March 24, 20187 yr I don't like it as a song, but in conjunction with the video I find it really quite comical. I still would never even dream of listening to this without its video accompaniment, and I don't get why anyone would. It doesn't even make sense without it.
March 25, 20187 yr This is already in rotation in certain clubs R&B rotation - a sign that this will do very well. After being unconvinced, I can totally see its hit appeal without the video. The song is very catchy in its own right and the clubs are playing this without the cameos at the end.
March 25, 20187 yr Whilst the video is an important part of the package, I think it serves its purpose in song form too. Ultimately, it's catchy, would undoubtedly sound great in a club and nobody really cares about the lyrical content by that point. It's been in my head all week :lol:
March 25, 20187 yr Kendall’s part is the only good part of this song. What world are you living in :lol:
March 25, 20187 yr Kendall’s part is the only good part of this song. I do like DJ Khaled's part though :D
March 30, 20187 yr I'm a bit late to this but this video is genius, that's one of the best things I've seen this year, the ending in particular *.* I am a bit surprised it's taking off as a song though, it really doesn't make any sense separated from context.
March 30, 20187 yr There’s a video going round of him choking a girl apparently... It was Chris Brown, they were joking around apparently. This song makes me no sense to me.
March 31, 20187 yr Can't decide what's worse, the fact that this is accepted despite the fact it makes a joke about domestic violence in an egregiously bad time for that, the fact that Lil Dicky is a culture vulture who only decided to become a rapper as a way to advance his career in different fields, the fact that as a white guy in a largely black culture, rather than respect it, had a previous hit song specifically lampooning it, or the fact that the same people who deride every rap song that isn't sanitised enough to get played on adult contemporary stations will probably love this and sing along to Chris Brown saying the n-word several times because 'LOL SO FUNNY', or the fact that the song closes with some casual misogyny because it's easier to be offensive than to actually craft clever humour. Belongs in landfill.
March 31, 20187 yr I would hardly say it’s joking about domestic violence. “Ain’t nobody judging 'cause I’m black or my controversial past” is the closest and even then its barely something worth commenting on. Lyrically it’s offensive at times but not to the point where I think anyone could actually say “wow this song offends me” Cringe is the word I’d use rather than offense Edited March 31, 20187 yr by Dexton
March 31, 20187 yr I am for once with Cqmerqn, people saying it “deserves” success. Chris Brown does not deserve success in the f***ing slightest. He is an absolute pig and by streaming/downloading this trash we are just validating his behaviour.
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