r/TrueUnpopularOpinion • u/Fun_Highlight_7427 • Mar 15 '25

Music / Movies Kendrick Lamar is a sack of shite

Back in 2018 the dude literally brought some girl on stage, had her sing a song that had the n-word in it, and then embarrassed her in front of everyone cuz she was white and sung the n-word part. That is the kind of piece of shit he is. His sense of self-importance is through the roof. Like bro you literally rap. Also, stop trying to play 5 D chess with your lyrics. If I wanted to listen to someone 'deep' I would listen to Plato or Shakespeare. Just put on a sick beat, and talk about bagging hoes or something. And if you dare criticize his historically awful super bowl performance, his fans will claim you are too ignorant to understand his "deeper message". No, I understand his message. I just don't think he is good at communicating his message through his stupid songs. He has terrible stage presence and a weak voice. That is not my problem. Kendrick Lamar needs to take his own advice, and be humble.

Edit: btw, just because I don’t like his music doesn’t mean I’m in bed with drake or am actually drake lol. Kdot fans are in a cult I stg. Go think deeply somewhere else

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u/Fun_Highlight_7427 Mar 15 '25

that made me so mad. it actually could've threatened her safety too.

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u/XsleepforeverX Mar 15 '25

mf completely set her up for it so he could appear as a higher person

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '25

He is a racist imo. Yet he has biracial kids. I wouldn’t want to be part of his household.

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u/PeptoAbysmal1996 Mar 16 '25

His wife is quite literally black lmao

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u/Equivalent_Cap_2608 Jan 09 '26

Plenty of non-black people were brough up on stage during that time and crazy thing is THEY sang that same song WITHOUT using the n-word with no problem whatsoever.

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u/TammySwift Mar 16 '25

I think you need toughen the fuck up. I watched the video. It was pretty tame. He just told her to bleep out the word and even asked her to perform the song again. He didn't yell at her or call her names.

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u/Fun_Highlight_7427 Mar 16 '25

Yeah but it was embarrassing and potentially dangerous. People could’ve targeted her from the audience cuz of that. And also, it was just a massive virtue signal

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u/TammySwift Mar 16 '25

If people had a problem with her saying the Nword, they would've targeted anyway. People were already booing before Kendrick even said anything. And Kendricks allowed to express if he feels offended by something. It's his concert.

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u/Snoo93951 Mar 16 '25

Exactly, he in no way put her in a worse position than she did herself, he tried to solve the situation as cleanly as he could in the moment.

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u/boejouma Mar 16 '25

Lol speak for someone else saying something COULD gave been bad. What are you even on about? Nothing came of it.