Im 29, grew up in san antonio ghetto, when we use to listen music thru ipod nanos, I've never once was not proud of being Mexican and never acted or wanted to be any other race, but all the banger anthems kdot got under his belt, at this point i wish i was black
I'm from SA too. Part black and Hispanic. Grew up on the Westside in El barrio and spent time on the Eastside too in the courts growing up. Trust me bro these bangers by Kendrick are, yes for the culture and black community, but also for all of us in the struggle and who who are going through it. The ones at the top like Drake and Diddy are not like us. Every country race and nationality is bumping this. Music is universal and transcends everything. Kendrick touching people's souls. Also not sure if youve seen but Japan is loving this stuff. They have a huge respect for hip hop in Japan and the black community and Japanese culture seem to appreciate each others very much and take inspiration often from one another. You should check it out if you haven't. They are making some fire freestyles to BBL drizzy too. It's incredible.
Greeting from the Netherlands, I’m a white lady born in the earlier 90’s. Come from a multi culti neighborhood, that’s were I discovered hiphop. Even here we vibing on Kendrick rn. At least the old skool people are. Hiphop has a way to bring people together especially by someone like Kendrick. He made me so excited again, and I’m all here for it. The last 15 years with all these upcoming new “ rappers” were miserable. We all needed this so bad. Drake especially being exposed I’ve been waiting on this for years.
@@NourKLI hip-hop and rap come from struggle. That struggle has resonated with many around the world. Then rap also stand for rhythm and poetry. Music transcends everything
😂 that's hilarious but also a lotta people missed the john stockon reference. Who did john stockon pass to more than anyone else in his career? Known PDF file Karl Malone.
I gotta say that this is the Hit Em Up of this generation.
It's O V over. Kendrick for the Win. 🏆 Hip-Hop has spoken. Another loss for Drake. No GOAT has ever lost twice in a battle.
Kendrick won the 1v20 against Drake and his staff of the Damned like he was Ip Man, exposed Aubrey and his family, buried him AND took his pass 🪦🕊☠️
Still cracks me up that Kdot made people literally sing "certified pdfiles" and dance with it at the same time
Im 29, grew up in san antonio ghetto, when we use to listen music thru ipod nanos, I've never once was not proud of being Mexican and never acted or wanted to be any other race, but all the banger anthems kdot got under his belt, at this point i wish i was black
I'm from SA too. Part black and Hispanic. Grew up on the Westside in El barrio and spent time on the Eastside too in the courts growing up. Trust me bro these bangers by Kendrick are, yes for the culture and black community, but also for all of us in the struggle and who who are going through it. The ones at the top like Drake and Diddy are not like us. Every country race and nationality is bumping this. Music is universal and transcends everything. Kendrick touching people's souls.
Also not sure if youve seen but Japan is loving this stuff. They have a huge respect for hip hop in Japan and the black community and Japanese culture seem to appreciate each others very much and take inspiration often from one another. You should check it out if you haven't. They are making some fire freestyles to BBL drizzy too. It's incredible.
Greeting from the Netherlands, I’m a white lady born in the earlier 90’s. Come from a multi culti neighborhood, that’s were I discovered hiphop. Even here we vibing on Kendrick rn. At least the old skool people are. Hiphop has a way to bring people together especially by someone like Kendrick. He made me so excited again, and I’m all here for it. The last 15 years with all these upcoming new “ rappers” were miserable. We all needed this so bad. Drake especially being exposed I’ve been waiting on this for years.
@@NourKLI hip-hop and rap come from struggle. That struggle has resonated with many around the world. Then rap also stand for rhythm and poetry. Music transcends everything
In Kendricks west coast banger he referenced Shaun Michaels and John Stockton. This one was for white folks too. Dot holding us all down!
😂 that's hilarious but also a lotta people missed the john stockon reference. Who did john stockon pass to more than anyone else in his career? Known PDF file Karl Malone.
Drake was already dead and Kendrick made a club banger just dance on his corpse.
Can anyone tell me who the first dude was in the blue with dreads? I haven’t seen his full reaction….
Scru Face Jean Official
Why he go straight to old Man.....See the problem was....lol
Sounds like Nicki Minaj to me … somebody gotta get aggressive
Your dad sounds like Nikki Minaj BISH
CORNBALL!!,WRONG Charlie Murphy voice
💯 He's another Goofy with a comment 😂
drake guzzlers only get aggressive with minors ☠️☠️☠️
difference is nicki garbage