Yup that’s exactly my point

Ppl saying the song “sucks” man the point of the whole thing clearly when over your head

It’s a powerful message and one that not many rappers are bold enough to make these days.

The video itself is far more powerful than the song yup

It’s why it was never released as a single or anything, the song came out right when the video came out

It's worth it. I'll admit, yes it could have been presented better. However, my main concern with an album is always if the music is good or not. And the music on this album is certainly good.

song's pretty relevant too (it just came out tho)

He's someone who has become disassociated with black people and our struggles. He lives an entirely different life from us. He's from a vastly different perspective. S***, in other cases of police killing black people who has openly said that it isn't his concern and not his battle to fight.

He believes he has never experienced racism in his life, and therefore it doesn't exist. Lil Wayne simply just does not care about black people

Word we def need more people that care more about music than everything around it

trash song

Classic song

I’ll just randomly put it on repeat from time to time

"Still relevant to this day"

It was 2 years ago

the artwork for his album back in march looked like this

do you not understand what relevant means?

Usually cause it’s the only thing “critics” care about

Song had a good message tho

Can we also bring an honorable mention to this powerful classic?

Obviously the message is still relevant when it was only 2 years ago

oh that's what you meant.

and it's an on the nose song about racism in America like I like the song but cmon

Wasn’t the argument i was trying to make

I said it’s more relevant than any other rap song released in that year

Bc there was a thread on here few months ago saying how it didn’t have a lasting effect