tfw music sxns gonna be littered with "kodak outrapped kendrick" and "scaring the hoes: the album" threads for the next couple weeks
Not we cry together and purple hearts
2 great songs
Anyone make a kkk joke about Kendrick, Kodak, and keem? I canāt think of anything rn but they all killed it
niggas asking if kendrick and whitney in an open relationship need to listen to mother I sober again
How long till the "This not the real album. Just the album to get out of TDE, the real album comes on pgLang
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"The Bigger Steppers" out soon
I think itād help if more people understood that Kendrick generally isnāt trying to educate on this album. Itās more about his emotions personified and given entire voices/character arcs, his personal growth unfiltered, and redemption. Itās ugly and messy and gives no answers but itās not supposed to.
The album is extremely confusing and weird but not in a āhe missed the markā way. Itās a raw, honest take on the world from the a bunch of different perspectives.
Niggas are forgetting he grew up in f***ing COMPTON. If heās giving voice to all of the complex emotions heās felt growing up and experiencing life, he has to play a young compton kid, a drunk womanizer, a flashy rapper, and several other things. Baring all your most problematic, flawed traits like that is going to be unsettling no matter what and Iām glad he didnāt hold back.
the thing that many progressive ppl that are very online and active in 'discourse' is that they forget it's not that cut and dry in dialogue with people outside of their projected persona online
people think they have figured themselves out but they really haven't, their internal pains and struggles which take on dirty forms but can't be expressed outwardly except in the confines of a therapist's office
they forget they live as much on a complex line as their 'uneducated' counterparts
the one thing that is truly in common with both the internet leftist and reactionary rightist is that they have the same inflated ego and moral superiority complex, and i may be indicting some of my own internal struggles here, but it is important to be aware of your own problems
Motherās brother said he got revenge for my motherās face
Black and blue, the image of my queen that I can't erase
'Til this day can't look her in the eyes pain is takin' over
Blame myself, you never felt guilt 'til you felt it sober
F***
I may be tripping but this may be my favorite Kendrick album off first listen.
I think I got it as.
Section 80
Steppers
TPAB
GKMC
DAMN
Solid worst to best š
tfw music sxns gonna be littered with "kodak outrapped kendrick" and "scaring the hoes: the album" threads for the next couple weeks
imma be in cuba
people itt are gonna leave this album thinking, oh kendrick hates twitter people
no man he hates YOU
Next time I f***ed a white b****, was out in Copenhagen
Good kid, m.A.A.d city tour, I flourished on them stages
Whitney asked did I have a problem
I said, "I might be racist"
Ancestors watchin' me f*** was like retaliation
what did he mean with this? is he being literal about f***ing a white b**** or is it an a***ogy
Mirror lowkey one of my favorites. Reminded me of Love Below or Last Train in Paris
btw whether you agree or not, saying slurs in that song is 100% a gimmick.
i understand the point he was making and idc personally, but he only said all that for headlines
I think itād help if more people understood that Kendrick generally isnāt trying to educate on this album. Itās more about his emotions personified and given entire voices/character arcs, his personal growth unfiltered, and redemption. Itās ugly and messy and gives no answers but itās not supposed to.
The album is extremely confusing and weird but not in a āhe missed the markā way. Itās a raw, honest take on the world from the a bunch of different perspectives.
Niggas are forgetting he grew up in f***ing COMPTON. If heās giving voice to all of the complex emotions heās felt growing up and experiencing life, he has to play a young compton kid, a drunk womanizer, a flashy rapper, and several other things. Baring all your most problematic, flawed traits like that is going to be unsettling no matter what and Iām glad he didnāt hold back.
Absolutely agreed
This is why GKMC is his best project and always will be imo, he balanced deep and meaningful storytelling with enjoyable music in the perfect way.
āSing About Meā