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  • Apr 5, 2020

    almost stopped reading at "TPAB was very boring" and finally stopped reading at "woke sheep"

  • Apr 5, 2020

    All i can say is second half of untitled 2 is the coldest verse ever

  • psychedelic

    “abstract and raw” is just a fancy way of saying unfinished

  • Apr 5, 2020

    This got to two pages?

  • Apr 5, 2020
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    untitleds only good tracks are levitate, get god on the phone and “what did the ... say”
    rest is mid

  • Apr 5, 2020
    ongod

    untitleds only good tracks are levitate, get god on the phone and “what did the ... say”
    rest is mid

    blue faces?

  • Apr 5, 2020

    Only came itt to say the live version of untitled 03 he did on some talk show is much better than the album version

  • Apr 5, 2020

    Untitled Unmastered is better than some of your favorites best album.

  • Apr 5, 2020

    this is too good for throwaways, up there with lost tapes

  • Apr 5, 2020

    Nope but I prefer it to DAMN atm

  • Apr 5, 2020

    UU is amazing but so is TPAB

  • Apr 5, 2020

    smooth brain take but uu is good

  • Apr 5, 2020
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    OP is right, unpopular opinion and hard to take for those that seek validation in critical reviews but it is far more listenable as a whole.

  • Apr 5, 2020
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    Drizye

    OP is right, unpopular opinion and hard to take for those that seek validation in critical reviews but it is far more listenable as a whole.

    Are you a Kendrick fan?

  • Apr 5, 2020
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    Delejayn

    Are you a Kendrick fan?

    Yes, GKMC is his best IMO. I don't give a f*** about social importance or anything people tack on to giving album reviews. I just want good music to live with.

    For me UU felt far less laboured and is an easier listen. UU is the album he should've put out but he went full Grammy-bait.

  • Kengi 💭
    Apr 5, 2020

    Boring? Listen to Hood Politics and then delete this thread.

  • Apr 5, 2020
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    Drizye

    Yes, GKMC is his best IMO. I don't give a f*** about social importance or anything people tack on to giving album reviews. I just want good music to live with.

    For me UU felt far less laboured and is an easier listen. UU is the album he should've put out but he went full Grammy-bait.

    Being black and this album touching on our experiences isn’t a album review tactic. People lived through this album. It’s importance draws on a more realistic strand of our life than GKMC does. If you didn’t get it then it wasn’t for you.

  • Apr 5, 2020
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    Delejayn

    Being black and this album touching on our experiences isn’t a album review tactic. People lived through this album. It’s importance draws on a more realistic strand of our life than GKMC does. If you didn’t get it then it wasn’t for you.

    It's a bullshit SJW narrative that serves to only ingratiate past racism rather than realise that black people are Americans and part of the society now. In some way Kendrick does touch on the other side of the ledger that black people themselves are responsible but the whole thrust of it comes from one particular viewpoint in American political thought today.

    And that same viewpoint controls the publications that review the music and the music industry itself. When people make movies about slavery and WW2, they know it is going to garner more critical attention than if they did a blockbuster movie. That's just a given and undeniable.

    Kendrick knows full well what he is doing and from GKMC onwards he is just getting too used to using it. The incident with him calling a fan off the stage for singing his lyrics was kind of despicable. But it would have ingratiated him further with the same crowd that likes to crow about things like racial injustice.

    TL;DR

    F*** the Grammybait political bullshit.

  • Apr 5, 2020
    Drizye

    It's a bullshit SJW narrative that serves to only ingratiate past racism rather than realise that black people are Americans and part of the society now. In some way Kendrick does touch on the other side of the ledger that black people themselves are responsible but the whole thrust of it comes from one particular viewpoint in American political thought today.

    And that same viewpoint controls the publications that review the music and the music industry itself. When people make movies about slavery and WW2, they know it is going to garner more critical attention than if they did a blockbuster movie. That's just a given and undeniable.

    Kendrick knows full well what he is doing and from GKMC onwards he is just getting too used to using it. The incident with him calling a fan off the stage for singing his lyrics was kind of despicable. But it would have ingratiated him further with the same crowd that likes to crow about things like racial injustice.

    TL;DR

    F*** the Grammybait political bullshit.

    I’m not reading that bullshit. If it want for you it wasn’t for you lol.