Better 2014 Uplifting Song: "i (love myself)" vs "No Black Person is Ugly"

[Young_Chitlin]

Most genuinely pure song of 2014

 

[T. Sanford]

Lil B inspired Kdot to make I Love Myself

 

[BenjaminE]

No contest...

 

[Huey_C]

Based god is the goat

 

[BenjaminE]

oh i don seen ah few ugly black mothafuckas...they mama needa get slapped for havin them lil suckas...but what the hell? I hope they don't grow up to be ah busta...i mean, how you gon be ah ugly black busta..man, them ugly mothafuckas better be some hustlers..or the broads thats bad, ain't gonna be they nut suckas...prolly get convicted for rape cus they couldn't pull the yella bone wit curly hair and fat cot no luckers...no luck is needed, for the slickers and the bit damn can get my middle finger...shit...

Couldn't have said it better myself...

 

[DOPEdweebz]

Lil B beat Kendrick..

 

[NothingButTheTruth]

No contest, here's why:

Positive always supersedes the negative. I love myself will always be more powerful than saying my race is not ugly. If Lil B would have named his song black is beautiful, they would at least be on the same wavelength, but even then, loving yourself is still a much stronger statement.

You love yourself because you're you. It shouldn't be conditional on the color of your skin... and this comparison is just on the surface of the song.

When speaking on the structure of the song, Lil B sounds like he's trying to explain himself to someone and show how "bad" he has it while, Kendrick is saying no matter what's going on, I love myself unconditionally. Kendrick's song is also easier on the ears.

 

[xxCivicxx]

No contest. Lil' B uplifts himself and every black person around him with that song