Kendrick Lamar is a black person

That depends, is he voting for Joe Biden?

Ironically they wouldn't champion it if it came out today because it's critical of black on black crime rates, and Mortal Man is basically an anti-cancel culture track.

Kendrick Lamar is a black person.

Kendrick Lamar is a black person.

Kendrick Lamar is a black person.

>michael brown
He was the George Floyd of back then, right? A black man dies at the hand of a white cop, it blows up worldwide news, and it's used as a free meal ticket to cause civil unrest and claim white people are the root of all evil?

pretty much. it’s a complete media creation. a tactic used by billionaire media heads to divide people by arbitrary shit like race when there’s only one true divider of people: class. pushing the white privilege meme is another tactic. how did they think poor whites would react to being told that they had innate privilege by the color of their skin despite scrapping the bottom of the society barrel? it’s pure antagonism and millions of people fall for it

based

>mfw some random negro named George Floyd will be historically way more significant than the soon to be forgotten almost talentless manlet Kendick Lamer who actually thinks he’s some kind of a modern MLK

BITCH

>white guilt

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delusional

This, and unironically
It's still a pretty good album, a strong 7, but nothing more than that. Some great songs but a lot more forgettable and filler ones. It's just too long.

are you fucking serious!?

I knew it!

SEE

This. It's somewhat less woke than its commonly seen as by normies. This era of Kendrick was not as obnoxious as the current one.

This album cover becomes more and more terrifying every single day. I used to think it was funny. Now I realize there’s a legitimate coup taking place in my county to make it into a reality. For me, listening to this album is like listening to the war music of my enemies. I’m good.

I think you're overreacting a bit. There's literally a whole song about why he (and by extension other black people) are hypocrites for getting so upset about white-on-black murder while ignoring all the cases of black-on-black murder.

Kendrick Lamar is a black person.

Which song is that?

The Blacker the Berry

I dunno man
Just read the lyrics to the whole song
Still sounds to me like he’s beating his chest and almost celebrating his hypocrisy
I’m well aware that he’s incredibly talented and erudite, I just personally can’t get down with it anymore