>KILL ALL WHITEY
what did kendrick lamar mean by this album cover?

>>126932803 (OP)
>number 1 on Rym above Abbey Road, Unknown Pleasures, Hounds of Love, In A Silent Way and etc

What did rym trannies mean by that?

>>126932803 (OP)
>MUH DICK
what did he mean by this?

>>126932803 (OP)
not music

>>126932819
I mean not that surprising, other than Abbey Road those are a bunch of literal who albums to most people. Miles Davis hasn’t been popular since the 1950s for fuck sakes.
>>126932803 (OP)
Blacks with bottles of liquor, no shirts on, stacks of cash they proudly stole or made selling drugs. With the kids around to soak up every minute of the life. White people truly are holding them back.

>>126932803 (OP)
The irony that 90% of the people who listen to this album are white.

>>126932803 (OP)
I honestly never saw that judge until now. I never paid much attention to that cover anyway

>>126933240
>Miles Davis hasn’t been popular since the 1950s
millions is unpopular?

They're retards
Its a nigger power fantasy
This is not complicated at all

>>126932803 (OP)
it's a reactionary power fantasy that comes from being a disadvantaged and oppressed group
under the mindset of the disadvantaged black man, the system is functioning against them and putting them below privileged groups on purpose, in this case the president being the one controlling this rigged system
this picture is demonstrating disadvantaged black men from poor violent neighborhoods finally killing the president, therefore ending the rigged system that puts them in an impoverished and violent state, bringing fairness into the system

>still triggering /mu/ 10 years after
is this the most powerful album of all-time?

>>126933731
>disadvantaged
yes, having an IQ of 75 is a disadvantage
>>126934640
I think all the threads are made by 1 anon

>>126932803 (OP)
Which track goes kiill whitey?

>>126933240
1970s, nice try tourist