It was pro trans but the way he framed it was little clumsy
He had good intentions tho
Not even clumsy just realistic
It was pro trans but the way he framed it was little clumsy
He had good intentions tho
Once again people just skim through music.
It was pro trans but the way he framed it was little clumsy
He had good intentions tho
I feel like the use of “he” “she” and deadnaming or whatever is gonna offend allot of people
i just realized he hates his fan base so much he crafted this opus just to say "fucking leave me alone"
It’s polarizing and controversial. Makes people forget a lot of the album by focusing on it and sucking up discussion.
United in Grief is a 15/10 and I haven’t heard barely anyone even mention it since the album first dropped and we listened
ur right
i was so put off by that in the best way possible
lmao this joint is the opposite of butterfly
actually has slappers & isnt critic bait bars
UNTITLED 02 STILL HIS BEST SONG I DONT MAKE THE RULES. SORRY IT CLEARS THIS WHOLE THING
kai
who tf cares lmao too many people in here worried about the fantano, twitter and ‘art school’ takes whether ironically or unironically just stfu and discuss the album damn
Goddamn bro you good?
Don’t even care jus wanna know y’all’s thoughts
i just realized he hates his fan base so much he crafted this opus just to say "fucking leave me alone"
Y’all not fw this album?
some of y’all need to go touch grass like King SO say
Been saying this basically a spiritual so album
He aint know himself would be the better term I think.
joints like How Much A Dollar Cost was very transparent though. He basically was dissing the homeless until the very end.
I do appreciate (and if Pathetic Pixels was still around if anybody ITT remember him, I think he would MUCH prefer albums like this from him than TPAB) that he realized himself that he aint a "savior/2pac" like figure. I think during TPAB he "tried to lift the black artist" and tried to help everybody. Hence the 2pac interviews and what not.
But those interviews during that era/the Mike Brown moments? Just showed a lack of perspective that I think play a BIG part in him not doing a lot of interviews anymore.
Glad he sought therapy. You can tell he was going through it lol.
Hes always been both since od
Literally section 80 is about the "hood" and the "righteous" side battling
He has never been one way and anyone that think je is or want him too be are projecting their own wants/issues
So Kendrick f***ed a white girl in Copenhagen while in a relationship
Yo that s*** killed me
Kodak better than lil baby
That’s wild but supports my feeling that a lot of the guys we grow up on are the in later years of their career and will either start going on long hiatuses or see serious decline in subsequent releases 
And u can kinda see that now with certain artists.
2012-2017 was the peak amd we didn’t even know
This is true. We’re blessed that our top 3 has not had a real significant drop in quality. Stans can argue about this and that, but the fact is that Cole, Kendrick, and Drake have been consistent -or gotten better - since their debut. The fact that they’re still considered the top 3 is evidence of that.
Am I confused or was Auntie Diaries not a pro Trans song?
Media literacy on 0 in our modern age my friend