What do y’all think of the Kendrick & Drake beef leading into Kendrick becoming the first solo rapper to headline a Super Bowl? (i know he was selected before the beef)
@@Hope-rh7rk he did! i'm meaning from the perspective of using the beef to bring people together we'd never thought we'd see. and this year's superbowl is the first ever time a rapper is headlining as a solo act
He didnt get the superbowl because of the fucking beef... he did it because of his Accolades and career to this point have reached this level of respect.
@@m1kesroom but I honestly don't understand how Drake ever thought he could compete with Kendrick on an artistic level he's someone who creates art that feels like it's alive on topics that effects everyone because Kendrick sees the beauty in humanity's flaws while Drake just mocks his audience for them in his Ivory owl nest
Creating a racial divide, an us vs them dynamic, fabricating stories, calling other people pdfiles with no proof, letting your bitterness delude you into projecting your insecurities and shortcomings on another man whose only fault is doing better than you, exposing his internalised racism and misogyny and homophobia out to the world, attacking women and children, playing a fake messiah grifting off of racial stress to have a rap career gimmick, threatening violence etc all sound like real positive change to me, you're right! 😂
Bro said in dna “I read war and peace” then years later used “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” made Drake the enemy and reunited the culture pretty crazy
Even after the super bowl announcement, he released his untitled Instagram song that put the industry on notice while shouting out the Christian rappers Lecrae and Dee-1. This song is also amazing to digest with amazing lines.
That untitled "Watch the Party Die" might be my favorite Kendrick song. When he says 'I'd trade all of yall for Nip, can't be proud of you nnnrs' Ooof😢
It's honestly scary watching Kendrick's run toward GOAT status. To think in high school when I first heard Section.80 that the industry was just gonna give him the Lupe treatment as an uncredited master of the craft who won't be celebrated....he literally kicked the doors down to make them pay attention to him, and he keeps doing it. No matter how much the Drake influence made him out to be some type of "lil bro" when it comes to fame & relevancy, or some hermit who hides in his craft & scared to come outside, Kendrick was always on some Tortoise vs Hare type ish & tasted victory on his own timing. This video reminded me of that. Good ish 👍
Rigamortis was the first warning going back to Section.80, he was coming for everyone's throat on that track. Everything he has done has been strategic. He was aiming at everyone from the jump.
6:37 Reactors discovering that Meet The Grahams has just dropped is one of my favourite moments. I still go back to watch Sean, Vibevilla, and others saying “that 🥷🏾 dropped again?” The funniest has to be AK though😂
bro i was hammered at a bar and opened twitter like a minute after it dropped and started freaking tf out. i went home and just listened and watched all the reactions all night
For me its the reaction on videos when them hear "dear Adonis" : everybody looks in full disbelief and like totally not ready for the dark, kinda sad vibe of the music
The team ’generational talent’ has been so dam overused in our culture, but Kendrick Lamar is TRULY a generational artist. Scratch that, MULTI-generational talent. His flows, his lyrical depth, his influence. It’s crazy
The Super Bowl has been in New Orleans multiple times since Wayne was at his peak. They didn’t pick him then, why would they pick him post lean addiction sounding like Gollum. The copium is so hilarious 😂
As a New Orleans native, I understand the upset about Lil Wayne, but Kendrick's influence needs to be spread. He is making great change in the world and he is not done. Lil Wayne has incredible influence but has already spoken out and made the influence that he wanted to. I'm very excited for Kendrick and really hope to see a feature or at least a shout out
He not only creates special moments but also special memories that stay with his listeners forever, he is the greatest artist of his generation and its not even close
8:55 This feels very ironic after everything else in this video. What would it take for these people to understand that nothing involving Kendrick Lamar will ever have negative certainties attached to it? If Kendrick Lamar is planning to bring out Li'l Wayne at the Superbowl halftime show, HE IS NOT GOING TO TELL YOU THAT. HE IS GOING TO CREATE A MOMENT, JUST LIKE YOU SAID.
@@m1kesroom Im Arab form Libya And to be honest here i grow up around a lot of black people and we call each other the n. Word all the time We use it like my homie Libya is mixed so no one cares because their is no hate in it Sorry for my poor English 😅
Kendrick Lamar is quite literally on top of the world right now. And if there’s anyone who knows what to do with that spotlight and success, it’s Kendrick.
I always thought Kdot would bring out lil Wayne and all of Drake's opps to piss Drake off. But their music glorifies sex, drugs, violence, fame, money, and power. The way Kdot is reaching out to Lecrae and Dee 1 leads me to believe he's going to use the half-time show to spread a positive message.
@Mr00himself I didn't forget that track is 🔥 but with what's going on with Diddy, let's wait and see who's been to them all white parties and who was involved getting freaky.
You’re really underrated bro! Keep doing what you do because you’ll blow up soon enough. Editing is on point, great storytelling, easy to follow, etc 😤😤
It's so interesting to hear people outside of our culture who can pinpoint when they first started listening to rap music. I feel like I've been listening to it since birth. It was just always around me. I sometimes forget that it's not that way for others. I find it fascinating.
It is pretty cool. Rap music ended up playing a huge part in saving my life a few years back and seeing the genre keep moving forward over time genuinely makes me so happy
actual substance and topic of the video aside, this was really well written and edited dude, good work! excited to see what else you have in store in the future because your other videos i just watched were also really cool too!
Bro, after watching this video, i have to subscribe. You made me listen all over to something i already knew because of how enjoyable and well put together it was. Respect.
entertaining content. Keep up the good work. I just subscribed to your channel I love you're community very entertaining content. Keep up the good work.
He's been so strategic in getting to people's minds permanently with much fewer songs. I have never been glued on RUclipsrs analysing a song like this yr when the nukes dropped on the same day. Life peaked.
I've been a fan of Dot going back to 2009. His music and message has remained the same. Creating bodies of work that are everlasting. Using his gift to speak on topics that mean something indelibly to him and those in his community. As he said 'You don't have to tell me I am the one..YES, I AM THE ONE'❤️
0:46 Same here, was introduced to his music at 1st Grade by my uncle, then I came back to listening to music last year and started with his latest album "MMATBS". That album inspired me to change to a better person ngl; at first I liked less of the songs but the more I came back to it the more I tried out the songs I didn't like and ended up loving them. The album came to my life at tough times which was pretty nice. Then I decided to go through his whole discography leading to my whole year being unforgettable, then I mysteriously bumped into the Control verse which showed me another side of Kendrick that left me speechless. Then after so many months of no release the man woke us up with the Like that feature? I said "nah, he onto something". All I can say is his music never disappointed me (especially earlier in his career [O.D, Y.H.N.I.C, The Kendrick Lamar LP, Section .80, etc])
Yeah bro I was introduced to kendrick with tpab, but the first real listen I gave an album of his was gkmc and I fell in love with his music. It’s crazy how we can connect with music so intimately that it can have a real influence on our lives and truly help us. Glad you were able to find some support through the songs!
@@m1kesroom Same here bro, GKMC was my first full listen to his albums and I have to say it made me appreciate that this man is here on earth making such beautiful music. I will never ever forget my face in shock and joy from start to finish of the album. Same goes for the song that never made it in the album : Cartoonz + Cereals
Everything aside, his songs and words always comfort me, hype me up, and make me change my mood either to dance or reflect on myself. This man comforts me through his music and I'd never want this to stop. I hope he is doing good throughout everything, he always and remains helping me stay sane and not drown in my sorrows ♥️
2:56 this is my only gripe with the original tweet. By that point, Kendrick already did his collab with Baby Keem in 2021, it was more of a "calm before the storm" stopgap
This really blow up for you 🤯 that Moment Drake spoke of was exactly what I thought of when I saw the original title about Kendrick creating moments... the thing is, he's very good at it, creating these moments. 💯
@@m1kesroom You can't comprehend what was said 🤣👆🏾 this person means they welcome change in the RAP game... Kendrick will definitely bring change in the game..... lastly but not least. They are saying goodbye to fake aka drake , he's never given us nothing to believe in....
Commenting again for the algy: THIS IS THE FIRST VIDEO I’ve heard those “drop a bomb on that ish Flex” bars. & I have watched allll the videos on the beef history 😂 🙌🏾 WELL DONE MY BOY
@@MuayThaiDreadlock fyi I found your video on Torture talk. he linked you in the discription & I came to watch the whole thing here! (I hate when people just play other vids without giving credit or commentary he didn’t do that)
Minimising euphoria to “just a warning shot” is sacrilege. I understand there was a plan to have more come out but euphoria was brutal af in its own right 😂
yeah Euphoria my favorite song from the beef, it was brutal but in the grand scheme of things it was still a warning shot with the subject matter he drops on meet the grahams and not like us which is why i called it that, but you're correct
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What do y’all think of the Kendrick & Drake beef leading into Kendrick becoming the first solo rapper to headline a Super Bowl? (i know he was selected before the beef)
I heard he also did it in 2022 without drake
@@Hope-rh7rk he did! i'm meaning from the perspective of using the beef to bring people together we'd never thought we'd see. and this year's superbowl is the first ever time a rapper is headlining as a solo act
He didnt get the superbowl because of the fucking beef... he did it because of his Accolades and career to this point have reached this level of respect.
Big as the what? Big as the what? Big as the SuperBowl.. Now Kendrick is 😂😂
@@DatBeautifulNightmare lmaoooooo
I screamed when I first heard Kendricks verse on like that it was so much more than a moment it was a shift in the status quo
w reaction w take
he called him a pedophile, WOW.
Bro that moment I knew that there was gonna be a shift in music, and it’s still taking place and on the horizon the new movement is coming.
@@stuff4826wrong song bot
@@m1kesroom but I honestly don't understand how Drake ever thought he could compete with Kendrick on an artistic level he's someone who creates art that feels like it's alive on topics that effects everyone because Kendrick sees the beauty in humanity's flaws while Drake just mocks his audience for them in his Ivory owl nest
7:57 using a rap beef to create real positive change is something only Kendrick could do.
I agree
Creating a racial divide, an us vs them dynamic, fabricating stories, calling other people pdfiles with no proof, letting your bitterness delude you into projecting your insecurities and shortcomings on another man whose only fault is doing better than you, exposing his internalised racism and misogyny and homophobia out to the world, attacking women and children, playing a fake messiah grifting off of racial stress to have a rap career gimmick, threatening violence etc all sound like real positive change to me, you're right! 😂
RIP Nipsey
Drake has helped youth a lot
That's retarded
Bro said in dna “I read war and peace” then years later used “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” made Drake the enemy and reunited the culture pretty crazy
i didn't even make that connection that's actually so cool
@@m1kesroomThe amount of glaze you put into this video is insanity just open a donut shop at this point
@@mishagamezzz8483 🤡🤡
whos the enemy of his enemy in that
Even after the super bowl announcement, he released his untitled Instagram song that put the industry on notice while shouting out the Christian rappers Lecrae and Dee-1. This song is also amazing to digest with amazing lines.
Watch the party die is impeccable, I just don’t know what’s following it and didn’t wanna clutter the end of the video up!
That untitled "Watch the Party Die" might be my favorite Kendrick song. When he says 'I'd trade all of yall for Nip, can't be proud of you nnnrs' Ooof😢
And diddy was arrested after 😮
@@carbonsteelmaniac652 but diddy do it tho?
@@meaningoflife7199are you fucking kidding me?
It's honestly scary watching Kendrick's run toward GOAT status. To think in high school when I first heard Section.80 that the industry was just gonna give him the Lupe treatment as an uncredited master of the craft who won't be celebrated....he literally kicked the doors down to make them pay attention to him, and he keeps doing it. No matter how much the Drake influence made him out to be some type of "lil bro" when it comes to fame & relevancy, or some hermit who hides in his craft & scared to come outside, Kendrick was always on some Tortoise vs Hare type ish & tasted victory on his own timing. This video reminded me of that. Good ish 👍
thank you so much! the lupe call was a good comparison
Rigamortis was the first warning going back to Section.80, he was coming for everyone's throat on that track. Everything he has done has been strategic. He was aiming at everyone from the jump.
Section.80 is just too good.
What surprises me is ur ability to cover so much stuff in such a short time period while also making it enjoyable. I rlly like this vid
Agreed💯
Thats cause he gets to the point and not talking a bunch a crap in between💯
“Yes, he is what the culture is feelin’.”
I will never not laugh out loud to ak literally talks shit to kendrick about how great drake is and then him falling asleep is tooo fkn hilarious
my brother and i were in a discord call while i was editing this and we started crying thinking about that clip so i knew i had to use it lmaooo
@@m1kesroom like u can't even make that shit up lmaoo
"WHAT TOP FIVE YOU SMOKING ON KENDRICK? CUZ MY TOP FIVE IS DRAKE, DRAKE, DRAKE, DRAKE, DRA-" *cuts to AK snoring*
In Ak's defense he was probably drunk already 😅
@@fangal12 he was absolutely hammered I was there live
0:10 WIDE GLOVE
Had to fit the tv I turned off maintain aspect ratio expeditiously
0:16 WIDE KENDRICK LAMAR
0:16 WIDE KENDRICK LAMAR
WIDE OVHOES
@@danaa- OHVO!
6:37 Reactors discovering that Meet The Grahams has just dropped is one of my favourite moments. I still go back to watch Sean, Vibevilla, and others saying “that 🥷🏾 dropped again?”
The funniest has to be AK though😂
bro i was hammered at a bar and opened twitter like a minute after it dropped and started freaking tf out. i went home and just listened and watched all the reactions all night
@@m1kesroom 😅😅😅
For me its the reaction on videos when them hear "dear Adonis" : everybody looks in full disbelief and like totally not ready for the dark, kinda sad vibe of the music
The team ’generational talent’ has been so dam overused in our culture, but Kendrick Lamar is TRULY a generational artist. Scratch that, MULTI-generational talent. His flows, his lyrical depth, his influence. It’s crazy
yes! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The Super Bowl has been in New Orleans multiple times since Wayne was at his peak. They didn’t pick him then, why would they pick him post lean addiction sounding like Gollum. The copium is so hilarious 😂
I think he could put on a hell of a show still if he wanted to but also I don’t think he’s the best choice available. I’m glad it’s kendrick
@@m1kesroomhell of a show? Mate have you heard him live lately? 😅 nah am good on lil groot. He still a GOAT tho.
@@dlilwon haha yeah i have, i just mean if he really wanted to throw a crazy show he fs still could
@@dlilwon Not 'lil groot" 🤣🤣🤣
As a New Orleans native, I understand the upset about Lil Wayne, but Kendrick's influence needs to be spread. He is making great change in the world and he is not done. Lil Wayne has incredible influence but has already spoken out and made the influence that he wanted to. I'm very excited for Kendrick and really hope to see a feature or at least a shout out
He not only creates special moments but also special memories that stay with his listeners forever, he is the greatest artist of his generation and its not even close
🤝
This video randomly played on autoplay and boy was i surprised seeing this had only a few views. Production is immaculate, keep going!
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it :)
Same I thought the same thing!!
@@timothyruben6621 thank you!
Wayne coming through saying “It Broke Me” has me in tears laughing 😂😂😂
hahaha
I love Wayne but he's retired. It's Kendricks time now
1:18 WIDE KENDRICK
Wide as fuck
aint no way ozuna and aintnoway both said "wide ..." with the same pfp
omg bruh im stupid thats you
8:55 This feels very ironic after everything else in this video. What would it take for these people to understand that nothing involving Kendrick Lamar will ever have negative certainties attached to it? If Kendrick Lamar is planning to bring out Li'l Wayne at the Superbowl halftime show, HE IS NOT GOING TO TELL YOU THAT. HE IS GOING TO CREATE A MOMENT, JUST LIKE YOU SAID.
exactly, thank you!
Family Ties goes hard!
yeah it does
Smokin' on yo top 5 tonight, tonight 🔥
I had to rewind to “Sometimes you gotta pop out and show…” you did that
tried my best :) glad you thought it came out well!
@@m1kesroom perfection
The production value for such a small channel is insane bro
@@m1kesroom keep it up man youre bound to be big at this rate
3:52 I see what you did there 😂😂😂😂😂
haha glad that joke was picked up
Aye we got another one counting 🥷out here 😂😂😂
That's a bar…..*Subscribed*
Yeah i definitely sing the 817 words like him haha for sure........... 😐
@@m1kesroom
Im Arab form Libya And to be honest here i grow up around a lot of black people and we call each other the n. Word all the time We use it like my homie Libya is mixed so no one cares because their is no hate in it Sorry for my poor English 😅
Kendrick Lamar is quite literally on top of the world right now. And if there’s anyone who knows what to do with that spotlight and success, it’s Kendrick.
I approve of the subtle shade to what's the dirt. Wish I could subscribe all over again LOL ❤
3:48
Hahaha thank you so much! I appreciate you
What's The Dirt is a real analyst that does his job well. He clearly isn't biased like other guys here on yt.
@@7sneves okay 😂
@@19994able what's funny?
I always thought Kdot would bring out lil Wayne and all of Drake's opps to piss Drake off. But their music glorifies sex, drugs, violence, fame, money, and power.
The way Kdot is reaching out to Lecrae and Dee 1 leads me to believe he's going to use the half-time show to spread a positive message.
it'd be real cool to see wayne come out but you never know what can happen
You forgot Wayne n Kendrick made Mona Lisa
@Mr00himself I didn't forget that track is 🔥 but with what's going on with Diddy, let's wait and see who's been to them all white parties and who was involved getting freaky.
@@wookie808 Wayne didn't really fw diðy as far as to diss him to his face on camera
And his moments will live forever
You’re really underrated bro! Keep doing what you do because you’ll blow up soon enough. Editing is on point, great storytelling, easy to follow, etc 😤😤
Thank you so much! This made my morning so much better you have no idea!🙌
@@m1kesroomFusho bro!! Happy to hear that 🙌
It's so interesting to hear people outside of our culture who can pinpoint when they first started listening to rap music. I feel like I've been listening to it since birth. It was just always around me. I sometimes forget that it's not that way for others. I find it fascinating.
It is pretty cool. Rap music ended up playing a huge part in saving my life a few years back and seeing the genre keep moving forward over time genuinely makes me so happy
817 words is def some yt ppl shit but I respect it lol
thank you, glad you respect it bc i'm trying to be respectful king
Moments Kendrick making history
Hectic 817 words😂 ima subscribe just for that sentence bro
Hahaha just jokes thanks for the love
That was a clever innuendo 😂
Yeah, that was fire
@@nabeelwantza5484 that made me stop what I was doing & sub up immediately.
9:00 😂 don't know why, but that part was so funny man "It broke me" 🤣🤣
hahaha
Nice video bro. Done with reference and respect for the culture.
thank you so much! that's all i was trying to do haha, just cover the music side and not speak on things i don't really know well enough to speak on
Kendrick Lamar 🐐
@dudettevlogs4257 goat
actual substance and topic of the video aside, this was really well written and edited dude, good work! excited to see what else you have in store in the future because your other videos i just watched were also really cool too!
Thank you so much! Got a longer video than ever I’m working on rn and just going to keep trying to improve the writing each video!
Kendrick is the king
This one really blew up! Great job man.
Thank you!
Bro, after watching this video, i have to subscribe. You made me listen all over to something i already knew because of how enjoyable and well put together it was. Respect.
Thank you so much!
entertaining content. Keep up the good work. I just subscribed to your channel I love you're community very entertaining content. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much! Hope you enjoy what comes next!
Congrat's KDot the BoggieMan earned and deserves all the blessings.
he's my goat
Kendrick is the GOAT 👑 Constantly breaking barriers and records 🙌🏿 Great video!
Like ur calmness in the voice. Good video keep it up u gained a sub and regular watcher with that vid.
thank you so much!
Beautifully made video, man. A masterclass in efficient narration. And those chords towards the end...subscribed.
i really appreciate this. ik my editing isn't anything special so i really try to improve my storytelling with every video
@@m1kesroom Keep them coming, bro.
Lol 817 words. I appreciate ya.
hahaha
Hilarious
5:07 took me this long to subscribe (I was busy watching the video)
hahaha
Monster freestyle.....2010....he said he's the best rapper alive.......🎉
Love Kendrick
He meant it too
"I've been going through something. 1855 days, I've been going through something. " Kendrick.
Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, and riches take wings. Only one thing endures and that is character. 🚬🚬🚬
This was an amazing video
Thank you so much!
Kendrick Lamar will be remembered as the greatest rapper to ever exist. Every album is iconic, every song has 2million+ views on Spotify alone.
817 words is fucking hilarious
i thought so too lmao some didn't find it quite as funny tho lol thanks for watching i appreciate the support!
IM LOVING THISS YOOO U THE GOAT STORYTELLING THISS
HELL YEAH
He's been so strategic in getting to people's minds permanently with much fewer songs. I have never been glued on RUclipsrs analysing a song like this yr when the nukes dropped on the same day. Life peaked.
That week was insane
Insane video 👏🔥
Thank ya thank ya!!
wow... very underrated yt'er. subscribed
thank you!
Great work!! Really enjoyed your video and will be checking out the rest of your library!
Thank you!!
dude excellent production on this vid
I really appreciate that thank you so much!
I've been a fan of Dot going back to 2009. His music and message has remained the same. Creating bodies of work that are everlasting. Using his gift to speak on topics that mean something indelibly to him and those in his community. As he said 'You don't have to tell me I am the one..YES, I AM THE ONE'❤️
0:46 Same here, was introduced to his music at 1st Grade by my uncle, then I came back to listening to music last year and started with his latest album "MMATBS". That album inspired me to change to a better person ngl; at first I liked less of the songs but the more I came back to it the more I tried out the songs I didn't like and ended up loving them. The album came to my life at tough times which was pretty nice. Then I decided to go through his whole discography leading to my whole year being unforgettable, then I mysteriously bumped into the Control verse which showed me another side of Kendrick that left me speechless. Then after so many months of no release the man woke us up with the Like that feature? I said "nah, he onto something". All I can say is his music never disappointed me (especially earlier in his career [O.D, Y.H.N.I.C, The Kendrick Lamar LP, Section .80, etc])
Yeah bro I was introduced to kendrick with tpab, but the first real listen I gave an album of his was gkmc and I fell in love with his music. It’s crazy how we can connect with music so intimately that it can have a real influence on our lives and truly help us. Glad you were able to find some support through the songs!
@@m1kesroom Same here bro, GKMC was my first full listen to his albums and I have to say it made me appreciate that this man is here on earth making such beautiful music. I will never ever forget my face in shock and joy from start to finish of the album. Same goes for the song that never made it in the album : Cartoonz + Cereals
Listening to Kendrick since you was in the 4th grade is crazy. Really shows how young you are
I’m 21
@@m1kesroom I figured you was in your early 20's lol keep going youngin, you have talent
Everything aside, his songs and words always comfort me, hype me up, and make me change my mood either to dance or reflect on myself. This man comforts me through his music and I'd never want this to stop. I hope he is doing good throughout everything, he always and remains helping me stay sane and not drown in my sorrows ♥️
2:56 this is my only gripe with the original tweet. By that point, Kendrick already did his collab with Baby Keem in 2021, it was more of a "calm before the storm" stopgap
Kendrick’s music has impact. Drakes has none. What were those tracks he dropped last month? We already forgot
This really blow up for you 🤯 that Moment Drake spoke of was exactly what I thought of when I saw the original title about Kendrick creating moments... the thing is, he's very good at it, creating these moments. 💯
Great video man!!💯💯💯
Thank you fr! Appreciate the love
Once i heard” like that” i knew Kendrick wasn’t playing around those was straight bombs 💣 and than bombs over Baghdad after that 😤
like that dropped with the album while i was hammered turning tf up
I welcome the change, bring it on Kdot. Oh, bye Drake.
What does this even mean
@@m1kesroom
You can't comprehend what was said 🤣👆🏾 this person means they welcome change in the RAP game... Kendrick will definitely bring change in the game..... lastly but not least. They are saying goodbye to fake aka drake , he's never given us nothing to believe in....
@@daempresssqueen no hate but it irritates me so much when people put so many …s in their sentences
Drake is literally never going anywhere. Kendrick can shine without Dimming Drakes light.
@@LadyRia91 light? Light of hell of course
Subbed cuz of the question mark - thanks for the respect of your audience.
Thank you thank you, I hate pandering tbh even putting the “consider subbing” part made me die inside
2:00 namedropping saddam hussein is crazyy
Dope video!
Thank you!
This video is fire
Commenting again for the algy: THIS IS THE FIRST VIDEO I’ve heard those “drop a bomb on that ish Flex” bars. & I have watched allll the videos on the beef history 😂 🙌🏾 WELL DONE MY BOY
much appreciated thank you!
Excellent video, keep it up!
thanks champ
Big Steppers changed mi life. Like you don't know how. Dot's the greatest man
When Cole said, "I got here off bars not no controversy"
And then apologized
@@m1kesroom Still meant it, regardless
one little one you missed the first thing he returned with after his hiatus was Look Over Your Shoulder- with busta
Ive also been a fan since the 3rd/ 4th grade :)
Great video 👏👏
thanks so much!
@@m1kesroom you're welcome bro
0:45 i've listened to kendrick since i was 3-4 with my dad
This message sounds so pleasing to the ears 😋
Kendrick is a legend
1817 words if you’re white is one of the smoothest and funniest jokes I’ve heard in a while.
Great job 👏👏👏
6:59 almost spit out my coffee
Hahaha
w video again, keep making w videos. You gonna grow to 100k!
thank you so much! seeing stuff like this makes it a lot easier to keep grinding
You are an amazing orator. Great job❤
thank you
Kendrick is my GOAT. -Hayden
Fr
Well done bro.. subbed
thank you!
@@m1kesroom what software? I’ve been using ecamm and I like it for what I do… but for what you’re doing, a lot goes into that. People don’t realize
@@thoughtsofapredicatewinner i use sony vegas for editing with some plugins for different stuff because the base plugins are kinda ass
@@thoughtsofapredicatewinner in my videos where i use a facecam though i have a canon eos r100 that i record with and then import it into pc
@@m1kesroom cool, thanks for sharing! Keep up the good work bro
this is like the biggie and tupac of modern rap. Crazy to have been there while it was going on
Lets make it clear, he doesn't just make moments, he makes shocking & lasting moments.🔥
Great work, Mike. I just found your channel via the algoriddim. I will be lookin out for your content from now on 👀
glad you enjoyed! hope you like what's coming next :)
@@MuayThaiDreadlock fyi I found your video on Torture talk. he linked you in the discription & I came to watch the whole thing here! (I hate when people just play other vids without giving credit or commentary he didn’t do that)
"or 817 words if you're white" made me spit take lol you got my sub
haha thank you!
Let’s be real “not like us” became an anthem for calling out pēdos online 😂
Real
Kendrick been making history since he came out. THAT'S WHY HE'S THE GOAT
Yuuuuuup
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thanks for this!! ❤ subbing now!
3:53 😂 I see what you did there! 😉
lol ty ty
Minimising euphoria to “just a warning shot” is sacrilege. I understand there was a plan to have more come out but euphoria was brutal af in its own right 😂
yeah Euphoria my favorite song from the beef, it was brutal but in the grand scheme of things it was still a warning shot with the subject matter he drops on meet the grahams and not like us which is why i called it that, but you're correct
Ak before and after had me dead😂