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  • Jul 31, 2021
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    DonutHole

    All of this doesn't prove that beyonce wasn't "inspired" by TPAB artistic direction
    Kendrick did it first
    All the beehive can brag about is how beyonce takes s*** and "makes it better" gets more praise for it lmao

    Besides its glowing reviews on metacritic, what sources do you have to support that Lemonade was directly inspired by Kendrick's artistic direction?

    jesusfuckingchristblog.com/2013/12/15/reading-beyonces-superpower-as-a-love-letter-to-black-radical-insurgency-an-open-letter-to-white-feminists-who-want-to-remind-us-that-beyonces-music-is-just-art

    she had started dabbling deeper into social justice in her music/art as December 2013

    after personally helping kick off a day of protests with Trayvon Martin's mother in summer of 2013

  • Jul 31, 2021
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    Bmezy

    Besides its glowing reviews on metacritic, what sources do you have to support that Lemonade was directly inspired by Kendrick's artistic direction?

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQBMQ_2x8Pc

    https://jesusfuckingchristblog.com/2013/12/15/reading-beyonces-superpower-as-a-love-letter-to-black-radical-insurgency-an-open-letter-to-white-feminists-who-want-to-remind-us-that-beyonces-music-is-just-art/

    she had started dabbling deeper into social justice in her music/art as December 2013

    after personally helping kick off a day of protests with Trayvon Martin's mother in summer of 2013

    Yeah, it’s crazy that Beyonce went to back for black women at the cost of her career. Even with Lemonade having the famous Malcolm X quote, “The most disrespected person in America is the black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the black woman.” After that, I realized that Lemonade may be To Pimp a Butterfly for black women.
    Source

    Yet Lemonade goes further than these sorts of side references. Much like rapper Kendrick Lamar did on his landmark album To Pimp a Butterfly, Beyoncé proclaims her ethnicity with refreshing gusto, offering a raw stance on who she is and where she's from, beyond the hit songs and albums for which we already know her.

    Source

  • Jul 31, 2021

    at least they got number one right. the rest…

  • Jul 31, 2021

    sky by playboi carti goes at first idc
    wokeuplikethis* goes 2nd

  • Jul 31, 2021

    Ctrl+F
    0 results found for Bangs - Take U 2 Da Movies

    List lost all credibility

  • Jul 31, 2021

    butterfly by ken carson goes third

  • Jul 31, 2021

    runtz by destroy lonely is top tier

  • Jul 31, 2021

    Yves Tumor Kerosene s***s on all these

  • Jul 31, 2021

    THRILLER?!???!???? Where.....

  • Jul 31, 2021

    not sure how this wasnt considered

  • Jul 31, 2021

    No love to Nelly for Tip Drill???

  • Jul 31, 2021

    Lmaoooo at that trash ass RTJ song

  • Jul 31, 2021
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    DonutHole

    Yeah, it’s crazy that Beyonce went to back for black women at the cost of her career. Even with Lemonade having the famous Malcolm X quote, “The most disrespected person in America is the black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the black woman.” After that, I realized that Lemonade may be To Pimp a Butterfly for black women.
    Source

    Yet Lemonade goes further than these sorts of side references. Much like rapper Kendrick Lamar did on his landmark album To Pimp a Butterfly, Beyoncé proclaims her ethnicity with refreshing gusto, offering a raw stance on who she is and where she's from, beyond the hit songs and albums for which we already know her.

    Source

    nigga are you serious. Ural, one of the staffers from mf Hiphop dx drew a weak parallel from one Malcolm X quote concerning black women (and Beyonce's black feminism peaked in 2014, she had several classes concerning her feminism as it pertains to black women during that time) to Kendrick's TPAB and you cite that as her artistic direction being inspired by his album. the same with a one-liner similarity in theme from the vox article.

    it's funny how you only find this link on hiphop based/centric websites where they can only talk/analyze pop music when being compared under the lense of a male hiphop counterpart.
    It's almost like you typed in the keywords "beyonce lemonade kendrick to pimp a butterfly" in google and hit search.. Matter fact that's exactly what you did seeing as how your two 'sources' are the ones that come up. then you skimmed the article until you could find some vague link between the two (the same one could find a similarity in theme/tone if they searched Lil Nas X and Frank Ocean together) .. you're so f***ing lazy, bro lmao

  • Jul 31, 2021
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    no smooth criminal

  • Jul 31, 2021

    Kiss music video is great, but Prince has so many other better music videos. Also how the f*** are Remember the Time and Thriller not in the top 20 but Billie Jean is?

  • Jul 31, 2021
    MC Bok Bok

    no smooth criminal

    Like what the f*** is this list

  • 2ILL

    How’d they forget this???

    !https://youtu.be/LZIc8VSonVY

    ill never forgive 50 for this. The og should’ve been the official video.

  • Jul 31, 2021
    2ILL

    How’d they forget this???

    !https://youtu.be/LZIc8VSonVY

    real af

  • Jul 31, 2021
    MC Bok Bok

    no smooth criminal

    no carti

  • Jul 31, 2021
    swagchamp2617

    Crine. This is America really was critic bait

  • Jul 31, 2021
    2ILL

    How’d they forget this???

    !https://youtu.be/LZIc8VSonVY

    fr

  • Jul 31, 2021

    yamborghini high is good also

  • Jul 31, 2021
    Vance

    nigga formation? h**** ass rolling stone

    rolling stone employees when they had to watch formation to make the list

  • Jul 31, 2021

    How tf is Michael Jackson not in the top 5?

  • Jul 31, 2021
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    Why is this thread acting like This Is America is being ranked as a song instead of for the video ?

    Do I think it should be ranked over MJ? no . But idk why people are acting like the video isn't really great

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