sonically the album is trash. that's my biggest issue with it. and no, it's not too sophisticated. It's just dull trash. sorry.
So Did Kendrick Flop?
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So black people don't need to do better?
Drip Bayless
Superstar
Wouldn't have minded the message if he had criticized white supremacy as hard as he did blacks
I think it is a good album (not epic), but it's just the ADD age we live in, an event happens, people hone in on it for a while and then get distracted by something else and shift attention to that.
You hate me don't you?
You hate my people, your plan is to terminate my culture
You're fukkin' evil I want you to recognize that I'm a proud monkey
You vandalize my perception but can't take style from me
And this is more than confession
I mean I might press the button just so you know my discretion
I'm guardin' my feelings, I know that you feel it
You sabotage my community, makin' a killin'
You made me a killer, emancipation of a real nikka
All of Blacker the Berry up to the last verse is going hard af against white supremacy bruh
DStyles
Vegan
That shyt came and went.
ALbum is probably the worst shyt I've ever heard in my life in any genre.
ALbum is probably the worst shyt I've ever heard in my life in any genre.
Drip Bayless
Superstar
1 song on an entire album dedicated to white supremacy
White people defend this album harder than blacks because they think this dude is black Americas spokesman
Dude is a prophet, didn't make the album for money, but has several corporate sponsorships
But ima let yall cook tho, I understand if you can't help but dikkride and have your own opinion
1 song on an entire album dedicated to white supremacy
White people defend this album harder than blacks because they think this dude is black Americas spokesman
Dude is a prophet, didn't make the album for money, but has several corporate sponsorships
But ima let yall cook tho, I understand if you can't help but dikkride and have your own opinion
You don't have to be so damn confrontational, I thought we were talking about the album
Institutionalized poverty got one song, unfair taxes got one song, using star power to get revenge got one song, being secure in yourself and not being a "fake thug" got one song, hating yourself got one song, loving yourself got one song, damn even God himself only got one song
But how many songs about white supremacy has Drake done? Wale? Pusha T? Future or Migos? How much do y'all want from this little nikka man, he's just making music
Drip Bayless
Superstar
Breh we just talm bout Kenny boa, ain't no one being confrontationalYou don't have to be so damn confrontational, I thought we were talking about the album
Institutionalized poverty got one song, unfair taxes got one song, using star power to get revenge got one song, being secure in yourself and not being a "fake thug" got one song, hating yourself got one song, loving yourself got one song, damn even God himself only got one song
But how many songs about white supremacy has Drake done? Wale? Pusha T? Future or Migos? How much do y'all want from this little nikka man, he's just making music
.I just don't like how his hype BLATANTLY influences peoples opinions of him. That's not his competition and you know it, you put him up against Cole, Lupe, Chance, etc.
We aren't talking about competition in that sense anyway, just current Hiphop artists who address white supremacy. Besides Cole, no one else is even bothering, so Kendrick getting criticism for not being militant enough is ridiculous
If allow yourself to be influenced by hype, you lost. Personally, I haven't read a single review for TPAB, and I never will. I don't even use it being the most critically acclaimed rap album ever as a talking point, because that means nothing to me
You're right though; Kendrick's hype does influence people. It makes some people spend extra effort to shyt on him and his music, or try and tear him down, any chance they get, just because they think he's praised too much. That's hater shyt if you ask me
Drip Bayless
Superstar
OK brehWe aren't talking about competition in that sense anyway, just current Hiphop artists who address white supremacy. Besides Cole, no one else is even bothering, so Kendrick getting criticism for not being militant enough is ridiculous
If allow yourself to be influenced by hype, you lost. Personally, I haven't read a single review for TPAB, and I never will. I don't even use it being the most critically acclaimed rap album ever as a talking point, because that means nothing to me
Did this nikka just tap out of a conversation?
Of course he did. Who wouldnt? You stay slurping Kendrick and repeating yourself. Any smart person would realize that talking to you is pointless after a while
Don't quote me fakkit.@DarkSkinSamurai if you find yourself siding with this notorious loser, it may be time to switch up homie. Hating is never a good look
