Jun 6, 2022
ImAUsernameLikei haven’t seen a single person who identifies with the LGBTQ+ community supporting Kendrick’s use of the slur
however, it should be noted that the community is not a monolith, and there are still plenty of people within the community who don’t care about the slur being used, just like there are black people who give their white friends “the pass”
I've seen a lot of lgbtq people support it. It's a 50/50 split with how it's an actual supportive and creative song
Jun 6, 2022
1887This gon be the result if that happens
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ejcc5_AC6Ccsmh
Jun 6, 2022the crazy part is he made it so catchy
- Jun 6, 2022
better
- Jun 6, 2022·1 replySHAQUILLE
Demetrius is maryanne now
this s*** too. I be finding myself saying this around the crib doing dishes n s***.
Jun 6, 2022
WESLEY PRESELYIt’s an 18 track album, the setlist will probably be an hour and a half, and he’s gotta find a way to squeeze in songs from GKMC/TPAB/DAMN into the show. He will probably perform
N95
Die Hard
Father Time
Rich Spirit
Count Me Out
Silent Hill
Savior
Mr. Morale
MirrorAnd the rest will be songs from other albums
United in Grief will surely be the opener too
- Jun 6, 2022dapagod
this s*** too. I be finding myself saying this around the crib doing dishes n s***.
It’s a catchy ass song fr but the subject matter makes it less replayable. Still a good song though
hayabusa 🌐Jun 6, 2022young dyck cheneyI will
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Jun 6, 2022SHAQUILLEDemetrius is maryanne now
Jun 6, 2022Not gonna lie, I'm a look at Kendrick different if he was too shook to not diss police at the Superbowl, but has no qualms with throwing the F-Slur around in front of a stage of thousands.
Jun 6, 2022·1 replyI heard you can’t say f*g no more, sp*c no more, k*ke no more
- Jun 6, 2022
XANTACrowd should throw tomatos and batteries at him if he got the nerve to play that trash ass song live
Batteries 😭😭
- Jun 6, 2022ImAUsernameLike
i haven’t seen a single person who identifies with the LGBTQ+ community supporting Kendrick’s use of the slur
however, it should be noted that the community is not a monolith, and there are still plenty of people within the community who don’t care about the slur being used, just like there are black people who give their white friends “the pass”
This is cap lol I’ve seen LGBT people on here and Twitter support it. It’s like 50/50
Jun 6, 2022·1 replyHe should let NF open then get a racist queer white girl and a transphobic black guy do that part on stage
Then let Joyner Lucas and Tom Macdonald perform an I'm Not Racist/WHITEBOYZ medley
- Jun 6, 2022Smuchador
“we can say it together, but only if you let a white girl say…” points mic at crowd
Jun 6, 2022Scratchin MambaHe should let NF open then get a racist queer white girl and a transphobic black guy do that part on stage
Then let Joyner Lucas and Tom Macdonald perform an I'm Not Racist/WHITEBOYZ medley
This shouldn’t be more repulsive than music where dudes brag about murdering each other… but everyone instinctively knows that it is
- Jun 6, 2022Noah Sammak III
I heard you can’t say f*g no more, sp*c no more, k*ke no more
Not after Memorial Day
Jun 6, 2022he shouldn't say it but my god, it would be f***ing hilarious if he did
the media will kill him lmao
Jun 6, 2022He should do a Scooby Doo impression when rapping it.
Jun 6, 2022·3 repliesImAUsernameLikei haven’t seen a single person who identifies with the LGBTQ+ community supporting Kendrick’s use of the slur
however, it should be noted that the community is not a monolith, and there are still plenty of people within the community who don’t care about the slur being used, just like there are black people who give their white friends “the pass”
it's less the lgbt community isn't a monolith, than it is specifically the trans community is not one. lgbt are nearly 10% of the u.s, so naturally there's going to be varying opinions
and not everyone will feel like they can even speak on it. because im bi doesn't mean i have as valuable of an opinion on this song as a transgender person
- Jun 6, 2022·1 replyTakotchi
it's less the lgbt community isn't a monolith, than it is specifically the trans community is not one. lgbt are nearly 10% of the u.s, so naturally there's going to be varying opinions
and not everyone will feel like they can even speak on it. because im bi doesn't mean i have as valuable of an opinion on this song as a transgender person
well there’s multiple issues concerning the LGBTQ+ community in the song
you’re referring to misgendering throughout the song & deadnaming, but Kendrick’s use of the f slur has also been controversial
Jun 6, 2022ImAUsernameLikei haven’t seen a single person who identifies with the LGBTQ+ community supporting Kendrick’s use of the slur
however, it should be noted that the community is not a monolith, and there are still plenty of people within the community who don’t care about the slur being used, just like there are black people who give their white friends “the pass”
It's not really a song for that community to identify with nor is it catering to them. The song is pulling from his own experience and directed at bigots to change them, at people who may have also had similar growing experiences, and most importantly just a tribute to his specific family members.
This isn't Same Love
- Jun 6, 2022
i think op is less about "should kendrick play the song" and more "if he did, would he be uncensored" and the answer is clearly yes he would be no venue is risking that
im not even very sure why some itt are being hostile towards the song, it's a pro-trans song despite the loadedness of using the f-slur
- Jun 6, 2022·1 replyTakotchi
it's less the lgbt community isn't a monolith, than it is specifically the trans community is not one. lgbt are nearly 10% of the u.s, so naturally there's going to be varying opinions
and not everyone will feel like they can even speak on it. because im bi doesn't mean i have as valuable of an opinion on this song as a transgender person
I hear you but I feel like the most offensive part of the song to people hasn’t been the misgendering or deadnaming bc ppl seem to get why he did that artistically.
it’s been just the repeated use of ‘fgt,’ which isn’t a trans-specific issue.
even as someone who defended the song early on, as time has passed, I get the criticism bc the ‘fgt’ part is just THERE every time you try to listen to the song