How Kendrick Lamar’s 'Black' Super Bowl Act is Uniting Cultures and Giving Him the Multi-Cultural Reach Drake Thought He Had on Lock
The impact of Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime performance is still being discussed and dissected. But there is one thing being under discussed. The impact it is having on cross culturally and how it further embarrasses his rival,
Now White Folks Are Posting Excellent Theories About Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Show
Another white creator, @nicky.reardon, focused his interpretation on one of the most important parts of Lamar’s set: having Samuel L. Jackson portray Uncle Sam— the national personification of the country. “Great art has always been political, and Kendrick Lamar just gave you a dissertation,” Reardon started.
Fox News Host ‘Didn’t Get’ Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show, And, Apparently, We’re Supposed To Care
Look, whether you enjoyed Kendrick Lamar’s performance during the Super Bowl LIX halftime show or not, you have to admit that when K-Dot said, “You can’t fake influence,” he was proven right in the aftermath of his show.
“The revolution’s about to be televised / You picked the right time / But the wrong guy.” ...
Certainly, the performance represents a measure of racial progress that shouldn’t be ignored. The American Dream is that anyone of any background can rise to the level of his or her own merit. That’s ...
A controversial SNL "Black Jeopardy" sketch name-checked Kendrick Lamar and featured Tom Hanks as a MAGA supporter has sparked heated debate.
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