His hood and vultures may have crowned Kendrick Lamar the winner of a seemingly unprovoked battle with Drake, but the step he stands on as he receives the gold medal will always be nothing more than physical assistance that helped him look taller. Now, he has signed up for a big party—the 2025 Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show and the anthem that trivialises paedophilia will be on repeat like his pop out—’ Not Like Us.’ Is this really time to watch the party die?
The physical appearance of being small may be body shaming, but the small head and thinking are really a shame to the culture, for which Kendrick has crowned himself as the saviour. The culture they craved to reach places, something Hip-Hop greats worked and inspired people across the globe, and when it did, and the world started adopting, embracing and adding to it as an open source, suddenly the Saudi-style LA Cutlutre Police now want to close it as they felt left out.
With drops ‘Not Like Us’, ‘Euphoria’ ‘6:16 in LA’ and ‘Meet the Grahams’ – Kendrick Lamar rapped about wishing Drake was dead and called him a paedophile, sang to his mother, called him one with a secret hidden daughter. The puppet masters immediately compared this with 2Pac’s ‘Hit Em Up’, a false comparison; 2Pac’s words had truth in them and mostly followed action. This series of Drake-obsessed tracks that Kendrick released back-to-back really muddied the body of work that the Pulitzer award winner K-Dot had thus far. This makes him a hater, a protestor who has gone too far and sullied the protest.
Same is with his recent release, ‘Untitled’ track (The Day the Party Died), which he released on Instagram, with an old black Nike Shoe. The track talks about ‘Its time to watch the party die’ This parallels with Kendrick Lamar being confirmed as the 2025 Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show headliner, the big party he must have lined up at Roc Nation to attend. Trampling over the New Orleans city legend Lil Wayne. So, will he have a big party and trample over culture greats like Lil Wayne and then talk about it as an activist?
Drake’s ‘Family Matters’ will always be a reference guide to the real Kendrick Lamar. The track got buried, but refer to it as a guide; the lyrics continue to be apt as Kendrick drops this Untitled track –
“Out here beggin’ for attention, nigga, say please
Always rappin’ like you ’bout to get the slaves freed
You just actin’ like an activist, it’s make-believe
Don’t even go back to your hood and plant no money trees.”
In this new track, Kendrick talks about burning villages, cracking skulls, wanting families mortified, ‘Street Niggas and Corporate guys… I need they families mortified’. Well, while Kendrick plants these money trees and attends big parties, all you fellows need to do is crack skulls and let the party die.
Kendrick Lamar, in time, will be remembered as a prolific, motor mouth, lying, hypocritical little man with an inferiority complex that the so-called culture used as a patsy as they didn’t have anyone. Would it be wrong to call him the Micro Culture’s Black Donald Trump? It’s as hypocritical as it gets.
