mr get dough

2y

Drake not getting played at my f***ing cook out fool

My family isnt lightskin

mr get dough

2y

Then Kendrick must be Jordan round this b****

mr get dough

2y

Its called music that changes lives, it’s called music that develops you as a person, it’s called music that you go through when you dealing with real life, it’s called music that helps shape you as a man

His name is Kendrick f***ing Lamar

goretex

2y

niggas Pulling ANY card like drake isn’t the most popular rapper of our generation who tf is playing humble

mr get dough

2y

Um lots of people? Its bout to be diamond you ignorant b******

I come from a family of introspective militant black elders, we not listening to Drake at my cookout bro I just said my truth, we actually ARE listening to Alright

Drake still one of my GOATS im just telling you my truth

goretex

2y

Y’all be dragging this s*** fr any Nigga that was awakened by TPAB is either new black or born after 9/11

goretex

2y

Alright y’all got that s*** Coondrick wins again

mr get dough

2y

You corny for that new black s***, I saw you push that lame ass narrative about TPAB before

You ever been on your first tour and had a homie die and another go to jail, being uncomfortable as f*** in a world that doesn’t feel catered to you but knowing your old world is toxic?

That album perfectly gives the blueprint on how to manage s*** like that

Aint nothing new black about that, those are real issues that are always around in our community. And I was born in September 2000, just a couple years after you iirc so lets go to the white board and try a better approach.

goretex

2y

Bro you really gonna act like TPAB ain’t a new black starter kit? Like cmon bro that album solange awaken my love yoy cannot deny that bro

mr get dough

2y

Are we not having a conversation amongst 2 real niggas? Let me know if I was mistaken in my thought

Since when have real niggas moved off of the non real in forming they opinions?

This is my Brain and your brain pause, f*** all the other niggas.

Just because certain niggas attached to it dont take away from the message

goretex

2y

Bro my brain tells me TPAB was a great album but didn’t impact my world more than dirty sprite 2. This my truth bro niggas I grew up with was NOT bumping that alvum in 2015 AT ALL. I saw that album the most when going to college campuses and Internet forums. If anything I’m more mad a Nigga like future ain’t top 10 cause the impact people say kendrick has this decade is really wht a Nigga like future had. It’s a great album but even in resrosprxtni feel like people like GKMC DAMN or section 80 even more like it served it’s puspose but I think rarely go back outside of momma and like institutionalized

mr get dough

2y

Thats YOU though bro, and thats honestly not as many people as you think it is.

Me I like to think with my music and relate to the content, Kendrick put a lot of relatable experiences into that music and did it in a truly amazing way. Not to mention the sound is some of my favorite production ever. And all my niggas irl felt the same, we heard it together for the first time. And none of us is no “new black” niggas we come from Militant parents, activist grandparents, my great grandmother built my city.

TPAB and Kendrick in general is this s*** in it’s purest, hip hop started as a platform to give a voice to the voiceless and have social content in the music. That doesn’t take away from an artist like Future because hip hop evolves and his name is fitting hes the evolution. The problem comes from the disrespect in your constant discussion of Kendrick, you make it sound like speaking about the things Kendrick speaks about is corny and only white people wanna hear it, its probably a young black kid in his room right now who wants to really talk that s*** but now feels like it pointless or corny because he got niggas saying the type of s*** you saying to him.

We gotta keep a balance in this s***, and the respect has to remain for hip hop to stay united and ours, we shouldn’t disrespect a nigga like Future artistry but also you shouldn’t downplay what Kendrick did on TPAB. That s*** means a lot, to some real ones. Its corny niggas listening to everything, u out your mind if you dont think its corny niggas who listen to Future but that doesn’t define it.

mr get dough

2y

Thats YOU though bro, and thats honestly not as many people as you think it is.

Me I like to think with my music and relate to the content, Kendrick put a lot of relatable experiences into that music and did it in a truly amazing way. Not to mention the sound is some of my favorite production ever. And all my niggas irl felt the same, we heard it together for the first time. And none of us is no “new black” niggas we come from Militant parents, activist grandparents, my great grandmother built my city.

TPAB and Kendrick in general is this s*** in it’s purest, hip hop started as a platform to give a voice to the voiceless and have social content in the music. That doesn’t take away from an artist like Future because hip hop evolves and his name is fitting hes the evolution. The problem comes from the disrespect in your constant discussion of Kendrick, you make it sound like speaking about the things Kendrick speaks about is corny and only white people wanna hear it, its probably a young black kid in his room right now who wants to really talk that s*** but now feels like it pointless or corny because he got niggas saying the type of s*** you saying to him.

We gotta keep a balance in this s***, and the respect has to remain for hip hop to stay united and ours, we shouldn’t disrespect a nigga like Future artistry but also you shouldn’t downplay what Kendrick did on TPAB. That s*** means a lot, to some real ones. Its corny niggas listening to everything, u out your mind if you dont think its corny niggas who listen to Future but that doesn’t define it.

mr get dough

2y

Thats YOU though bro, and thats honestly not as many people as you think it is.

Me I like to think with my music and relate to the content, Kendrick put a lot of relatable experiences into that music and did it in a truly amazing way. Not to mention the sound is some of my favorite production ever. And all my niggas irl felt the same, we heard it together for the first time. And none of us is no “new black” niggas we come from Militant parents, activist grandparents, my great grandmother built my city.

TPAB and Kendrick in general is this s*** in it’s purest, hip hop started as a platform to give a voice to the voiceless and have social content in the music. That doesn’t take away from an artist like Future because hip hop evolves and his name is fitting hes the evolution. The problem comes from the disrespect in your constant discussion of Kendrick, you make it sound like speaking about the things Kendrick speaks about is corny and only white people wanna hear it, its probably a young black kid in his room right now who wants to really talk that s*** but now feels like it pointless or corny because he got niggas saying the type of s*** you saying to him.

We gotta keep a balance in this s***, and the respect has to remain for hip hop to stay united and ours, we shouldn’t disrespect a nigga like Future artistry but also you shouldn’t downplay what Kendrick did on TPAB. That s*** means a lot, to some real ones. Its corny niggas listening to everything, u out your mind if you dont think its corny niggas who listen to Future but that doesn’t define it.

MrIndigo96

2y

The way I see it, is like TPAB is beautiful to me because it essentially is the origin of where hiphop came from. Voicing the struggles of the people and displaying the beauty of it. Essentially that’s why having the blues and jazz be the back bone of the project heightens the quality even more. The blues basically birthed every genre we see today