Nah this is hard, I'm calling a classic
Edit: speaking of kanye, why he look the weirdest out if the morphs. Is his head really shaped like that
Y’all hear this cac saying Kendrick copied his video
This isn’t a valid complaint. I have my criticisms of Kendrick but this just comes off as straight up dislike or hate.See, this is my main complaint.
A better writer, could condense this and and make it more impactful. he's just too wordy and taking his diary entries and poetry essays and putting them over music.
Its just a chore.
And theres no punchlines. Its just revelations and generic affirmations filling space.
He can perform it well, but its always been tough to digest him knowing he rarely has been able to do what his peers did by actually using the skill of inference and reference and other leitmotifs to get his point across.
This is spoken word. This is not rap music, per se. At least to me.
If he wrote for a magazine, he would be referred to an editor to tighten this up.
@xCivicx @FruitOfTheVale @Cadillac @IVS @SirBiatch @UserNameless @ReturnOfJudah @charmander @SwagBoy @Ravishing Brick Rude @TruDatz @Illuminatos
I agree. Clout chasing Kendrick is an interesting career choice as a frail cacfukk him. Not even worth a discussion.
MJ was doing the morphing “deep fake” back in 91 for Black & White, since then many other artists have utilized the technology including Lil Wayne.
Its just a white boy crying as they’ve always done and forever will do
See, this is my main complaint.
A better writer, could condense this and and make it more impactful. he's just too wordy and taking his diary entries and poetry essays and putting them over music.
Its just a chore.
And theres no punchlines. Its just revelations and generic affirmations filling space.
He can perform it well, but its always been tough to digest him knowing he rarely has been able to do what his peers did by actually using the skill of inference and reference and other leitmotifs to get his point across.
This is spoken word. This is not rap music, per se. At least to me.
If he wrote for a magazine, he would be referred to an editor to tighten this up.
@xCivicx @FruitOfTheVale @Cadillac @IVS @SirBiatch @UserNameless @ReturnOfJudah @charmander @SwagBoy @Ravishing Brick Rude @TruDatz @Illuminatos
Not even gonna entertain them comparisons but imma put it like this. I don’t give damn near 2 shyts about these crackas reviews. In real time. That shyt was NOT loved like that on the streets and I’m speaking on straight up Kendrick stans callin it some mid. And the crazy part is it literally dropped on the day my son was born. 03/15/15. I was in the hospital listening to that album while my son and wife slept I should have a deeper connection with that album with how excited I was to listen to it. shyt is the highest rated hip hop album of all time. I’m sorry ain’t no amount of thesis gonna make me get wit that rating. Lol. Homie also won a Pulitzer Prize for DAMN. Another album that ain’t deserve all that. Lol. U my guy so imma always respect ur opinion tho. Lol. But TPAB, is no Illmatic(especially not), or Reasonable Doubt. One of those albums hit the streets like a storm to the point it got bootlegged crazy and made his peers wanna change the way they rapped. The other album was blazin the streets in 96. There’s more to say but u get my drift. Lol. Mark my words tho. GKMC is that album for Kendrick. And if he revisited the likes of that one? U would see a far bigger reaction. And it ain’t about what I like the most either because my fav Kendrick album is Section 80 but I can see objectively what GKMC meant to the generation.