uè napoli, usalo genius ogni tanto che è gratis e curato da gente che ci capisce che mi sa che il testo della canzone non ti è chiaro--annamo be'...
Kendrick is trying to chill – he doesn’t mind if you are around, just don’t fuck up his mood.
But to further this conjecture, this song hook is a complex revelation of Kendrick’s true psychology and the chorus is actually a declaration of his attitude towards the world.
Kendrick is a diverse person, and there are many layers to his personality. He is spiritual, accepting and thoughtful, but he also comes from a city of violence, drugs, crime, etc. Kendrick is an incredibly empathic person; he sees things from all points of view and thus does not fall into any specific classification but rather covers the entire spectrum of humanity. Because of his debilitating empathy, there is a slight distance between himself and his peers. He lives in his own kind of world, observing the behavior and the nature of everything and everyone around him and contemplating it to himself. He is sincere and stable and his ultimate quest is to spread peace.
However, a common tendency for people of this personality-type is to shy away from complex, inexplicable situations where no fair and amicable solution is apparent. When such scenarios occur they may try to retreat into their metaphysical bubble and escape the paradoxical anxieties of life. This is exactly what Kendrick demonstrates in this song (either consciously or subconsciously), and the phrase “Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe” is a solemn declaration of his desire to attain peace when things cannot be resolved easily.
non vuol dire "troia non rompermi i coglioni". e ancora:
When Kendrick ended the last line with with all disrespect let me say this, what he meant by this is bitch don’t kill my vibe – a warning to artists that aren’t on his level to not get in his way or impede what he’s trying to do with his music.
nel secondo verse, quello che comincia con "I'm tryin' to keep it alive / And not compromise the feeling we love / You're tryin' to keep it deprived / And only co-sign what radio does" non sta parlando con la sua cagna dicendo di non romperle i coglioni, sta parlando ad altri artisti che sono chiamati "bitch" in quanto di poco valore, o con poco coraggio, continuando il discorso iniziato nel primo verse contro l'industria musicale (look inside my soul...look inside your soul).
non c'è misoginia, né esplicita né implicita proprio perché non c'è una presenza femminile in scena, solo nelle vostre teste bacate.
anche nell'outro, dice "Bitch, don't kill my vibe / You ain't heard the coast like this in a long time" in riferimento alla scena musicale locale, un avvertimento alle altre scene americane.
rivolgendosi qui e là con ardita irriverenza, o un eccesso di autostima mista a un'implicita misoginia, fate un po' voi, alla propria "cagna", in "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe"
fate un po' voi il cazzo, stai facendo tutto tu e stai mettendo nella testa del lettore un'interpretazione che non ha nessun riscontro oggettivo nel testo. se è perché sei fazioso o ignorante lo lascio decidere a te, ne devi mangiare ancora di hamburger
cioè siamo a livelli di incompetenza da boh, prima liceo? manca proprio la parafrasi del testo, razza di caproni.