Surprised people mad over Auntie Diaries.
To me what he's doing is like when a film or TV show shows an act of racism/homophobia. Also see a lot of people saying "but if a white person made a song where.. etc." but Bob Dylan pretty much did that with Hurricane and it's seen as one of the great civil rights songs
Comparing LGBT s*** to Black struggle is distasteful af
And so what if it was
Well it doesnât really matter I guess but that complaint is dumb.
A photo like this must be touched up for sure
every photo on her page though?
Surprised people mad over Auntie Diaries.
To me what he's doing is like when a film or TV show shows an act of racism/homophobia. Also see a lot of people saying "but if a white person made a song where.. etc." but Bob Dylan pretty much did that with Hurricane and it's seen as one of the great civil rights songs
Eh it could be a lot worse. Pretty tame reaction for using that word.
Gotta salute those ppl that admit they are really loving after the music that initially hated it. Shows a lot about then to admit that.
Easier to just accept youâre not gonna know how you feel about an album like this for at least 24 hours and hold judgment till then lol
Itâs already growing on me. Really feels like a continuation of DAMN in a good way. Where DAMN was him dealing with anxieties about the person he wanted to present to us through his artistry vs the flaws he privately grapples onto, this album is him finally deciding to ditch being the perfect star and be himself. Pretty awesome evolution in his discography
Comparing LGBT s*** to Black struggle is distasteful af
are you kidding me? do you know how difficult it is to not identify with either gender and have to convince people to use they/them?
you think he's just having a fun time on a song like N95 and then listen to it a lot and he is saying some S***
are you kidding me? do you know how difficult it is to not identify with either gender and have to convince people to use they/them?
No i dont
Easier to just accept youâre not gonna know how you feel about an album like this for at least 24 hours and hold judgment till then lol
Itâs already growing on me. Really feels like a continuation of DAMN in a good way. Where DAMN was him dealing with anxieties about the person he wanted to present to us through his artistry vs the flaws he privately grapples onto, this album is him finally deciding to ditch being the perfect star and be himself. Pretty awesome evolution in his discography
Thatâs a good observation. I agree with that assessment.
every photo on her page though?
I follow one chick that shows how much her photos get touched up to show normal everyday people to love their bodies and stop focusing on these IG models
Sheâll have dimples on her ass but in her model pics it looks smooth af lol
I like that fat s*** tho
Wouldnât be surprised if all her photos are touched up tho
@MORPHE and anyone else who was saying Fantano is gonna give this a bad review, im doubting tbh unless he hates the 2nd half because he liked every song on mr morale

Not like it matters but yeah I woulda been surprised if he didnt even like at least as much as he liked damn.
Thereâs a lot of people going to bat for this album I wouldnât expect. S/O to yâall.
Comparing LGBT s*** to Black struggle is distasteful af
I feel like it surely depends on the specifics as they're such wide ranging issues. Maybe he shouldn't be directly comparing the two words at the end, but it is a powerful way of trying to make his point on the word because people are almost universally familiar with the n-word debate.
Also I feel like LGBT struggle sometimes gets seen as light from how it's shown by a lot of public figures but you can't forget all the imprisonment and death that has been faced by that community because of their sexuality. For some gay people it's been a lot more than just being excluded by their family etc.
Comparing LGBT s*** to Black struggle is distasteful af
They are both considered slurs lol, neither is right to say.
How was it wrong? My point still stands; the way he executed that idea and that line specifically can come across like heâs trying to defend R. Kellyâs crimes as an adult. Is that what heâs doing? No. But I wouldnât blame someone who heard that line and came to that conclusion, because that how it comes across. All Iâm saying is that idea couldâve been executed in a better way
I missed this convo but I actually wanna discuss it, please donât take this as me trying to attack you cuz Iâm not.
But I donât see how it can be interpreted as a defense of R Kelly. Watching the documentaries and reading his story I do think life did fail him. He was molested and surrounded by enablers and all types of s***. He even has family members that seemed like they donât have problems with his actions.
Does it excuse his gross actions and sick and abusive behavior. No, but I think what Kendrick is asking is what couldâve happened if his environment wouldâve been different. Would he still be the same man?
Itâs like when Boondocks did the celebrity worship episode about R Kelly and he listed everything wrong about R. Kelly and had the line âif you care about R Kelly, get him some helpâ
That line was missed by a lot of people. Not saying YOU donât understand personally, but I feel like the cycles of abuse arenât ever discussed in larger online discourse
Gotta salute those ppl that admit they are really loving after the music that initially hated it. Shows a lot about then to admit that.
I said this was gonna happen
This thread was annoying af Thursday night
So on United in Grief we learn the two ways Kendrick dealt with Grief.
S***and spending money.
He talks about all the things he purchased for no reason at all but also talk about the woman he met that he used to s***the pain away.
This is right after Whitney telling him to tell us the truth
When she said tell them youâre (your) __
What do you think came after that?
I saw some real pushback in the sales thread when usually that s*** would be dominated by Aubrey stans