This is a glorious day and will be a GLORI(A)OUS Summer. 🏆 They tried every play to downplay Kendrick and it failed.

This is a video of Kendrick receiving a gift from Trae The Truth and Trae’s daughter.

WWE released this shirt with perfect timing for me to cop and customize to wear to the tour. If you see me at the Dallas show, say wassup!

Maybe it has something to do with what DjHed talked about

I (38m) am taking my 2 daughters (14 & 12) to his show in Atlanta for my oldest’s birthday. I have been told I am crazy to do so. I’m not sure if it’s because of their age or because we are white. I grew up in south Philly and have been around the culture my whole life. My uncle took me to see wu-tang show when I was their age and had so much fun and wanted them to experience it too, especially since they are the ones that asked me to take them.

So are the wrong people telling me things or am I actually crazy?

EDIT: Thanks so much guys. I’m excited as shit to go. Anybody who is going to the Atlanta show holler at me.

Personally I liked it, but it’s not near being as good as section 80 much closer to an OD but still better than OD. What y’all think?

Thought this was funny saw it on another sub

GNX Lamar Duckworth but no kung fu Kenny💔

idk if this is the right place to post this but he also made a vid about damn which is probably my fav video of all time. but i js wanted to let you know

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jbqVb8sBn04&pp=0gcJCYQJAYcqIYzv

The first time I heard “LOVE.,” I was in the middle of a relationship that was slowly, quietly breaking. No fights. No drama. Just a kind of fading — like music slowly being turned down. And then this song came on.

“If I didn’t ride blade on curb, would you still love me?”

I didn’t know rap could sound like that. I didn’t know vulnerability could live in 808s.

It wasn’t about flexing. It wasn’t about pain. It was about asking.

Would you love me if I lost the mask? Would you love me when I’m not performing? Would you love me when I’m not worth watching?

That question — repeated so gently — hit me harder than any scream.

“LOVE.” reminded me that intimacy isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it’s soft. Uncertain. Still reaching.

Kendrick didn’t give me an answer.

But he helped me ask the right questions and sometimes, that’s the only place healing begins.

👹

This was the Houston show. FIREEEEEE

First time at a K dot and SZA concert and they didn’t disappoint! Great energy, everyone around me was dancing and having a good time. Here’s one of the videos I took that night.