You can't bring up the fact that someone spoke about being abused as a child, as ammunition in a rap beef. This will upset a lot of people. I said that there were some things that can't be unsaid.
Some of y'all know that in California prisons, child abusers and sex offenders experience extreme violence. But people don't talk about why: a very high percentage of gang youth, are survivors
Anyway, this is the song that Kendrick made that his rival is trying to use as ammunition to make fun of him.
Warning: talks about domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, generational trauma, hypersexuality/infidelity/sex addiction: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J3mattTZpRk
His rival takes an L for even trying to bring this up.
I can't tell you how badly this is going to backfire amongst real street dudes: ironically, the part of US society that is least tolerant of child abusers and their enablers.
@mekkaokereke Am I interpreting it wrong, or was he not actually sexually abused according to this song? It sounds to me like he said no, that the trauma was from being repeatedly asked and not believed when he said he hadn't been
There's a ton of discussion around this, and the interpretations of it. Either he was molested, and didn't remember and suppressed it until it came flooding back later, or he was not molested, but still experienced trauma and self-doubt, because his mom constantly asked him about it, because she was molested.
His point is that he recognizes this trauma in himself and in others, and how it expresses in their behavior and theirs.
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