Barack Dracobama
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kendrick lamar is a fukking clown
Kendrick has never said anything impressive
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I fux with Kendrick but it's time to admit that quotables from him are scarce
That's all I'm saying, breh. Like keep it real with nikkas.There are other reasons to like Kendrick but let's not go the quotable route.
I guess you have really high standards.desperately reaching with a side of deflection
Go put your nikka in a dress music back on faggit and keep bumping that Kendrick, secretly
It baffles me that his stand and few people legitimately think he the best lyricist among his whole gen.
I mean maybe among artist that have systems and stuff behind them( which only includes Drake, Cole)
But if you including everyone else... Hell nah
I mean maybe among artist that have systems and stuff behind them( which only includes Drake, Cole)
But if you including everyone else... Hell nah
This is one of the few songs where he got a couple possible quotables but even then he got corny/mediocre lines sprinkled in it...
EASTATLJERU
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lately ive been seeing girls wearing football kits
I subscribe to this. Only has a few moments of vivid clarity with his lyrics.
Art of peer pressure has a few moments, best among which is: "We made a right, then made a left, then made a right, then made a left, we was just circling life".
The only other time he caught me was with: "My titties bounce on the cadence of his tinkling keys" (and then the next verse is one of the WOAT overblown crock of shyt verses I've ever heard, typical of k).
He's passable as a lyricist though most of the time (as I can, for the most part, ignore his tendency for convoluted rhetoric wannabe middle school loser 'poetry') and stylistically excellent (a good flow and friendship with flylo, boiled down, too far?) so I don't wanna bytch too much.
Has superior contemporaries in this regard: Vince Stapes, Chano, Earl, Krit etc
Art of peer pressure has a few moments, best among which is: "We made a right, then made a left, then made a right, then made a left, we was just circling life".
The only other time he caught me was with: "My titties bounce on the cadence of his tinkling keys" (and then the next verse is one of the WOAT overblown crock of shyt verses I've ever heard, typical of k).
He's passable as a lyricist though most of the time (as I can, for the most part, ignore his tendency for convoluted rhetoric wannabe middle school loser 'poetry') and stylistically excellent (a good flow and friendship with flylo, boiled down, too far?) so I don't wanna bytch too much.
Has superior contemporaries in this regard: Vince Stapes, Chano, Earl, Krit etc
dare I say Fewtch (is he rly a contemporary?), Thugger, Kevin Gates etc too?--to me they transmit better and have more showstopper lines--I guess how you judge is a personal thing
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This nikka isn't impressive
Sums up most of how I feel
I don't listen to much Vinve, or Earl or Chano.
But Krit lyrically>> kendrick
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lately ive been seeing girls wearing football kits
Chano and Earl potentially have other off putting traits (for some), Vince tho I like-think he's the real deal-very unshowy-no technical acrobatics but taut like prime clipse-total clarity in the way he transmits his thoughts too-often novel as well.
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That's the main thing that puts me off on him. I like his flow and, on paper, his lyrics, but the tone of his voice reminds me more of a guidance counselor than a rapper.
