No interviewer has the balls to ask J Cole if he had Kendrick’s number to just call him
J. Cole on how Kendrick Lamar’s ‘LIKE THAT’ diss forced him to rework ‘THE FALL-OFF’ after Kendrick was originally featured on it
“Pre-apology, the world was like, what you gon do?”
“[I was like] f**k. Damn, I got this n***a on the album. Puts me in a weird position. Like, I got to respond without responding, but still try to save face.”
“On top of that, I thought I was done with the album. I’m retired, uninspired in my mind.”
(via GQ / Frazier Tharpe II)
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Danny Trejo's son posted this about his father's upcoming movie. It's very sad and eye opening
When I was a kid, the mythologizing was cool and fun. As an adult, it’s pretty obvious 2Pac had a lot of trauma, PTSD, and was maybe undiagnosed with something. A 20-something year old welcoming death isn’t cool.
All cultures have a societal and colloquial use of words, terms, and phrases. If I say something is “Da Bomb” we all know it won’t explode. If I call a group of friends my “family” we know its just kinship. “All men” is not literal. It pertains to a system.
Agreeing just means you understand male privilege and the systems of misogyny, patriarchy, and a society set up to tear women down.
Its the same logic of knowing all white people arent racist but they have the privilege of white supremacy.
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seeing lots of men going "what about male victims of SA?" and i'm sorry but as a male victim of SA myself, if you genuinely think rape culture affects men on remotely the same level as women you should not be taken seriously
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“Gray area stuff” includes “I said ‘ow’ but he didn’t stop,” “I didn’t make him stop because I didn’t want to hurt his feelings, but it was obvious that I wasn’t into it,” and “He kept asking until he finally wore me down enough to just let him do it to get him to leave me alone”
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Mike Schur calls the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger “gasoline on a fire,” warning that Hollywood’s shrinking ecosystem could drive writers, actors, directors and executives out of the business. Full Ankler Agenda episode: mrf.lu/2mXmw



















