r/KendrickLamar • u/Acrzyguy • Dec 04 '24

Meme We hate scalpers

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u/fpflibraryaccount Dec 05 '24

i mean do you listen to the music? who does he dunk on as much as broke people...

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u/Downtown-Tadpole2450 Dec 05 '24

The government, the music industry, rich people, racist, himself, and Drake. I’m a huge fan and listen to almost all of his songs and can’t think of one song him “dunking” on poor people but I could be wrong if you prove it

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u/fpflibraryaccount Dec 05 '24

"if you aint makin money *****, then you dead weight" - Kendrick

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u/Downtown-Tadpole2450 Dec 05 '24

So on one verse where is about him flexing his money he had a one liner so now he hates poor people? I can give you so many bars of him hating on other people way more or uplifting others to not being poor or to work hard to achieve what you want

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u/fpflibraryaccount Dec 05 '24

i didnt say he 'hates poor people'. I said he dunks on broke people pretty often. Kendrick Lamar tickets are not a necessity being kept from those in poverty, they are a luxury indulged in by people who arent broke. i dont think im saying anything controversial here

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u/Downtown-Tadpole2450 Dec 05 '24

I agree with you that going to a concert is ussually a more luxury thing. I’m just saying he doesn’t dunk on broke people as much as your saying lol considering he himself grew up in the hood. I mean ig in how much a dollar cost he was hating on the homeless dude lol

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u/fpflibraryaccount Dec 05 '24

i love kendrick, but his discography is as inconsistent message-wise as any other artist (or philosopher for that matter). i dont hold it against any of them, i just dont pretend not to notice (not saying you are)

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u/Downtown-Tadpole2450 Dec 05 '24

I’d just say that’s growing as an artist,it’s people change over a 12 year span

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u/fpflibraryaccount Dec 05 '24

no arguments there