when we don't have respect for ourselves, how do we expect them to respect us? It starts from within. Don't start with just a rally, don't start from looting...it starts from within

king kendrick

waiting for the return

Itll always be relevant

"nObOdY LiStEnS tO tPaB aNyMoRe" -KTT

Forum still making threads/posts on it 5 years later

i remember you was conflicted

Yo

i hate that i actually had a real similar thought like this today

why you acting like this is unique to TPAB

Straight Outta Compton is like 30 years old and still relevant

Honestly people that said the Tupac outro was corny are corny themselves.

I never heard anyone say that s*** until I came here

tpab way deeper than soc

Yet people on here will deny it’s a classic.

Thread lowkey rubs me the wrong way cus it’s basically using dudes death to big up TPAB as if it was the first album to address things like this

Idk how people let a bunch of white kids in forums and reddit say that is critic bait

One of the most important projects of our generation for sure

Nobody said it was unique
Its the most POPULAR RECENT example

i'm not sure why this got the reactions it got, and I'm not active enough to recognize the trolls by name or whatever

but this is some information i never knew and i didn't take it as being any type of insult. interesting snapple fact.

He’s a drake stan and he’s cited this song/this book in particular as an example of Kendrick not writing his raps

It wasn’t genuine

didn’t kendrick say something like this in the past?

yeah i didn't wanna be the one to say it, but there's plenty of black art that is "still relevant"

i think people are very aware what they're doing when they make these threads (not necessarily this one OP) and it's pretty unsettling.

Hey, we can appreciate 808s and TPAB now, chill out