Look, man, someone's going to have to explain this. Kendrick Lamar hate to me because I'm just not understanding it. I'm not seeing it. I recognise that it's not the most listenable album in the world. It's a very personal album. Kendrick is telling some incredibly in depth and uncomfortable stories at times, and everyone's going to have their own unique experience in their own reaction to it. I fully understand that it's not. It's not a good kid. Mad City, is it? It's not banger after banger after banging, There's no money trees on here. There's no poetic justice. But the way that people are just attacking people for liking it on Twitter is wild. You know, I just posted up the revenue that each song has earned via hits daily Double, and they're the responses are obviously very misguided individuals who, unsure how to use the search feature on Twitter. He was saying, You never did this for the J. Cole album, and then I hit them with the actual statistics when I did it for the J. Cole album. They're like, Yeah, but you didn't do it for C. L. V. And then I hit him with the time. I did actually do it for CLB and they're like, Yeah, but you didn't do it for Dunder. I'm like, Yeah, well, I did actually do it for Dundee. Here is at the time I did it for donde So I'm assuming these are the most intelligent individuals who are attacking people for actually liking the Kendrick album. But it's a weird one. I mean, it's not. It's not like it's Jack hollers Album like the album is good, like, even if it's not for you, I'm sure you could be like, Yeah, this is This is intense. This is in death. What's confusing me like if you have an answer, hit me out.

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