Like all great things- you have to give it time to marinate.

a master class in "I don't do it for the Gram, I do it for Compton"

Also, there's a ton of subliminal political shots too. The female dancers during Squabble up were posing rather specifically. The "Warning Wrong Way" meant more than just a video game reference. He also switched up lyrics to mention seizing govt money. It's bigger than Drake.

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I hope I'm making sense. You're absolutely correct to point this out- but it's also insight like this that pushed him to platform these songs on a global stage. He could have done his hits, but he chose to stay true to his convictions. Plus- he also took subliminal shots at others too.

👋KDot fan- this is great insight. But I think he used the night and the song to spark a bigger conversation. His work is always intentional. He made an example of Drake, and the people reacted just the way they should. Now let's see who else shows their true colors because they're uncomfortable.

pssst- tell em to go set the dinner table friend

Kendrick also made Snoop bow down the second he decided to have input in the K/D beef. I feel like if he didn't do something, it would dramatically walk back all of his efforts to give back to his own community in LA. I'm cool with disagreeing on this though. Anything can happen.

Kendrick sent an entire fan base picking apart an unimaginable amount of quintuple entendre disses about drake for over a year. I feel confident to bet he'll switch up lyrics just to take digs, the pregame show alone seemed like a massive tip off to that sort of sentiment.

I bet those boos for the chiefs were DEAFENING irl, this is gonna be good

just thinking the same thing!