The Reason Kendrick Loses Is Because He Doesn't Know Who He Is.

[Kaypain]

1. yes, this is evidenced by thte fact that no one islstening to the album anymore even though it's supposed to be 10/10

2. yup, hence no one listening to the album anymore. a song that truly resonates with you will be repeated 1000's of times.

3. he lost because he can only summon the mental fortitude to release once every 3 years, and outside of that he's a paranoid wreck that's too scared to leave his house

1. According to who?
Did you travel every state to see what music was being played in every car, radio, phone, mp3 player, club, or bar?

2. Where the fukk is your data to support those claims

3. It hasn't even been 90 days yet since the album was released ... do you even live in California?

And last

4.

 

[Kaypain]

you're wasting your time. You're talking to guys like Wild Self who've had their kidneys shifted by Kendrick/J Cole a million times. Parrot ass nikkas who repeat the same shyt: "You don't like Black excellence if you don't like Kendrick. You want thugs."

To them, anything threatening = bad. They pretend to know hip hop but can't see the nuances in it. The shades of personality that almost all the GOAT rappers brought to the table. The great rappers were way more than "thug nikkas".

They prefer Kendrick to make Call of Duty hand gestures towards the camera to signal that he's aware of that life (so as to not seem like a total p*ssy), but don't want him to risk exposing his lack of life experience in the process.

Coming from a ASAP Rocky stan

 

[Kaypain]

That's all generic "hood" stuff though breh.

Same tropes we've seen in every hood story since forever. Its not really personal. shyt might not even be true.

Please give a prime example of a song that makes you "feel"

 

[Monster]

Please give a prime example of a song that makes you "feel"

Dmx-Slippin

MeekMill-Intro


etc

 

[PlainSight]

I don't think Kendrick has any identity issues - I just don't think he's potent enough a lyricist to really move me. Doesn't really get to the meat and potatoes, kinda plays with the stew a little bit. He's onto something but he could be better IMO. Wouldn't say he's "lost" - just, "middle of the road" so far. Somewhat early days though.

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Blatant lie? lol. Pac told Brenda about her baby, then went and told her to Toss It Up. Told her "keep her head up" while "he gets around".

He rapped about the plight of the black man, and in the very same breath, talked about killing nikkas with no remorse. Riding on his enemies. Lol. All of which I enjoyed, but none of which made him a revolutionary. He spent most of his time in the studio, jail, or partying. Like any other 25 year old rapper.

Its obvious you can't look at this from an objective or logical standpoint, so keep banging.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Blatant lie? lol. Pac told Brenda about her baby, then went and told her to Toss It Up. Told her "keep her head up" while "he gets around".

He rapped about the plight of the black man, and in the very same breath, talked about killing nikkas with no remorse. Riding on his enemies. Lol. All of which I enjoyed, but none of which made him a revolutionary. He spent most of his time in the studio, jail, or partying. Like any other 25 year old rapper.

Its obvious you can't look at this from an objective or logical standpoint, so keep banging.

I thought you learned your lesson. You said his how do you want it's outnumbered his BREnda's got a baby's, 2-1.
I proved you WRONG.
You said he wasnt a revolutionary and you didnt think he wanted to be one so i gave you audio proof of his intentions.
Until you acknowledge your errors what's the point in continuing? YOU LOST fukk BOA

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Please give a prime example of a song that makes you "feel"

To give a direct comparison to similar content with a similar backstory.

 

[spliz]

Blatant lie? lol. Pac told Brenda about her baby, then went and told her to Toss It Up. Told her "keep her head up" while "he gets around".

He rapped about the plight of the black man, and in the very same breath, talked about killing nikkas with no remorse. Riding on his enemies. Lol. All of which I enjoyed, but none of which made him a revolutionary. He spent most of his time in the studio, jail, or partying. Like any other 25 year old rapper.

Its obvious you can't look at this from an objective or logical standpoint, so keep banging.

Pac also did a lot of volunteer work...personally helped alotta people in need...and shot cops when he saw a black man getting harrassed...whenever he saw a black man getting pulled over he would record it if he could just incase they pulled some bullshyt...I'm just sayin...u oversimplifying the shyt out of what Pac was about...he wasn't perfect by any means tho..and he made music for both dynamics...nothing wrong wit that...

 

[Kaypain]

To give a direct comparison to similar content with a similar backstory.

Here's my 2 songs that are timeless and moves me