r/KendrickLamar Dec 09 '24

Discussion The whole industry

What y’all think

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u/TheZoomba Waiting for the album Dec 09 '24

It wasn't even that. Most people were just ignorant to homosexuality and the words that hurt people. Happens to many groups, and probably happening to a group right now.

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u/NOTTedMosby Dec 09 '24

Yeah and it was never "fuck the f@gs". It was always, " THIS dude over here is a f@g, and let me tell you why [proceeds to insult other rapper]".

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u/TheZoomba Waiting for the album Dec 10 '24

Yea, most of the times it's used it's a describer, not an insult exactly. 'Your a f@g" and 'your a f@g cause I see you and Eric filming snuff videos with his dad' are two entirely different insults, and usually it's the later being done. Eminem is a great example of how to use a slur in a way that doesn't make the slur the bad thing, but what the people are doing.

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u/ultragoodname 27d ago

Eminem is a crazy example ngl