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You got a cape on and aren’t making valid arguments.uh...and?
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You got a cape on and aren’t making valid arguments.uh...and?
What's "coming out today?" Kendricks been mainstream for like 15 years.
Thats fine, but more people will making the sticking point of revealing he had a child as what made the track.
You got a cape on and aren’t making valid arguments.
Nowadays 'some women aint ****' = misogyny.I’ve never seen anyone that listens to J Cole accuse him of misogyny. Have you ever listened to Young Thug? You have to critique that on a curve cuz he isn’t using real words half the time
No, it's because Cole markets himself as a more "conscious" rapper than Young ******* Thug Nobody expects the guy who raps about gang banging and killing people to give you some deep take on misogyny, be forreal.Jcole has this same issue, way more has been written about his alleged misogyny then Young Thug for example.
by any objective measure Jcole is less misogynistic than the average rapper.
but he is treated more seriously...because imo he codes as middle class.
uh...and?
You seem to have a cape on for Canadians.. maybe for half black guys with identity issuesim not making valid arguments? but "You from Canada" is? got it. ill try to do better.
and who do i have a cape on for exactly?
I’ve never seen anyone that listens to J Cole accuse him of misogyny. Have you ever listened to Young Thug? You have to critique that on a curve cuz he isn’t using real words half the time
You seem to have a cape on for Canadians.. maybe for half black guys with identity issues
Oh.if you the comment i'm quoting. he thought "If you are black rapper that codes as lower class you pretty much have a free rein to do whatever."
he thought I was saying this was true for the entire history of hip-hop, im clarifying the comment was referencing contemporary times.
"coming out today" is making it clear i'm talking about contemporary music criticism.
You don't understand the importance of pointing out somebody that's phony. "Acting black" "begging for acceptance" is rampant right now on black america with outsiders.
No Role Modelz isn’t a misogynistic song, and if it is, on the spectrum of offensiveness it’s on the shallow end. When did you start listening to Hip Hop?
An album that impacts the culture, sells well, people like it in real life, somewhat critically liked as well, and continues to get played way past its time.What makes an album a classic to you? And please explain how any of Drakes album meet that criteria?
Oh.
You posted articles about Drake and Jcole being called misogynist, to prove a point. Did you miss all the ones about Kendrick being called a misogynist as well? What about the ones about him being called homophobic and transphobic?
All rappers get called misogynistic at some point.
No Role Modelz isn’t a misogynistic song, and if it is, on the spectrum of offensiveness it’s on the shallow end. When did you start listening to Hip Hop?
Again, your point is invalid.well yah that's my point.
ah yes because we all know when you cross 49th parallel people instantly lose the ability to understand the concept of "Acting black" "begging for acceptance"
ive never heard of those concepts untill i came to america. just totally foreign.
americans are the best