Album Rating: 2.5

literally what social impact [2]



You're not dumb anarchistfish. Don't listen to these plebs. They gon' be alright.

Album Rating: 3.0

"no you just don't like this as much as a lot of other people, and that's fine.



like i know you guys need to find a way to get superiority complexes and overcomplicate subjective shit with twenty something k posts of "discussion" but jesus christ sometimes its okay to just pull back the facades and admit you've got an opinion and so does someone else and neither are wrong because it's music and no one is going to convince anyone else of anything"



no normally i'd agree with you but this is way i said "i feel" and "imo" cos even when I try to take a more objective POV I can't really see the 4.4 this has. I'm sure people love this for good reasons but this album felt pre-made to be some critically acclaimed cultural juggernaut and i wonder if it totally earnt it. feels like there's a lot of filler here. gkmc had way better songs. everyone listens to shit like backseat freestyle, money trees etc. tbh I haven't found myself in many situations where people have put on a track from this to blaze up to.



how much a dollar cost is 4.5/5 though

Album Rating: 5.0

When I said social impact, I was referring to how "Alright" is being used as somewhat of an anthem in black rights protests. I'd consider that socially impactful.

Album Rating: 4.0

i dont even care if people like this or whatever or like it at face value more than his other shit, in that sense yes of course its a subjective thing, i just want to know in what ways those albums arent quite original themselves



i dont expect an answer tho because i p sure they were just making up reasons etc



no big deal stay posi jam kdot

so the social impact extends all the way to white teens on twitter then

Album Rating: 3.0

like, did this have a social impact, or does it just reflect existing societal issues

Album Rating: 4.0

Album Rating: 2.5



black people don't listen to Kendrick Lamar









lmao not far from the truth honestly

this album felt pre-made to be some critically acclaimed cultural juggernaut

Album Rating: 3.0

yeah that's sorta what i meant. i don't doubt kendrick lamar's integrity

Album Rating: 4.0

Album Rating: 3.5



like, did this have a social impact, or does it just reflect existing societal issues





well more-so the latter but given kendrick's popularity in the mainstream...



i would say that critics are holding the social impact thing higher than the reality of the thing tho

Album Rating: 4.5

they are bumping k dot

Album Rating: 4.5

if you seriously think you can drive through long beach/eagle rock/inglewood without hearing kendrick lamar then maybe you should give it a try yourself

Album Rating: 4.0

ye def in cali hep



anywhere else tho no probably not



the only people in texas listening to kendrick are white liberal arts kids

yeh I've never been to Cal but all the people I know from there tell me Kendrick is bumped constantly if you go to places where ppl are into hip hop

Album Rating: 2.5

Where the fuck is Crenshaw? Sounds like a delightful place to be shot at.

his name is kershaw

Album Rating: 4.5

...yeah, compton-ass niqqaz, as in "niqqaz in the hood" who you said dont bump kdot

just because hes from there too doesnt make their """""""""hood status""""""""""" any less valid

Album Rating: 4.0

"Oh word? You mean niggas in Compton are listenin to a Compton-ass nigga? From fuckin long beach to Crenshaw to fuckin inglewood, Nip Hussle the king of LA #thatsthatruthtruth"



some truth to that for sure a bit of A of bit of B most cases tho prob



cali culture typically has good music taste tho and nispey is p hit or miss at best

Album Rating: 4.5

nip hussle is a kendrick lamar fan

Album Rating: 2.5

lol. I've just googled it. I would point and laugh at them low riders and give 'em the wanker sign.