kedrick got small feet....nikka got a small dikk"Alright" is comfirmed as the next single, here's pics from the videoshoot
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kedrick got small feet....nikka got a small dikk
Props to TDE, cuz NEGUS needs to hear this, across the States, right now:"Alright" is comfirmed as the next single, here's pics from the videoshoot
When my pride was low, lookin' at the world like where do we go, nikka
And we hate Popo, wanna kill us dead in the street for sure, nikka
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Any other kendrick stans who can admit that on a mainstream level, they're disappoineted
So much positivity and blackness, yet I don't hear shyt from this on the radio (yes I listen to that shyt) and I'm on the west coast
So much positivity and blackness, yet I don't hear shyt from this on the radio (yes I listen to that shyt) and I'm on the west coast
Any other kendrick stans who can admit that on a mainstream level, they're disappoineted
So much positivity and blackness, yet I don't hear shyt from this on the radio (yes I listen to that shyt) and I'm on the west coast
What? I heard "I" on the trailer of that new comedy movie. Forget the name as I dont care for comedies.
Any other kendrick stans who can admit that on a mainstream level, they're disappoineted
So much positivity and blackness, yet I don't hear shyt from this on the radio (yes I listen to that shyt) and I'm on the west coast
I ain't really disappointed, as it's a deep record breh. GKMC, had commercial appeal, but still represented his story.......that being a kid from a city that we associate with some bullsh!t but legendary music at the same time. The Recipe was to me a classic West Coast record, to me in harmony with G Thang, Gin/Juice, etc., just that good weather enjoy your life music. Swimmin Pools, while dealing with alcholism, was still a classic West Coast joint. Serious subject matter, but you could vibe off of it. Other tracks on that album you could do the same, Money Trees, B!tch Don't Kill My Vibe, Poetic Justice etc.. Or get amped to, the Title Track for instance.
This record though, one couldn't really expect mainstream appeal. That's like expecting a Roots record to blow up. The hipsters will take notice, as they have with Roots records, but to expect the masses to appreciate this.........not happening. When I say the masses, I don't mean just white people either, but young Black men and women, who aren't into deep thought. That's not to say their stupid either, but not everybody can appreciate a social record. I love this kind of music and the record is solid. It's like someone took a Roots record, combined it with Death Certificate, and Dr.Funkenstein, and then said, "Walla!" Something that stands out to me too though is, his verbiage isn't real technical, despite the content being complex. I think some of the more verbally proficient yet conscious emcees make a mistake at times trying to cover deep subject matter, but lose themselves and their message within the bars. Kendrick despite being elite, kept it for the most part simple as far as technique, but made up for that by discussing deep subject matter. Anytime an artist does that, you can't expect them to achieve mainstream appeal. That's just part of the game. I feel like on his next project, he can chase commercial appeal if he chooses, because he's earned the right to do so considering all of his other projects, especially TPABF. Kind of like Mayweather being able to fight whomever he chooses now, because he vanquished Pacquiao. Paid the cost to be the boss.
onelastdeath
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I wouldn't consider myself a Stan, but I love that record. It's on my life radio. One of the projects I'll listen to forever even when it's not in my rotation. Similar to Ceremonials, 808s, The Cool, Trouble Will Find Me, All The Lost Souls, Food And Liquor etc. love that album.Any other kendrick stans who can admit that on a mainstream level, they're disappoineted
So much positivity and blackness, yet I don't hear shyt from this on the radio (yes I listen to that shyt) and I'm on the west coast
onelastdeath
Banned
Yep. It's not in my rotation at the moment, but I definitely have an attachment to that album and when I do go back to it
Any other kendrick stans who can admit that on a mainstream level, they're disappoineted
So much positivity and blackness, yet I don't hear shyt from this on the radio (yes I listen to that shyt) and I'm on the west coast
I'm not disappointed because I didn't expect any mainstream attention. This is not a mainstream record, period.
I don't think Kendrick was trying to change the mainstream sound or be involved with it this time around either, so it's not like he failed as an artist.
TPAB will just be that gem waiting on any deeper hip hop fan to find it, and that's ok.
I love that one and LASERS. there's just something about it, man. TPAB is becoming almost a guilty pleasure because I feel like no one wants to hear it.Yep. It's not in my rotation at the moment, but I definitely have an attachment to that album and when I do go back to it
onelastdeath
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As I Lupe Stan I really didn't like Lasers. Weird because I can't remember ever being that excited for one project. Wasn't really what I wanted.
Music is subjective. Just take what you like. None of my people fukk with what I fukk with, but I don't feel bad about not being able to fukk with young thug, just not my taste.
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