@Kurrco You know this narrative coming from the top down

@PopCrave What a beautifully staged moment 🥺

@CurtissKing reaction channels always offer the most lukewarm takes

@charise_lee Crip walking on her sister’s grave! Now that was an iconic cultural moment 🤯

@WUTangKids White kids make up most of Kendrick’s fan base so this checks out

@nfr_podcast UMG went crazy with the botted streams

@oldmanebro I think you got the “sickness” old man. Y’all have made it too obvious you’re pushing an agenda

@Chatnigga101 If yall don’t see a clear narrative trying to be pushed…

@PoeticBarz @WitnWordplay @BeautyNBars Somebody here is definitely slow but it’s not who you think it is 🤣

@tiff4mahogany Pretending for the camera and they don’t know a single word 😂

@Realrclark25 @kendricklamar Media control of narrative is real

@iamstillpunch And it took him rapping bout Drake to get his biggest hit lol

@1zzyzyx1 When I heard Serena Williams sister was killed by a crip I knew there was a real deep message with her dancing on stage. I also thought it was very uplifting having a whole performance dedicated to hating on another black man. Kendrick definitely represents the “culture” 😂

@VTBuckeyes @MrsDavis_23 Wonder why the culture listens to drake more? Kendrick only pushes division and hate listening

@Jmichelle555 The irony is too good 😂

@Mbahdeyforyou He’s only added to the division and rise of hate listening/watching. What does Serena Williams and Kendrick have in common? Both have a billionaire baby daddy

@Casey @alexisohanian What a powerful message, Casey! I’m sure you also knew about her sister who was killed by crips

@ninadelaflores All I know is Kendrick has made hate listening and division more prominent in the last year

@Scholf_A_Loaf @MikeyMacDee @Veni1vidi1vici You’ve already proven to know very little so just sit back lil guy and pay attention

@GallFAM4 @joncappetta Yes, if the first you say is wrong then I know anything after is a waste of time