im ready for Travis season now
Fam I sure hope so, when do y’all think Trav will drop?
It's rap music. You don't listen to rap music. It's okay.
it's an opinion he got a right to it bruv

kendrick making father time so i wont have to go to therapy myself
Lmfaooo yoooo i swear
Drake: I’m Way 2 sexy
Gimrick Gimmar fans: Lol at this tik tok bait mid. Terrible. Embarrassing
Kendrick: B**** I’m attractive
Pitchrick Forkmar fans: Wow unbelievable. Rap god has done it again. How does he get better every time
Need I say more?
You on fire bro lmaoooo
This nigga Drake so soft. He done dropped another Notepad on IG. It wasn't a diss goofy
where?
Purple Heart is dope too.
this track not connecting with me lmao
You have to give props to Kendrick
Every album sounds different sonically and theme wise
Not a lot of artists can pull that off
Take future for example, great artist but sonically all the albums share similar sound and context
Kendrick: *makes an album detailing his mental health struggles in purest form*
Y’all: come on bro where are the bops why aren’t you singing
🤨🤨
This why I sent what I said in the GC last night
like dawg
Tyler and Kenny gave lib whites Youngboy and Kodak
Tyler saying the R word on CMIYGL and Kendrick saying the F word on MM&TBS
This is how I met Link idk about y’all
!https://youtu.be/Mj00ii1BLV8
i wunt twehv, i wunt twehv of dehm
Folks told me i ain't got no taste for saying that's one of the ones.
I told them you keep tasting what you're tasting....
kendrick making father time so i wont have to go to therapy myself
mannnnnnnnnnnnm
United in Grief might be the worst Kendrick intro. I'll probably skip it after this listen
anyone else feel like this has kind of an abrupt ending?
imagine another long Eckhart Tolle monologue, that would have been great!
Ehhh I don't think his music is necessarily just for black people. it's more of a hip hop demographic that values a certain type of rapping or puts a high emphasis/value on that kind of rapping.
it just feels like his songs and stories are more centered around growing up black and the stories of the community he grew up in.