It really feels like a continuation tbh

"Why R&B b****es don't feature on each other songs"

Profound truth honestly cause it's a rarity.

Tbh

Same, it really f***ing hurts to hear that word even if it’s the point. But it almost elevates it to a cinematic level of depiction that I think almost might’ve been cheapened if censored. I just wish it didn’t take something like that to make people listen if that makes sense

you win

It’s a few one listen classics on here but who cares really

Dude got his message across

Its the McDonald’s of sandwiches. It’s aight when you down bad

Remember it’s art

Easily

mid cudi apologist

hello? crackas??

It’s close

Kendrick bi? 😋😋😋

I don't really get the hype on that one. Push is great but some of the production and hooks aren't working for me like that. Steppers a lot more interesting and satisfying to me.

F*** you

Lmao them hoes competing wit each other that’s why

That was me after We Cry Together

Absolutely not, mid coochi is f***ing garbage now

Rnb females collab more often than rnb males

I don't hear it tbh Sounds a lot like All The Stars and that drum sound Kanye likes to use, maybe Paranoid is the song I'm thinking of

Super fair take

Do u like Unity In Grief , thats in my top 10 Kendrick instantly

only on KTT are Pusha's albums 'forgettable'

all jokes aside, i don’t even think it’s a coincidence that in this post-pac neocolonial epoch, what constitutes as ‘conscience rap’ has become increasingly inauthentic, conservative, and reactionary in its social commentary and content.