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Why is it that we celebrate athletes for being competitive, talking trash, chasing greatness, going at their rivals, but when Kendrick shows that same hunger in rap, it’s suddenly a problem? You get one chance to make your mark in this world. One shot to prove you’re the best... show more

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whole lotta black1 year ago

They call Kendrick and Doechii slave music or Harriet Tubman music now. They think HipHop is only good for party music and nothing else. It’s sad

JetWall1 year ago

Facts.. times have changed, they clown Kendrick for wanting to empower black people and spread awareness on issues and they treat as a bad thing and call him a fake activist and this lets you know the world we live in today this generation is lost and just don’t give a fuck. But when the drug dealer pass out turkeys in the hood he get praised, and it’s nothing wrong with even that drug dealer wanting to give back to the hood but the point is it shouldn’t matter who’s giving back or who’s empowering the black community in a positive way it’s about the message to push change… 🫶🏽🙏🏽

J Michelle Michelle1 year ago

Well said! I agree, they way a lot of people think and move nowadays is fake and phony, the following of trends and bandwagoning is at an all time high.

Estadio Deportes1 year ago

YA SE DESPIDIÓ 🥺 Después de su sorpresivo cambió Luka Doncic se despidió de los Mavericks. 😢“El amor y el apoyo que me han dado es más de lo que jamás podría haber soñado”. 😔 Velo tú, yo estoy llorando. 😭 #Doncic #Mavericks #Lakers

R.C. STREETZ1 year ago

I say this all the time, these people are not HipHop Fans they are fans of whatever artist they like. It’s not about the art of it, paying homage to those that carried this thing before we did or the cores of it and that’s the divide in Rap and HipHop

J Michelle Michelle1 year ago

Kendrick is also setting the bar high. They can’t reach him so they hate on him.

Lazarus polokwa(TBAR)1 year ago

The media is perpetuating the hate too ...

J Michelle Michelle1 year ago

Oh for sure!

Synderella Jr.♤✨1 year ago

The comments have a great point ! It's almost as if there is a bit of jealousy there bc KDot singlehandedly accomplish influence; empowerment, inspiration & motivation (drive) + can act! He hit multiple marks simultaneously. Something I notice very few rappers are able to do...

J Michelle Michelle1 year ago

Yes, they are mad he can grab attention. He has his peers moving around drop dates. I get it but that should only wanna make you step your game up.

Lehmith1 year ago

Hip-Hop is a sport. S/O @scrufacejean If you don't get that, you're not a Hip-Hop fan, you're a rap music fan.

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