LcnsdbyROYALTY
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MrCrookedLetter;7900597 said:
Awesome. That album deserves it. If they ever put out a physical version Im straight coppin that shyt!
Awesome. That album deserves it. If they ever put out a physical version Im straight coppin that shyt!
Trillaaaaaa
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chiyosuke;7900600 said:
lol I cooped Schoolboy's Habits & Contradictions physical copy from TDE webasite. That shit was bottleg as fuck. And they made me pay $15
Trillaaaaaa;6961913 said:I wanted to buy a hard copy of Section.80. You gotta buy them on TopDawg's site
I copped SchoolBoy's Habits & Contradictions tho and that shitvwas bootleg as fuck...TDE need to put better efforts in they hard copies
Trillaaaaaa
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btw I'm drunk right now and TPAB.....sounding a lil better
LcnsdbyROYALTY
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Trillaaaaaa;7900649 said:chiyosuke;7900600 said:
lol I cooped Schoolboy's Habits & Contradictions physical copy from TDE webasite. That shit was bottleg as fuck. And they made me pay $15
Trillaaaaaa;6961913 said:I wanted to buy a hard copy of Section.80. You gotta buy them on TopDawg's site
I copped SchoolBoy's Habits & Contradictions tho and that shitvwas bootleg as fuck...TDE need to put better efforts in they hard copies
That's the shyt I'm tryna avoid lol
clippyclipp n*gga
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I could care less what his first week sales are, the album is great and will be talked about for years to come. I bought 2 physical copies just to support another artist that i like. Fuck all sales shit. Good music is timeless
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EyeofAsaru
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That's why I never bought hard copies of certain TDE albums
No way I'm paying 15 for a bootlegg
I can make that shit with my printer
No way I'm paying 15 for a bootlegg
I can make that shit with my printer
EyeofAsaru;7900577 said:
I get what you're saying, but Kendrick on TPAB>>>>>> 2Pac on 2pacalypse
Kendrick has a strong presence of who he is as an artist.
Although he mad up for it with zeal and energy. 2pac was really a 18 ,19 year old kid who was still very raw. Still impressive tho.
2Pacalypse was a good overall album, that aged better than S4MN.. S4MN had better individual songs, like Keep Ya Head Up, etc ...but as an album, it was traaaaaaaash. I actually still play 2Pacalypse.
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Trillaaaaaa
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TheGOAT;7900714 said:Trillaaaaaa;7900197 said:
Trillaaaaaa;7900651 said:btw I'm drunk right now and TPAB.....sounding a lil better
lol I'm sober again
I'll see yall punks tomorrow
This album is as pro black as it gets.
Kendrick is embracing himself. ppl think pro black = vitrol.Thats goofy shit.
Thats that, "im butt hurt, cause u guys don't want to be my freind
, so fuck yall"...
While On TPAB, Kendrick is like ,"yall that want to be my friend. Cool. I can validate my self".
Thats true pro black. That's James Baldwin, Langston Huges, Zora Neal Hurston.
True pro black is embracing your self as an individual. Doing that, u also embrace your race. Because u are black, and you love being black, cause u love being u...
All that other shit, is fake.
Kendrick is embracing himself. ppl think pro black = vitrol.Thats goofy shit.
Thats that, "im butt hurt, cause u guys don't want to be my freind
, so fuck yall"...
While On TPAB, Kendrick is like ,"yall that want to be my friend. Cool. I can validate my self".
Thats true pro black. That's James Baldwin, Langston Huges, Zora Neal Hurston.
True pro black is embracing your self as an individual. Doing that, u also embrace your race. Because u are black, and you love being black, cause u love being u...
All that other shit, is fake.
EyeofAsaru
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D0wn;7900779 said:
TPAB isnt as pro black as it gets bruh...that's hyperbole
You must of never heard the "edutainment" album by KRS-one or a public enemy album?...how about "lets get free" by dead prez?
I agree with your last statement...
Angeles1son85
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Homie just hit me up in hollywood kendrick riding down sunset in a flatbed truck rappin his jams
StoneColdMikey
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Album really is pro self
StoneColdMikey
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It's my favorite song last few days. Shows how he stuck in a position where he tryna still be a celebrity but his guys from Compton not changing and still being who they are from... Compton
atribecalledgabi
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Bought it today.
Ran through it twice so far...i honestly have nothing bad to say about it. Not calling it perfect, but i feel he executed his intentions. The creativity, the instrumentation, the lyrics, the layers the cohesion...shit was well put together. he went the fuck in on this.
don't really know what to make of it as far as overall message(s) yet...gonna have to sit with it for a while longer...all i know is that im thoroughly satisfied with this album.
Ran through it twice so far...i honestly have nothing bad to say about it. Not calling it perfect, but i feel he executed his intentions. The creativity, the instrumentation, the lyrics, the layers the cohesion...shit was well put together. he went the fuck in on this.
don't really know what to make of it as far as overall message(s) yet...gonna have to sit with it for a while longer...all i know is that im thoroughly satisfied with this album.
It's a Pro Black album to me. Unashamedly. From the vibe to the lyricism to the production.
Even sociopolitical in its context (pay extra attention to the convo with Pac)
The opening lyrics to the album are: "every (nigga) is a star.." - very powerful statement there
K. Dot is still considerably young (he's under 30 years of age).. some of his ideals and thought process within the contents of his lyrics might not appeal to most (Black) people but he gets extra props for making a record about his racial construct and the pain and gain that goes with it as an American
After the success of GKMC, you'd have expected him to have played it safe with his next joint..
And that album cover alone bruh?
Even sociopolitical in its context (pay extra attention to the convo with Pac)
The opening lyrics to the album are: "every (nigga) is a star.." - very powerful statement there
K. Dot is still considerably young (he's under 30 years of age).. some of his ideals and thought process within the contents of his lyrics might not appeal to most (Black) people but he gets extra props for making a record about his racial construct and the pain and gain that goes with it as an American
After the success of GKMC, you'd have expected him to have played it safe with his next joint..
And that album cover alone bruh?
We also need the lil haters and trolls to further prolong and expand the thread.. .
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