Kendrick Lamar dominates US Spotify with his new album

[Teletubby 61,289]

US Spotify: 53,307,413 streams



Global Spotify: 99,582,729 streams

[GNZAREVILO 2,995]

Damn he really did that 

[pachinko 6,974]

Is this a good thing? 

[Aussie 2,230]

2 minutes ago, pachinko said:

Is this a good thing? 

Having the top 18 spots? Good for him of course

[Nathan 676]

Woah, that’s wild

[djfreemymind 299]

He deserves. 👑 

[Monstruous 2,051]

This album is really really good (tho next time maybe he should avoid rapping the f-word lol)

Edited May 14 by Monstruous

[Magic Mike 1,773]

He’s amazing

[WheresMy911Alice 17,880]

3 hours ago, Monstruous said:

This album is really really good (tho next time maybe he should avoid rapping the f-word lol)

F**k or f*g?

[Monstruous 2,051]

3 minutes ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

F**k or f*g?

Fg  

[RAMROD 77,871]

6 minutes ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

F**k or f*g?

 

2 minutes ago, Monstruous said:

Fg  

The context is positive tho?

 

During his 2018 Hangout Music Festivalperformance, Kendrick brought a white fan onstage to rap his 2012 track “m.A.A.d City” with him. The fan proceeded to rap Kendrick’s lyrics verbatim, using the N-word multiple times. This prompted Kendrick to cut the fan off, stating:

"You gotta bleep one single word"

It’s universally understood in the 21st Century that only Black people can use the N-word. Thus, this incident went viral and was reported all over the globe.

Here, Kendrick is challenged with the hypocrisy of saying the F-slur as a heterosexual, cisgender male. If Kendrick is morally consistent and a genuine ally to his transgender cousin, he should be just as cautious about non-LGBT+ people using the F-slur as he is about white people using the N-word. Many in the LGBT+ community share this belief.

[Monstruous 2,051]

52 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

 

The context is positive tho?

 

During his 2018 Hangout Music Festivalperformance, Kendrick brought a white fan onstage to rap his 2012 track “m.A.A.d City” with him. The fan proceeded to rap Kendrick’s lyrics verbatim, using the N-word multiple times. This prompted Kendrick to cut the fan off, stating:

"You gotta bleep one single word"

It’s universally understood in the 21st Century that only Black people can use the N-word. Thus, this incident went viral and was reported all over the globe.

Here, Kendrick is challenged with the hypocrisy of saying the F-slur as a heterosexual, cisgender male. If Kendrick is morally consistent and a genuine ally to his transgender cousin, he should be just as cautious about non-LGBT+ people using the F-slur as he is about white people using the N-word. Many in the LGBT+ community share this belief.

Yeah I know that’s why I still stream this album as hell and I said it’s fire 

but still it made me feel weird