New Kendrick Lamar song

[2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat]

Idk why but the first people that jumped in my mind was A$AP Rocky, Ferg, and another member of A$AP. But he probably would’ve said they were in a group, and plus Ferg wasn’t signed to Rocky. Comment section saying it’s Diddy, Cole, and Emory.

yeah punch told the story on hoffa pod
but he didnt give all those details

 

[NormanConnors]

This dude went from being a bit overrated to one of the most overrated artists of all time in less than a year

 

[Piff Perkins]

Idk why but the first people that jumped in my mind was A$AP Rocky, Ferg, and another member of A$AP. But he probably would’ve said they were in a group, and plus Ferg wasn’t signed to Rocky. Comment section saying it’s Diddy, Cole, and Emory.

Yup when he mentioned the glasses I figured it must be Cole. So Emory got on him, realized he was fighting the wrong guy (signed to his man, Hov), and stopped. Makes sense.

 

[Robbie3000]

its funny how one verse fukked up the game

Diddy was a menace.

 

[El Jefe]

1st thing I thought

Speaks to Diddy's ego

Diddy was a menace.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

I don't care what joe and pod say, this is a drake diss. A diss to not just drake but everyone empower and cosign him

 

[Ziggiy]

Diddy was a menace.

Cole got one off on him though.

Serves Diddy right thinking he was going to Steve Stoute Cole.

 

[KneeGrow.]

I don't care what joe and pod say, this is a drake diss. A diss to not just drake but everyone empower and cosign him

It's not not a Drake diss. He fits the motif of the kind of people Kendrick is speaking on.

Also, the more I listen to it makes me realize that this seems partly a response to that "always rapping like you trying to get the slaves freed" line; the idea that hip hop is in a space artistically and culturally that the concept of making music that "inspires" or "motivates" is something that can be made fun of. I think that shyt pissed him off.

 

[iliketurtles]

It's not not a Drake diss. He fits the motif of the kind of people Kendrick is speaking on.

Also, the more I listen to it makes me realize that this seems partly a response to that "always rapping like you trying to get the slaves freed" line; the idea that hip hop is in a space artistically and culturally that the concept of making music that "inspires" or "motivates" is something that can be made fun of. I think that shyt pissed him off.

Kbot is Sharif from menace 2 society

 

[Ziggiy]

It's not not a Drake diss. He fits the motif of the kind of people Kendrick is speaking on.

Also, the more I listen to it makes me realize that this seems partly a response to that "always rapping like you trying to get the slaves freed" line; the idea that hip hop is in a space artistically and culturally that the concept of making music that "inspires" or "motivates" is something that can be made fun of. I think that shyt pissed him off.

Yea Aubrey deserved every BIT of the ass whopping he caught for that bullshyt line. Dude really leaned into his white side when it came to both Family Matters and especially Heart Part 6 which further proved Kendrick’s point about Aubrey being a cultural outsider. Kendrick read Aubrey’s personality to a T.

 

[SNG]

Yea Aubrey deserved every BIT of the ass whopping he caught for that bullshyt line. Dude really leaned into his white side when it came to both Family Matters and especially Heart Part 6 which further proved Kendrick’s point about Aubrey being a cultural outsider. Kendrick read Aubrey’s personality to a T.

Yea that free the slaves line came back to bite him in the ass. I don’t know what that nikka was thinking putting that in family matters.

 

[Antyx]

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Reflects my thoughts:

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Yea Aubrey deserved every BIT of the ass whopping he caught for that bullshyt line. Dude really leaned into his white side when it came to both Family Matters and especially Heart Part 6 which further proved Kendrick’s point about Aubrey being a cultural outsider. Kendrick read Aubrey’s personality to a T.

white side?

Elaborate.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

It's not not a Drake diss. He fits the motif of the kind of people Kendrick is speaking on.

Also, the more I listen to it makes me realize that this seems partly a response to that "always rapping like you trying to get the slaves freed" line; the idea that hip hop is in a space artistically and culturally that the concept of making music that "inspires" or "motivates" is something that can be made fun of. I think that shyt pissed him off.

inspirational music most time is terrible music. The problem is that a lot of the supporters of the message think that absolves them of making digestible content.