This is the sum of it ^he's like a film maker that only makes movies about slaves and mentally challenged kids prevailing
he's like a film maker that only makes movies about slaves and mentally challenged kids prevailing
He has you fooled. Im sure his stories are real, but the whole "genuine" angle as well as blatant pandering like this is all just an act.I really think dude is genuine..he really just raps about his thoughts and life experiences. For every song with an "agenda" he has a song about his own downfalls, trials and tribulations. He's not a bad rapper either. Dope song. Still don't get all the hate for him on this site
I agree...just don't start throwing grammy's at this ninjaI really think dude is genuine..he really just raps about his thoughts and life experiences. For every song with an "agenda" he has a song about his own downfalls, trials and tribulations. He's not a bad rapper either. Dope song. Still don't get all the hate for him on this site
He has you fooled. Im sure his stories are real, but the whole "genuine" angle as well as blatant pandering like this is all just an act.
He said Kendrick deserved the Grammy, posted the screenshot of his text to Kendrick, and kept the award. That says all I need to know about dude's true character.
I dont mind rappers pretending to be what they aren't for entertainment's sake, but this guy is a really bad rapper and a culture appropriater masquerading as an activist.
He has you fooled. Im sure his stories are real, but the whole "genuine" angle as well as blatant pandering like this is all just an act.
He said Kendrick deserved the Grammy, posted the screenshot of his text to Kendrick, and kept the award. That says all I need to know about dude's true character.
I dont mind rappers pretending to be what they aren't for entertainment's sake, but this guy is a really bad rapper and a culture appropriater masquerading as an activist.
I see your point...but what happened if he gave it to Kendrick? Would we all be like "we don't need any handouts"? Feel like he's in a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation...
I really just take the lyrics at face value though. He has been making social songs for years...it just became an issue once he became famous. Not caping for him, but I guess I don't care enough to dissect to see if there is some ulterior motive behind them...honestly you can very well be right. Maybe I am fooled
Macklemore isn't for black people. Let's just be honest. Let's just be real.I didn't feel like I was part of the intended audience for this track as a black man, sounded like he was talking more at/to other whites than to me off first listen which is totally fine
And so what is he doing besides just acknowledging his white privilege? Didn't he also do a song combating homophobia? Are you sure he isn't just playing up the only lane he knows how to? My other point is that black people have already said what he is saying now time and time again. The only reason he's getting props for it is because he is white, and because white people are more likely to listen to him. Thats what I mean when I say he is the physical manifestation of white privilege.