i need to sit and take Mother I Sober line by line, word by word. i can't even react to that
had to turn my screen off and close my eyes just to listen to that record bruh
Summer Walker brain is just we cry together on repeat 24/7
Been seeing people on Twitter doing bad faith copypasta s*** about how Kendrick is homophobic just to get angry replies and engagement because they think itās funny
S*** is mad annoying and trying to start s*** for no reason
The majority of the takes I see is that Kendrick is probably well intentioned, but just very clumsy in his execution in an somewhat offensive way
Which is fair imo
What the masses don't realize is that Kendrick released a mid album as a satire of the current music landscape. He purposefully made an average album to highlight how stale today's music is. The album wasnt trash it just flew over your heads
Thatās true but like, what the masses don't realize is that Kendrick released a mid album as a satire of the current music landscape. He purposefully made an average album to highlight how stale today's music is. The album wasnt trash it just flew over your heads
You made all of his intentions up with adding Kodak
He donāt care. He letting his nuts hang. Itās fine. Itās cool. But itās not some masterful s***. Ya just need it to be to accept it.
Unfortunately I kinda agree
Iām seeing people saying Kodak is there to show people make mistakes or whatever
But I think he just wanted a young rapper on there
I donāt think picking Kodak has any other meaning other than him liking Kodak
I think youāre exactly at the point in youāre life where you need to pick up some b\*\*\*\*es
I think kendrickās exactly at the point of his life where he needs to pick up some political theory
Same Love was a great song and was just as important as this one is for different reasons
the web gets deeper.
i kinda feel like kendrick and ye working together mysteriously
I think youāre exactly at the point in youāre life where you need to pick up some b\*\*\*\*es
I think kendrickās exactly at the point of his life where he needs to pick up some political theory
I think youāre exactly at the point in youāre life where you need to pick up some b\*\*\*\*es
I think kendrickās exactly at the point of his life where he needs to pick up some political theory
I think youāre exactly at the point in youāre life where you need to pick up some b\*\*\*\*es
I think kendrickās exactly at the point of his life where he needs to pick up some political theory
what do you think this sounds like
Not f***ing new wave thatās for sure
It sounds like Radiohead, Outkast, Fiona Apple, trip-hop and experimental electronic more than anything else. I was expecting some Talking Heads s*** based on that leak and we got Thom Yorke and Andre 3000 doing the fusion dance
i kinda feel like kendrick and ye working together mysteriously
both rocking the all black avis.
you should open it :word:
Relationship Advice section is dead af on here. Nobody gonna see that s*** except Ricky and Dr Longstroke
Kanye didnāt make a song where the message was how he learned that saying the f slur regardless of context was bad.
and?... we all have learning experiences in life, i will stand here now and i say i used to call my friends it in school, yes it's wrong, yes it's bad,,, but you gotta learn and good people do
Soon as I heard "Mr. Morale" i knew it was Pharrell on the beat. Didn't eem have to look at the liner notes

got these vibes immediately
Summer Walker brain is just we cry together on repeat 24/7
this thread man lmaooo
Unfortunately I kinda agree
Iām seeing people saying Kodak is there to show people make mistakes or whatever
But I think he just wanted a young rapper on there
I donāt think picking Kodak has any other meaning other than him liking Kodak
"I'm more Kodak than pro-black"
Mother I sober and Mirror are excellent closers but I'm still relatively disappointed with this as things stand. Need multiple listens to continue digesting. Purple Hearts is incredible too. N95 and Silent Hill are the lone bangers.
1. Kanye said it one time in this interview, and it was in reference to people calling him that word because they thought he was gay.
2. This interview is almost 20 years old, at a time when it was socially acceptable to say that word freely. Kendrick said the word at least 10 times on a song that came out today, in a time when itās not socially acceptable to say that word anymore because itās understood that itās offensive. I understand the context, but he couldāve gotten his point across without using the word at all.