I don't agree with Dr Umar when he says that UMG should have warned Drake about his sexual allegations that Kendrick was going to have in the song. But then the same treatment should be extended towards Kendrick. UMG should also have told Kendrick that Drake was going to go after his family too in the song. Dr Umar is contradicting himself here. And also another thing as well, Dr Umar is saying that UMG pushed Kendrick's songs more than they did Drake. But let's be honest, no matter how much UMG pushes certain songs to the public, if the public is not interested in listening to the song, no one is going to listen to this song. And in this situation, Kendrick's "They're not like US" was so popular as that is what the majority of the people wanted to listen to.
That's cap. What do you mean "all the time". A bop is a bop hence why kdot just got named pop artist of the year because it is a bop. He does not need to be on that energy all the time. That BOP finished the beef and became a instant hit. Drake aint shit he ran to the feds. clearly he never really been on that energy and kdot came and exposed him. so your logic makes zero sense.
So basically what you saying is she needs to choose whether she identify as white or black? She cannot identify as white because biologically and genetically she is black because her father is black. There is no identity crisis going on here. It's not like the father is Hispanic he is black. Everything suggests she identifies as black, but according to Umar she needs to come out and say it to the public.
Yeah, she does need to come out and say it to the public. Gotta pick a side. The family decided to live a life in the public's eye so you need to identify. It is what it is. She doesn't look undeniably black to be considered black everywhere she goes in the world, so you're wrong about that.
@@YasmeenJones-y8c Everyone that sees her knows she is biracial. Identifying as black only matters to the black community. Being black and identifying as black is not important is a relationship between a black person and a biracial person, the reason i say this is, being/identifying as black does not mean that person is for you. I am fully against interracial relationships but i will not knock a black person being with a biracial person to please no man. Like i explained she is black biologically and that is how Yahweh sees her, as a black woman. Because that is how he ordained it. No man can say otherwise. i appreciate your views though.
@@RasheedsTakeTV That's absolutely right! Identifying only matters to the Black Community. Just be prepared for any possible revolution that takes over because the ones that can't decide which side they're on is definitely not on this side. That's all I'm saying. A lot of people may feel it's an overreach, but history does repeat itself, and we gotta be 100% ready no matter what. We won't have time for people who swing both ways to be feeling sorry for the other side because that will cause leaks in our cabin. More than likely, our people will come up with this thought on their own and remove any that are now.
Whitney is black born and raised in Compton. Her mom is half black her dad is full black. She’s a black women.
Now see i didn't even know her mom was biracial. So if that be the case there is zero discussion about her identity.
@@RasheedsTakeTVYep, her mother is Black and Latina.
I don't agree with Dr Umar when he says that UMG should have warned Drake about his sexual allegations that Kendrick was going to have in the song. But then the same treatment should be extended towards Kendrick. UMG should also have told Kendrick that Drake was going to go after his family too in the song. Dr Umar is contradicting himself here.
And also another thing as well, Dr Umar is saying that UMG pushed Kendrick's songs more than they did Drake. But let's be honest, no matter how much UMG pushes certain songs to the public, if the public is not interested in listening to the song, no one is going to listen to this song. And in this situation, Kendrick's "They're not like US" was so popular as that is what the majority of the people wanted to listen to.
Umar is a walking talking contradiction. How is he going to question the race of kendrick's wife, but call drake a black artist.
Kendrick is not under universal he only gets his music distributed by them.
that's what i said, he is only signed under a licensing deal with them not a full blown record contract.
A quick Google search is all that is needed for people to talk with facts. Seems like it’s hard to do nowadays
Stop it that rule doesn't apply if you are not on that same energy al the time .
That's cap. What do you mean "all the time". A bop is a bop hence why kdot just got named pop artist of the year because it is a bop. He does not need to be on that energy all the time. That BOP finished the beef and became a instant hit. Drake aint shit he ran to the feds. clearly he never really been on that energy and kdot came and exposed him. so your logic makes zero sense.
Dude these days you gotta pick a side andshe does need to identify her side .
So basically what you saying is she needs to choose whether she identify as white or black? She cannot identify as white because biologically and genetically she is black because her father is black. There is no identity crisis going on here. It's not like the father is Hispanic he is black. Everything suggests she identifies as black, but according to Umar she needs to come out and say it to the public.
Yeah, she does need to come out and say it to the public. Gotta pick a side. The family decided to live a life in the public's eye so you need to identify. It is what it is. She doesn't look undeniably black to be considered black everywhere she goes in the world, so you're wrong about that.
@@YasmeenJones-y8c Everyone that sees her knows she is biracial. Identifying as black only matters to the black community. Being black and identifying as black is not important is a relationship between a black person and a biracial person, the reason i say this is, being/identifying as black does not mean that person is for you. I am fully against interracial relationships but i will not knock a black person being with a biracial person to please no man. Like i explained she is black biologically and that is how Yahweh sees her, as a black woman. Because that is how he ordained it. No man can say otherwise. i appreciate your views though.
She does not have to do ish
@@RasheedsTakeTV That's absolutely right! Identifying only matters to the Black Community. Just be prepared for any possible revolution that takes over because the ones that can't decide which side they're on is definitely not on this side. That's all I'm saying. A lot of people may feel it's an overreach, but history does repeat itself, and we gotta be 100% ready no matter what. We won't have time for people who swing both ways to be feeling sorry for the other side because that will cause leaks in our cabin. More than likely, our people will come up with this thought on their own and remove any that are now.