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  • Jul 14, 2024
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    Just listened to JID album for the first time, and I have to say…

    As a big Kendrick stan JID is very close if not already better than Kendrick as an artist.

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    tone deaf

  • Jul 14, 2024
    Yapper

    tone deaf

    man can never rap and be authentic again

  • Jul 14, 2024
    Zack From The Six
    https://twitter.com/nfr_podcast/status/1812206512942805491

    Funny list

    And he did all this while raping young women.

    Him and cosby.....helping people to make up for all their crimes to no avail

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    ManU Minute

    Just listened to JID album for the first time, and I have to say…

    As a big Kendrick stan JID is very close if not already better than Kendrick as an artist.

    As one of the few Jid fans on this site, he’s nowhere near Kendrick

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    ManU Minute

    Just listened to JID album for the first time, and I have to say…

    As a big Kendrick stan JID is very close if not already better than Kendrick as an artist.

    Man i love JID but his best album is just about as good as Kendricks worst

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    WOP WOP WOP WOP WOP

    Why did Kendrick choose "wop?"
    Theories, some truly schizo, some maybe less so:
    To get it out of the way, we know wop is a derogatory word toward Italians coming from “guappo,” or “dandy.” We also know Drake likes to parade about Italian mafia style - see 'omerta' and when he name dropped Vito Rizutto, etc. Is this calling Drake a wannabe Godfather in a derogatory way? And/or a “dandy,” someone more interested in appearances than authenticity? ETA: The backronym of WithOut Papers also potentially insinuates Drake being somewhere he doesn't actually have a right to be and/or that he doesn't have receipts for his claims.
    Wop = WAP. "Certified freak." Plus, "what's OVO for, the other vaginal option? Wet Ass P****." So just calling Drake a p**** (that's begging to be beat up) some more.
    Wop as in dancing. See "Wop" by J. Dash ft. Flo Rida. Kendrick is encouraging everyone to let loose and come together through dance, which ties into his use of Tommy the Clown, known proponent of using dance to deal with larger issues and uplift and unify his community.
    Wop as in "WithOut Prejudice," which is what J. Dash says is what "WOP" stands for. Breaking this down more:
    A. Without prejudice as in "I don't have a hatin' bone in my body.”
    B. Without prejudice as in the legal practice of marking statements "without prejudice:"
    The without prejudice rule gives parties to a dispute protection while they are discussing settlement through negotiation. When it is in force, all parties can talk freely knowing that anything they may provide to the other side during these negotiations can not end up in front of the judge deciding on liability. It is a very useful instrument when settlement is appropriate.
    To be truly deemed without prejudice, correspondence must form part of a genuine attempt to resolve a dispute
    Which, to me, says Kendrick wants to be able to freely speak on everything and resolve the dispute outside of the traditional justice system and is protecting himself and his expression from coming back to bite him. Alternately, he is offering Drake an avenue to potential redemption that doesn't require outing victims or utilizing the broken traditional court system but allowing settling things between them, or acquiring a sort of non-violent street justice.
    indicate that they are making a good faith attempt at resolving their differences, they want the content of their negotiations to be kept confidential, and they do not want any of their statements to be used against them in court
    "Are you my friend? Are we locked in?"
    C. Without prejudice in regards to a judgment
    On the other hand, if a court decision is without prejudice, it means that a party may cure a particular element and present the same issue or motion before the court for adjudication.
    "The rabbit hole goes deeper, I promise you," or Kendrick is willing to come back to reinterrogating the same issues again in the court of public opinion.
    Wop as in Wop May, a badass Canadian pilot who did a bunch of badass stuff, perhaps signaling something about Drake’s plane(s), flights, or associations with CargoJet.
    Doo Wop. “Wop, wop, wop, wop, wop, Imma DO my stuff.” As in Do Wopping. As in Doo Wopping. As in Doo Wop, an African American musical style (aka Kendrick's, not Drake's, "stuff") notably exploited by Jewish record companies, evoking accusations of Jewish Canadian Drake appropriating and exploiting African American culture. It was eventually more or less taken over by white artists and, finally,
    This music was embraced by punk rockers in the 1970s, as part of a larger societal trend among white people in the US of romanticizing it as music that belonged to a simpler (in their eyes) time of racial harmony before the social upheaval of the 1960s.
    You know, all that racial harmony pre 1960s, right? /s
    Also potentially tying into Doo Wop by Lauryn Hill
    Baby girl, respect is just a minimum, N** f** up and you still defending 'em
    The pretty face men claiming that they be the big men, Need to take care of they three or four kids
    How you gonna win, when you ain't right within?
    Wop as in Toronto slang
    Toronto slang for a "customer", specifically a customer who is willing to buy d****. Derived from the word "chop" which means "drug transaction"
    A scheduled d*** deal from the perspective of the dealer.
    Furthering accusations of Drake’s d*** trafficking, d*** problems, or potentially other ways of being a "customer."
    Wireless Application Protocol: a system that allows you to use the internet using a type of mobile phone, touching on Drake’s being chronically online.
    Wap as in a bundle of straw. "The term 'straw man' refers to a straw-filled scarecrow, a literal dummy that is easily attacked and destroyed." As in the Wiz character played by Michael Jackson. As in, if only Drake had a brain.
    Wap as in "throw, strike, blow in gusts," in this case potentially used in an onomatopoeic way to insinuate the beating of Drake, see: "Dot, f*** 'em up."
    Thanks for schizo walking with me, once again!

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    He being sarcastic but he actually not wrong, bidens the one who woulda needed something like this

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    ManU Minute

    Just listened to JID album for the first time, and I have to say…

    As a big Kendrick stan JID is very close if not already better than Kendrick as an artist.

    This ain't Manu minute, this is absolutely the worst take of all time, crodie, I can't even call you crodie no mo , this ain't you

  • Jul 14, 2024
    HugeKetamineFan

    WOP WOP WOP WOP WOP

    Why did Kendrick choose "wop?"
    Theories, some truly schizo, some maybe less so:
    To get it out of the way, we know wop is a derogatory word toward Italians coming from “guappo,” or “dandy.” We also know Drake likes to parade about Italian mafia style - see 'omerta' and when he name dropped Vito Rizutto, etc. Is this calling Drake a wannabe Godfather in a derogatory way? And/or a “dandy,” someone more interested in appearances than authenticity? ETA: The backronym of WithOut Papers also potentially insinuates Drake being somewhere he doesn't actually have a right to be and/or that he doesn't have receipts for his claims.
    Wop = WAP. "Certified freak." Plus, "what's OVO for, the other vaginal option? Wet Ass P****." So just calling Drake a p**** (that's begging to be beat up) some more.
    Wop as in dancing. See "Wop" by J. Dash ft. Flo Rida. Kendrick is encouraging everyone to let loose and come together through dance, which ties into his use of Tommy the Clown, known proponent of using dance to deal with larger issues and uplift and unify his community.
    Wop as in "WithOut Prejudice," which is what J. Dash says is what "WOP" stands for. Breaking this down more:
    A. Without prejudice as in "I don't have a hatin' bone in my body.”
    B. Without prejudice as in the legal practice of marking statements "without prejudice:"
    The without prejudice rule gives parties to a dispute protection while they are discussing settlement through negotiation. When it is in force, all parties can talk freely knowing that anything they may provide to the other side during these negotiations can not end up in front of the judge deciding on liability. It is a very useful instrument when settlement is appropriate.
    To be truly deemed without prejudice, correspondence must form part of a genuine attempt to resolve a dispute
    Which, to me, says Kendrick wants to be able to freely speak on everything and resolve the dispute outside of the traditional justice system and is protecting himself and his expression from coming back to bite him. Alternately, he is offering Drake an avenue to potential redemption that doesn't require outing victims or utilizing the broken traditional court system but allowing settling things between them, or acquiring a sort of non-violent street justice.
    indicate that they are making a good faith attempt at resolving their differences, they want the content of their negotiations to be kept confidential, and they do not want any of their statements to be used against them in court
    "Are you my friend? Are we locked in?"
    C. Without prejudice in regards to a judgment
    On the other hand, if a court decision is without prejudice, it means that a party may cure a particular element and present the same issue or motion before the court for adjudication.
    "The rabbit hole goes deeper, I promise you," or Kendrick is willing to come back to reinterrogating the same issues again in the court of public opinion.
    Wop as in Wop May, a badass Canadian pilot who did a bunch of badass stuff, perhaps signaling something about Drake’s plane(s), flights, or associations with CargoJet.
    Doo Wop. “Wop, wop, wop, wop, wop, Imma DO my stuff.” As in Do Wopping. As in Doo Wopping. As in Doo Wop, an African American musical style (aka Kendrick's, not Drake's, "stuff") notably exploited by Jewish record companies, evoking accusations of Jewish Canadian Drake appropriating and exploiting African American culture. It was eventually more or less taken over by white artists and, finally,
    This music was embraced by punk rockers in the 1970s, as part of a larger societal trend among white people in the US of romanticizing it as music that belonged to a simpler (in their eyes) time of racial harmony before the social upheaval of the 1960s.
    You know, all that racial harmony pre 1960s, right? /s
    Also potentially tying into Doo Wop by Lauryn Hill
    Baby girl, respect is just a minimum, N** f** up and you still defending 'em
    The pretty face men claiming that they be the big men, Need to take care of they three or four kids
    How you gonna win, when you ain't right within?
    Wop as in Toronto slang
    Toronto slang for a "customer", specifically a customer who is willing to buy d****. Derived from the word "chop" which means "drug transaction"
    A scheduled d*** deal from the perspective of the dealer.
    Furthering accusations of Drake’s d*** trafficking, d*** problems, or potentially other ways of being a "customer."
    Wireless Application Protocol: a system that allows you to use the internet using a type of mobile phone, touching on Drake’s being chronically online.
    Wap as in a bundle of straw. "The term 'straw man' refers to a straw-filled scarecrow, a literal dummy that is easily attacked and destroyed." As in the Wiz character played by Michael Jackson. As in, if only Drake had a brain.
    Wap as in "throw, strike, blow in gusts," in this case potentially used in an onomatopoeic way to insinuate the beating of Drake, see: "Dot, f*** 'em up."
    Thanks for schizo walking with me, once again!

    😂😂😭 Jesus christ u did it kid

  • Yapper

    tone deaf

    ummmmmmmm mhmmmmmm

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    LUKAS

    Man i love JID but his best album is just about as good as Kendricks worst

    Kendrick’s worst album is still a top 100 rap album of all time lol

  • Jul 14, 2024
    Yapper

    tone deaf

    Who's the woman?

  • Jul 14, 2024
    K DOG 99

    Kendrick’s worst album is still a top 100 rap album of all time lol

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    Zack From The Six
    https://twitter.com/nfr_podcast/status/1812206512942805491

    Funny list

    lol the one time drake d***riders dont want to use streams cause it would kill their argument

    Their biggest songs are praise da lord, mask off, goosebumps, intro, hustlin

  • Jul 14, 2024
    Kozy

    Niggas been crying about culture for two months but don’t have enough to recognize a shirt that’s etched into battle rap history

  • Jul 14, 2024
    Zero

    lol the one time drake d***riders dont want to use streams cause it would kill their argument

    Their biggest songs are praise da lord, mask off, goosebumps, intro, hustlin

    Why lie?

  • Jul 14, 2024
    K DOG 99

    Kendrick’s worst album is still a top 100 rap album of all time lol

    Damn

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    2words

    “Battle rap” is a separate culture from hip hop that no one gives a f*** about. “Etched in battle rap history” is nuts lol

    What a stupid and ignorant post.

  • Jul 14, 2024
    Zack From The Six
    https://twitter.com/nfr_podcast/status/1812206512942805491

    Funny list

    What thug said is why I didn't count out drake but kendrick hit that soft spot on NLU, brutal stuff

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    XODoors
    https://twitter.com/nfr_podcast/status/1812323101792776217

    Aight

    I’m officially dropping this man

    Y'all still crying about every little thing Drake does and it'll never not be hilarious. Y'all are truly miserable

  • Jul 14, 2024
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    thegreatdivine

    Y'all still crying about every little thing Drake does and it'll never not be hilarious. Y'all are truly miserable

  • Jul 14, 2024
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