"Integrity of the culture has been restored", thanks again to King Kenny

This is so refreshing compared to the other commentary available. Calm and very interesting and a different perspective.

@DoctorKesha

23 күн бұрын

@@anderajohn133 Thank you!

Absolutely brilliant commentary.

@DoctorKesha

22 күн бұрын

@@honeydrop89 Aw… You are too kind. Have an amazing week!

If they took R. Kelly away. You can take Aubrey away.

@DoctorKesha

21 күн бұрын

@@Godsecs Especially if he doing something illegal. Facts

New subscriber. Loved your perspective and your eloquent delivery.

@DoctorKesha

13 күн бұрын

@@mooreflava Thank you & Welcome to the channel!! ☺️

Best commentary on the battle

@DoctorKesha

23 күн бұрын

@@Rippa29 Thank you!!

Well spoken 👏 you sound calm 😊

@DoctorKesha

23 күн бұрын

@@antoniobyrd1541 Thank you!

From what I’m hearing, I think Drake is still in the denial phase of grief, or he just doesn’t have a proper team to tell him to at least fall back and let this thing blow over, I’m hearing he might drop another diss song about Kendrick again. And as much as I would enjoy listening to the other 5 songs Ken has in stock, I’d rather have the beef end before it can no longer stay on wax. Also what Kendrick had to do to take this guy down can also disturb his peace, it’s a lot of negativity that will affect both of them, in one way or the other.

@DoctorKesha

19 күн бұрын

@@melsaint8616 I agree and hoping Kendrick just let it slide or release all 5 and continue with his life.

Beautiful work. I am digging up commentary from the women's perspective and this was fulfilling to listen to. I think non-Kendrick fans will not understand the power of this moment. I was not born in America, and I am not FBA, but Dot's music has had a huge impact on me. At the darkest moments during my healing/wellness journey, his music kept me going. It felt like he expressed my anger for me and articulated things I could not voice out. I learnt a lot about myself mentally, emotionally and spiritually through him. Him and Dave Chappelle are history teachers in my eyes.

@DoctorKesha

21 күн бұрын

@@empressfayer Thank you for the compliment and your comment! That’s wonderful. I’m glad his art impacted your life in a positive way and you’re feeling better. Peace

I always believed when Kendrick went on tour with him , he came back with a whole different perspective on drake and he stopped collaborating and moving with him, he did not like what he saw.

@DoctorKesha

14 күн бұрын

@@lisolette1 I agree. I believe he knows things about ninjas “that make Gunna Wunna look like a saint”. 😝

The 4th of July holiday is for the independence from the British and Canada is still apart of the British empire. I think the US is the only county that has broken away from the British and sustained its economic power to the point where USD is worth more than British pounds. I love your video, new subscriber from Canada ❤

@DoctorKesha

21 күн бұрын

@@Tynab Thanks so much!! ❤️

Ive enjoyed every second of this commentary. Wish you had more contect, especially on the spiritual side.

@DoctorKesha

22 күн бұрын

@@Sebinakosha Aw… You are too kind. More to come!! Have an amazing week!!

7:10 In recent debates of the history of Hip Hop, KRS One has implemented non-African American ethic groups as the co-creators of Hip-Hop. “There would be no Hip Hop without Puerto Ricans and Jamaicans”. Do you think this statement made by KRS ONE hijacks creditability of African Americans as inventors? Thank you.

Black culture is a monolith? Rappers haven't routinely been influenced by other rappers since the literal beginning of the industry? Your analysis is full of fallacy and false assumptions you just glide right by.

@DoctorKesha

22 күн бұрын

I never said that black culture is a monolith. However, as a commentator, I provide commentary from my point of view, which involves my knowledge and experience. You have a right to your opinion whether I agree with it or not. Thanks for commenting, and have a wonderful day.