re: Drake vs. Kendrick Explained To White People

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Drake vs. Kendrick

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Sun God

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Jesus H. Christ, that sure was a lot of words to say you love Kendrick Lamar and are big mad that Trump won.

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I’m sure we were all spellbound by the Shade thrown at Drake during the Super Bowl. Serena’s Crip Walk. Glued to the TV asking “why?”

Well here it is!

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I give zero fuks about Drake vs Kendrick. Like negative zero fuks

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I’ll never understand rap beefs and why they’re a thing

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To market and sell records. That’s literally the only reason.

Is this real or a troll?

A white male ultimately was behind the halftime act.

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The tradition of Calypso is rooted in speaking out against the injustices and challenges we face. But on the plantations, where our musical traditions thrived in covert ways, we were not free to express ourselves openly. So, we found ways to encode our messages. In the Caribbean, we used double entendre—saying one thing on the surface while conveying a deeper meaning to those "in the know." This practice continues today in modern Calypso.

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You would think with all these fake victories and claims of white people’s mediocrity by others blacks would have never been enslaved by anyone, would always be the ones in power, be ahead in education, that Africa would be leading the world instead of being the toilet of the world with their hands out constantly, and so on.

Thankfully Africa did produce the greatest African alive today who is pushing free speech and going to Mars. He didn’t let being from Africa hold him back.

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They heard him, but they didn’t truly **hear** him. And that is by design.

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Every time a black person doesn’t understand or like what a white person says it’s always well what we hear is blah blah racist. US Blacks can hear racism in everything. No other culture has time for that crap which is why we really don’t **hear** him as we don’t care to listen after the uncontrolled vomit starts coming out of his mouth.

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Additionally, let's not forget that this was unapolegtically BLACK - nothing watered down or designed for popular consumption.

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Which is why it was god awful and only allowed because Goodall still thinks blacks are inferior and need special DEI treatment.

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He delivered messages that could not be easily understood by oppressors

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This has to be a troll. Can’t be this ignorant and living that far in the past.

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The amazing thing is that this signal is reaching the people who need it most—those who feel hopeless as we witness the most powerful office in the world being occupied by someone who believes we are unworthy of respect.

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Biden isn’t the President anymore, but yes he is a racist like most white Dems. It’s funny because even though he was and is a racist it was dumb arse black dems in the south who helped him win the Dem nomination in 2020. It’s like you can’t help yourself. Every issue is self inflicted, so stop blaming whitey.

It’s amazing how blacks can flip flop between their self identified greatness and their self identified victim hood.

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Taking people across the Atlantic in the basement of a ship against their will is stealing.

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You have the freedom to go back. You don’t take advantage of it because you know ultimately blacks are better off when out of Africa than in Africa. End doesn’t justify the means, but it is the reality. It’s just not as easy to manipulate white liberals by admitting it.

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Kendrick confused MAGA with black beauty As a person of Afro-Caribbean descent, I am heartened by what I saw at the Super Bowl tonight. You see, when our ancestors were stolen from Africa and placed under the control of white enslavers, the slavemasters sought to dominate every aspect of our lives. They stripped away anything they believed could empower us to rise up. They took our drums, but they could never take our spirit. The tradition of Calypso is rooted in speaking out against the injustices and challenges we face. But on the plantations, where our musical traditions thrived in covert ways, we were not free to express ourselves openly. So, we found ways to encode our messages. In the Caribbean, we used double entendre—saying one thing on the surface while conveying a deeper meaning to those "in the know." This practice continues today in modern Calypso. Tonight, with Kendrick Lamar, I saw that tradition alive and well. He delivered messages that could not be easily understood by oppressors. He coded his words through metaphor and his unique style of delivery. Of course, this is nothing new, but for many people unfamiliar with him and our culture, this may have been their first exposure to him. They heard him, but they didn’t truly **hear** him. And that is by design. MAGA supporters are currently complaining that his performance was "trash." Of course they would say so—because they can’t decipher it, so they dismiss it as "mumbo jumbo." Additionally, let's not forget that this was unapolegtically BLACK - nothing watered down or designed for popular consumption. So by virtue of it being undiluted thick lovely blackness, they will attempt to disparage it - especially because they can't profit from it. They don't get it becasue the can't understand it. But **we** understand it. We understand what he said, and what his appearance tonight meant. The revolution may not be televised, but he sent the signal to start the revolution on television! The amazing thing is that this signal is reaching the people who need it most—those who feel hopeless as we witness the most powerful office in the world being occupied by someone who believes we are unworthy of respect. Keep your heads high, my people! And by "my people," I mean anyone who stands with us in the fight for the equality we seek. We will triumph in the end. **We gon' be alright!** Edit: It's been fun adding optimism where I could and shutting down nuisances where I must. But it's work time now, so I have to go. For all of you who come to say that black people in Africa were involved in the slave trade, we know. Yes they supplied European ships with black people captured by other black people (Africa has apologized for this, btw). It doesn't negate the fact that we were stolen. All kinds of races were complicit. That's besides the point. Taking people across the Atlantic in the basement of a ship against their will is stealing. And if you've come here to play semantic games, you're making a justification for them. Black people were stolen from Africa. Point blank. And with that, I will go and diligently do my work. Goodbye

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Send this to Dr Thomas Sowell and ask for his thoughts, you could really learn a great deal from his feedback.

Never took you as a woke arse bitch with kiddie shite on his dick but whateva yo.

Keep it real.

The guy looks like Leo DiCaprio.

The OT is probably not the target audience for this.