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And Tribe, De La, Mos Def, Common, MF DOOM, Rakim, OutKast, The Roots, Wu, Dilla, Nas, Slick Rick, etc...
J Fold- 7 minute Apology (redacted Kendrick Lamar dis)
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And Tribe, De La, Mos Def, Common, MF DOOM, Rakim, OutKast, The Roots, Wu, Dilla, Nas, Slick Rick, etc...
Cause there's no real animosity between the two, I definitely understand where you're coming from.
Is Common ever aggressive? Lol and I know you’re referencing the LA Leakers freestyle. Cole got quotables. Since DAMN Kendrick hasn’t been as good as Cole
It was made for black folks but cacs specially liberal cacs can't get enough of music revolvin around black plight. They weird as fukk. They do not celebrate our artists to anywhere near same degree when we just vibin out, speakin positivity and just bein black (new jack, pre 2010s r&b, soul, gospel etc)
Bro go the fukk to sleep
You working overtime in this thread.
Why do you get so bothered about dumb shyt like rap battles and rapper trials. You’d bust a vessel if Kendrick and Megan thee stallion did a song together
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We call cap until you bring the reciepts
SH: I know you worked with Kendrick Lamar in the past, and he just released his new album, To Pimp a Butterfly. It seems as though both of your albums and your new video specifically, have these shared undertones of unity within the Black community. Was this something the two of you established mutually or were you both just intuitive of what needed to happen in rap music?
Cole: It wasn’t a conscious effort of, “Yo, we’re gonna do it like this.” I can speak for myself; I can’t speak for another man, but I know what’s in my heart and I know what I want to say and the messages I want to get across. But yeah, we do have conversations when we get together about the same shyt that we’re talking about and rapping about. Everything that I’m revealing on my album, I was telling him. Like, “Yo this is what I figured out. I see this shyt like this. I might not even be doing this shyt no more because I see this.” You know, I’m telling him all this. Even with his album, I haven’t been able to dive all the way in his joint, but I know that there’s a moment where he’s calling for unity no matter the gang color.
SH: Exactly.
Cole: I had just read this book called “Monster,” which is the story of Monster Kody—this dude from South Central. It’s the wildest book you’ll ever read in your life because all the shyt nikkas be rapping about or the gangsta shyt N.W.A. came in the game with, he was actually doing it—murder, crime, robbery, and for fun! He lived in a war zone. His whole neighborhood was a war zone between colors and what block you live on. So I was just talking to him about that. The fact that even Monster Kody viewed the whole thing to be so fukking stupid, when you look at it. When you examine it, you realize how fukked up the mentality needs to be that you killing another black man over what street he lives on. No disrespect to them, because they are literally brought up in that. I’m just explaining to him, like yo, I feel like you can do it. You have the respect of that neighborhood and L.A. on another level. If anybody can come through and put an end to this shyt, it gotta be you. The thing is, music is powerful, but I don’t know how powerful it is. I don’t know what it can actually do, but I respect him for speaking on it. That nikka’s an amazing artist from top to bottom.
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This how you know Cole stans terrified. They're trying to cope with defeat before its even happened
I wouldnt put that label on the average white person. You cant deny they respect lyricism,more than we do alot of times,maybe due to the disconnect with alot of the content. Is To Pimp A Butterfly not lyrical? And then you add the Eminem connection and its not hard to figure out why Kendrick was given exposure to white people off rip.
Now as far as cacs who review music and hand out rewards? I definitely agree talking about the black plight is cheat code to make them think something is deep.
But is To Pimp A Butterfly not actually deep and thoughtful
?And i dont even like that album like that as a hiphop album. Its better appreciated as poetry than RAP if that makes sense. But some of yall lowkey trying to paint it like Kendrick was pandering to cacs by softshoeing on that album to make it more digestible.
Tbf we have only had one album from Kendrick to judge in that time period.
But Cole definitely been killing shyt the past few years.
On trend we have had one traditional Rap album (GKMC/DAMN) Followed by a left turn (TPAB/MMATBS)
Regardless of what the internet are trying to run with after this track, TPAB was very well received in real time.
We can all agree (Personal feelings aside cause I like the album lol) the general consensus is that MMATBS is seen as a dud.
Following this trend he is due another traditionally commercially viable album again.
The energy he came with on the future track makes me think he is ready to compete again, so hopefully we are getting a more traditional rap effort this time around.
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cac opinions on an album should not affect the albums quality or its overall meaning as a body of work. Anyone who says TPAB is made for white folk missed the entire meaning of the album title as well as the outro interview which is basically dissecting Pac’s message and applying it to modern day
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I think it's pretty sad an album rooted in Jazz & Funk is the album relegated to being for cacs. lol
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The only thing all this is proving is that Drake aint nowhere near these two as far as artistry or lyricism.
He staying quiet as fukk right now hoping Cole handle this shyt
He staying quiet as fukk right now hoping Cole handle this shyt
Idk. Them 70s and 80s crackas off the pure Peruvian was fw Disco and Funk
