May 16, 2022·1 reply
SCOUSERI feel like that where people getting it wrong
Song can be criticized but ultimately it's not for members of the LGBT community or their advocates. It's for the people that ain't.
Kendrick never made it for Pitchfork or to win Ally of the year, it was just his truth
And ultimately Mary Ann is definitely the most important character in the story since she's the one checking him at the end
May 16, 2022
mr get doughWell people can stop complaining about critics slurping him
Because one outlier? They still slurp him
May 16, 2022Q3DAnd ultimately Mary Ann is definitely the most important character in the story since she's the one checking him at the end
May 16, 2022·1 reply
rvi"he makes himself the main character in his queer relatives’ stories "
what did they mean by this
This is probably the only reason it's not above an 8
- May 16, 2022·2 repliesKAMAUU
This is probably the only reason it's not above an 8
I think they were more bugged by Kodak
May 16, 2022we won.
May 16, 2022·3 repliesAm I the only person that thinks this is actually a really well written review?
“Throughout Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, Kendrick seems to actively reject the elegance and structure of past songs like “DUCKWORTH.” and “good kid,” writing in quick strokes and sketches that channel his messy admissions. Ideas scamper around like field rabbits and he avoids clean hooks, denying the listener easy access to his thoughts. It verges on antipop.”
I felt like this part summarised the album really well and what I disliked about it.
May 16, 2022·1 reply
slyTendenciesThey doing that to be different because everybody else giving out 10s. Also cause Kodak is on the album
so what you’re saying is if anyone listens to the album and rates it anything lower than a 10 then they’re just doing it to be different??
are you actually that f***ing stupid?- May 16, 2022·1 replyKermit
Am I the only person that thinks this is actually a really well written review?
“Throughout Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, Kendrick seems to actively reject the elegance and structure of past songs like “DUCKWORTH.” and “good kid,” writing in quick strokes and sketches that channel his messy admissions. Ideas scamper around like field rabbits and he avoids clean hooks, denying the listener easy access to his thoughts. It verges on antipop.”
I felt like this part summarised the album really well and what I disliked about it.
That's funny it's exactly why I like it
- May 16, 2022rvi
"he makes himself the main character in his queer relatives’ stories "
what did they mean by this
I think they are sharing the same perspective that I had on the song.
I feel like its incredibly ironic to talk about how you used to be transphobic and then make a slur the chorus of the song.
Whilst I understand the point of the song and how he uses repetition of the slur to reinforce his point. For me, I just feel like the execution failed.
That is just my opinion though, but I hope it helps you understand their viewpoint.
- May 16, 2022·1 replyQ3D
That's funny it's exactly why I like it
Yeah I think its quite a divisive structure for an album.
May 16, 2022slyTendenciesThey doing that to be different because everybody else giving out 10s. Also cause Kodak is on the album
Honestly. That site only hire contrarians.
May 16, 2022·3 repliesKermitAm I the only person that thinks this is actually a really well written review?
“Throughout Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, Kendrick seems to actively reject the elegance and structure of past songs like “DUCKWORTH.” and “good kid,” writing in quick strokes and sketches that channel his messy admissions. Ideas scamper around like field rabbits and he avoids clean hooks, denying the listener easy access to his thoughts. It verges on antipop.”
I felt like this part summarised the album really well and what I disliked about it.
what the f*** does ‘verging on antipop’ even mean
so many of these songs have a commercial sound. they’re making it sounds like kendrick is rapping over free jazz or noise or some s*** lmao.
- May 16, 2022
GalaxyIt's literally a story about him growing up and accepting and loving these people in his life. Don't understand wtf they're trying to prove with that point
Pitchfork writers are LITERALLY dumb.
- May 16, 2022Q3D
I think they were more bugged by Kodak
Anyways its been proven that Pitchfork doesn't just review the music. They like to bring other s*** into the music cause there's no way this album is less than an 8
- rvi 🦜May 16, 2022·1 replyscoop
what the f*** does ‘verging on antipop’ even mean
so many of these songs have a commercial sound. they’re making it sounds like kendrick is rapping over free jazz or noise or some s*** lmao.
"ideas scamper around like field rabbits" he really thought he had one with that metaphor
May 16, 2022·2 repliesKnew this would happen, f***in leftards
The album was not socialist enough for their asses- May 16, 2022rvi
"ideas scamper around like field rabbits" he really thought he had one with that metaphor
They be trying so hard to find to make their opinions sound valid lol
- May 16, 2022Kermit
Yeah I think its quite a divisive structure for an album.
I do think the sequencing is strange and doesn't work in some places but the individual tracks are so good to me
May 16, 2022Wow they gave KD II a 6.1
May 16, 2022
boobdylanterrible movie
Great film. Y’all are just stupid people.
May 16, 2022·1 replyKermitAm I the only person that thinks this is actually a really well written review?
“Throughout Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, Kendrick seems to actively reject the elegance and structure of past songs like “DUCKWORTH.” and “good kid,” writing in quick strokes and sketches that channel his messy admissions. Ideas scamper around like field rabbits and he avoids clean hooks, denying the listener easy access to his thoughts. It verges on antipop.”
I felt like this part summarised the album really well and what I disliked about it.
Avoids clean hooks?
N95, Die Hard, Father Time, Rich Spirit, Purple Hearts, Count Me Out, Silent Hill, Savior, Mr Morale, Mother I Sober and Mirrors
All got clean hooks and outside Mr Morale, i would say they’re all catchy and fit in the song structure perfectly
May 16, 2022Yeah that's basically what I'd give it
Nothing insane or new
- May 16, 2022
UNQhttps://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/bad-bunny-un-verano-sin-ti/
Different critic with a different opinion on a different album
Post makes no sense lol
- May 16, 2022·2 repliesMattM
Knew this would happen, f***in leftards
The album was not socialist enough for their assesYou know you can be a full blown communist and also not be a whiny liberal about the moral content of art. Pitchfork aren’t socialists lol.