Morale - Blxst, Tanna Leone, Baby Keem, Taylour Paige
BP Soundtrack - SOB X RBE, Zacari x2, Babes Wodumo (made Gqom famous in 2016, Gqom led to amapiano. Kendrick platforming of such new yet popular african artists influenced Beyonce to do the same on Lion King Soundtrack)
DAMN - Steve Lacy, Zacari
TPAB - Rapsody, Thundercat, Anna Wise
GKMC - Anna Wise
black panther is a good shout maybe you actually can say that it helped popularize (South) African music in the west, never reflected on that but off top it checks out. def the most he ever shared platform also, maybe with pgLang and that upcoming musical with South Park ppl we'll get more of that
but cmon no one on that Morale list has a career to speak of rly, no?
not what I meant. I mean I'm literally arguing that the album should be taken serious as a political statement
I mean as a white suburban dude I can say that the album directly inspired me to reflect on how political hip hop is and in turn studying the history of racism in US more, which in turn lead me to reflect on racism in Germany, postcolonial theory, bell hooks, etc down the line.
but the fact that there's so many bachelors and masters on "TPAB and racism" and it being the #1 album of all time on predominantly white suburban userbase of RYM does make you think that maybe the message was too simple to digest or even this white guilt giving a weird form of comfort rather than getting ppl out of their comfort zone (which I think you could define as the stated goal of political art)
it's not that reception defines the art but it can often tell you a lot about what it offered to ppl and also the shortcomings of it. like I dunno what does it say about Wolf of Wall Street that it inspired a whole generation of stupid capitalists, I think it's a great film but it clearly worked against its own message too. it's def a very complex relationship but still one worth thinking about imo
”it's just sad to me that we're as a culture just accepting (and even looking at this thread, defending) this status quo of running every creative industry into the ground with monopolized big players (Disney, UMG) running a business with mediocre art.”
”we’re as a culture”
”I mean as a white suburban dude”
As a huge Drake fan the pendulum always swings
u gotta clip that fool elemental and then it will be the greatest week in this forum's history
black panther is a good shout maybe you actually can say that it helped popularize (South) African music in the west, never reflected on that but off top it checks out. def the most he ever shared platform also, maybe with pgLang and that upcoming musical with South Park ppl we'll get more of that
but cmon no one on that Morale list has a career to speak of rly, no?
“Blxst doesn’t have a career”
Taylor is literally an actress nigga
not what I meant. I mean I'm literally arguing that the album should be taken serious as a political statement
I mean as a white suburban dude I can say that the album directly inspired me to reflect on how political hip hop is and in turn studying the history of racism in US more, which in turn lead me to reflect on racism in Germany, postcolonial theory, bell hooks, etc down the line.
but the fact that there's so many bachelors and masters on "TPAB and racism" and it being the #1 album of all time on predominantly white suburban userbase of RYM does make you think that maybe the message was too simple to digest or even this white guilt giving a weird form of comfort rather than getting ppl out of their comfort zone (which I think you could define as the stated goal of political art)
it's not that reception defines the art but it can often tell you a lot about what it offered to ppl and also the shortcomings of it. like I dunno what does it say about Wolf of Wall Street that it inspired a whole generation of stupid capitalists, I think it's a great film but it clearly worked against its own message too. it's def a very complex relationship but still one worth thinking about imo
Ah yes, Wolf of Wall street. The finance/Tech bro bible
“Blxst doesn’t have a career”
Taylor is literally an actress nigga
"baby keem doesn't have a career"
this guy is an idiot
"baby keem doesn't have a career"
this guy is an idiot
Baby Keem is he that Family Ties fella?
Die for my b**** aotd
Baby Keem is he that Family Ties fella?
Die for my b**** aotd
i believe he is the "range brother", if i am pronouncing that correctly
16 is sotd
black panther is a good shout maybe you actually can say that it helped popularize (South) African music in the west, never reflected on that but off top it checks out. def the most he ever shared platform also, maybe with pgLang and that upcoming musical with South Park ppl we'll get more of that
but cmon no one on that Morale list has a career to speak of rly, no?
You conflating. You asked about him platforming artists and I provided you examples.
If you want to talk about an artists success following a co-sign we can have that talk, but it’s gotta be away from the first topic
You conflating. You asked about him platforming artists and I provided you examples.
If you want to talk about an artists success following a co-sign we can have that talk, but it’s gotta be away from the first topic
as if it's kendrick's responsibility to hold their hand and ensure that they have a successful career
it's so obvious that this is condom eyes alt
“Blxst doesn’t have a career”
Taylor is literally an actress nigga
im crying man
i believe he is the "range brother", if i am pronouncing that correctly
16 is sotd
That is actually 50 cent with 2 phones
That is actually 50 cent with 2 phones
i got 2 phones as well, am i really baby keem
Y'all thought y'all got rid of condom eyes huh?
You can't get rid of an idea
u may have gotten rid of condom eyes but u can't get rid of the revolution
i got 2 phones as well, am i really baby keem
I hate to tell the truth, you are not the same
Y'all thought y'all got rid of condom eyes huh?
You can't get rid of an idea
Nah condom eyes would’ve been ran thru every piece of drama in his week mixed in with his posts this a diff breed
It’s funny because as a huge Drake fan Quadra wanted me to go back and forth so it looked like I was derailing the thread
When I didn’t and he picked someone else he showed why you should be careful what you wish for
that nigga @prissy kept open hand smacking that nigga in the face
I got muted longer than Quadra
Nigga do you think Taylour Paige did that s*** to start a music career
She probably just wanted to work with KENDRICK LAMAR
give an up and coming artist a completely new audience/ potential breakthrough to big success themselves
You say this but then continue to blame the responsibility of said artists success after Kendrick’s co-sign on Kendrick
u prob right lmao. no idea she was already well known since i don't really listen to her
Summer was already stamped way before Kendrick collabed w her, Over It is a pretty solid modern R&B album i’d suggest a listen
Y'all thought y'all got rid of condom eyes huh?
You can't get rid of an idea
Ah yes, Wolf of Wall street. The finance/Tech bro bible
you don't know this? it's stupid af but it's a thing 100%. I live in Frankfurt which is the finance center of Germany and it's a whole stereotype around here and I personally know at least one person who had a phase idolizing Belfort
idk if it's partly ironic or whatever but yh
As a huge Drake fan it’s always hilarious hearing a euro tell a black American how to move