I just think it’s simply the nature of live rap performances not being as easily understood as studio recordings, as I’ve heard in numerous other live songs. I love rap but don’t listen to Kendrick, so I didn’t know the lyrics to his music, so I had to turn the captions on on my tv.
I was watching it over Tubi on a 5.1 surround system and he sounded horrible. Music was way too loud and his mic was too low, so all we heard was him mumble rapping. Could hear Samuel L. Jackson loud and clear though during his parts.
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That's none of your goddamn business. Now go pay your penance by buying something with a 40-50% gross profit margin. These trips don't pay for themselves you know.
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The sound mixing was messed up by Fox during the live streaming. It’s a Fox quality problem and not a show or the artists’ problem. So if you want someone to blame then blame Fox for cheaping out on the show.
Needing subtitles to understand says more about the quality of the stream and nothing about the artists’ talent. The only lack of talent is from the ppl responsible for the audio during the live stream so blame Fox. There had been multiple reports of the sound issue online.
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You have Apple Music right?!!
For people unfamiliar with the city, the restaurant and bar Domilise's has been going for at least sixty years. It is a hole in the wall in a non-commercial neighborhood close to the river, on Annunciation Street. It sells only po'boys for food (unless things have changed). I'm a native, and I've been eating there since roughly 1967. The big sellers are fried shrimp and fried oysters. You can also get roast beef po'boys. It's a favorite of locals, and in particular the students at Isidore Newman like it a lot. Odell Beckham was at Newman (also the school of the Manning brothers, Randy Livingston, Walter Isaacson, Michael Lewis, and Mo Willems; and now Arch Manning), so that may be the connection. Not too many years ago, Parkway gained a deserved following for po'boys (there must be fifty po'boy restaurants in the city) but it's out by City Park, near the end of the Canal Street streetcar line (and the cemeteries near Metairie). The best oyster po'boys in the city may be those at Casamento's (not actually all that far from Domilise's) on Magazine Street, and for years the best roast beef po'boys were said to be at Mother's, downtown. I dunno if they're still going. But my heart belongs to Domilise's.
