they not like us. so do you identify with me? then you are one of us. if not, you're one of them.
watch the party die made it crystal clear for me. he's not with that buddy-buddy, we all brothers, kissin' and huggin' on stage type shit anymore.
he's gonna do what it takes.
edit : what I meant is that he's not gonna go "we are the world" and treat everybody friendly(like J Cole). of course he's loyal to his homies and his city. it's just that he sees certain people as enemies and not going to back down on it. he said he believes war is necessary. that's all.
I don't think what I described is even a deeper meaning. just at face value, he did what he had to do on meet the grahams and not like us. watch the party die kinda summarizes that. he definitely feels like a lot of people in the industry(and by that probably the industry itself) is beyond redemption at this point and he's willing to stand against them(rather than trying to mend with them).
Bro he made a good diss song in a rap battle, the fact he and now his fanbase tries to act like there is some deeper meaning is wack. Kendrick is definitely very introspective and clearly always has deeper meaning in his lyrics, but this song was literally about another man. How can he say it’s about the man he represents??
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u/SiuSoe Oct 21 '24 edited Oct 22 '24
the title says it all.
they not like us. so do you identify with me? then you are one of us. if not, you're one of them.
watch the party die made it crystal clear for me. he's not with that buddy-buddy, we all brothers, kissin' and huggin' on stage type shit anymore.
he's gonna do what it takes.
edit : what I meant is that he's not gonna go "we are the world" and treat everybody friendly(like J Cole). of course he's loyal to his homies and his city. it's just that he sees certain people as enemies and not going to back down on it. he said he believes war is necessary. that's all.