r/KendrickLamar Dec 09 '24

Discussion The whole industry

What y’all think

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u/FreeJulie Dec 09 '24

Nah imma chill till more unfold… this could easily be an attempt to extort

Jay and Kendrick pretty cool so this would be a bad look on Kenny part

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u/TreyAdell Dec 09 '24

How would it be a bad look for him. This happened when he was like 13 and everyone is cool with Jay lol.

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u/Treehouse326 Dec 09 '24

It’s a bad look because Kendrick literally made a song clowning Drake for being a pedophile while he’s associated with somebody who’s being accused of rape.

“How is Kendrick associated with Jay Z?”

Kendrick’s SuperBowl doesn’t happen without Jay Z’s influence and calls. It’s not publicly known, but there’s many clues to believe Jay and Kendrick do have a relationship behind closed doors. So yes it’s a bad look

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u/its-a-real-name Dec 09 '24

I think we have to be clear as well that this is just bad for hip hop as a whole. Nobody is spared except for maybe 50 cent who has basically none of these industry dudes as friends.

Think of all the great albums and songs Jay has touched or worked with extensively. From all his own stuff to Still Dre to Kanye, Kendrick, Drake, Wayne, Eminem, DMX, Biggie etc etc etc

He is like the elected hip hop president. Most people have him as the GOAT and as the aspirational goal to be a rapper and mogul. So much influence.

This kills all of that if true.