Mar 14, 2015

Babes free? Can you use some new material. Think I've viewed every video on xnxx at least twice. Some vids I got the dialogue down to a T.

 

Mar 14, 2015

King Kunta 11/10

 

Mar 14, 2015

King Kunta 11/10

 

Mar 14, 2015

Nah s----s premium, someone hooked me up with that login tho haaa

 

Mar 14, 2015

who wanna play TBTB at the White Party?

 

Mar 14, 2015

Imma just go to bed good luck fam may the leak gods be in your favor tonight

 

Mar 14, 2015

who wanna play TBTB at the White Party? its white trash party

 

Mar 14, 2015

Well fu- man, share that login via pm

 

Mar 14, 2015

you can find brazzzers easily tbh

 

Mar 14, 2015

i have to be honest, TBTB>King Kunta.

 

Mar 14, 2015

Umm, when did this thread become p--- discussion?

 

Mar 14, 2015

To p---- a Butterfly sounds like a porno

 

Mar 14, 2015

What does to p---- a butterfly mean? I'm not real familiar with ghetto language.

 

Mar 14, 2015

its a reference to k--- a mockingbird

 

Mar 14, 2015

page 83 of original thread Slyk lays it out pretty nicely

 

Mar 14, 2015

I'm not viewing a thread the Feds have on lockdown. Told you guys a few days ago they watch the forums Koolo is apart of.

 

Mar 14, 2015

taken from ktt, but as good an explanation as we have right now:

first off, for those who haven't seen it:



What does it mean?

It looks like it's a direct reference to the book "To k--- A Mockingbird," which I bet a lot of you guys read in middle or high school. The book is about an innocent black man being prosecuted for a crime he didn't commit (pretty obvious why this would be relevant to Kendrick's album, we've been hearing that he's making a "pro-black" album for a while now and given all the recent press about blacks and the legal system I think this would be an especially relevant reference).



What does that title mean? Atticus Finch, one of the book's main characters, tells two of the younger boy characters that if they're going to go out back and s---t, they should be shooting at tin cans. If they do s---t at birds, s---t some blue jays, but don't k--- a mockingbird because all they do is sing for people and they don't hurt anybody. In the context of the book, the mockingbird is Tom Robinson, the black man on trial. Putting him to death is a sin because he wouldn't hurt anyone in his lifetime.

How does that relate to Kendrick? All he wants to do is sing songs for HIS people, like a mockingbird.

To p---- a Butterfly? In the most direct metaphor, Kendrick is the butterfly. He blossomed into one when he made it out of Compton and became a superstar. He's being "pimped" by the music industry as they whor- him out for features and try to sell him to a predominantly white mainstream audience. The point of the title is that it's just as much of a sin to p---- this kid from Compton out as it is to k--- a mockingbird. They're taking away his essence.

It's also easy to make a "Keisha's Song" kind of connection with that title, and I bet there will be at least one song along those lines on here.

UPDATE: Now for the "12 Homies in White House" part. The number 12 is probably a reference to the 12 disciples, and the White House not only represents America but whiteness in general. Should be a dope concept.

Discuss.
just copied and pasted his post, hope thats cool Slyk

 

Mar 14, 2015

what happened to the first thread? it seems to be available to only 4 people

 

Mar 14, 2015

As the first post in this thread literally says....

I'll merge this with the original thread when this copyright mess is sorted, we got flagged for the troll post that random made saying he had it.

To be clear, anyone who posts troll links/real links/anything off of this album for download will be banned for life.

Continue the discussion of the album in this thread, I'll merge this back with the original thread when everything settles.