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conversations.value: Write me a song called Auntie Diaries with the following description: “Auntie Diaries” is the sixth track on disc two from Kendrick Lamar’s fifth and final studio album with Top Dawg Entertainment, Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers; it is the fifteenth track overall. Kendrick tells the story of two transgender people, using this narrative to critique himself, society and the church’s views on the LGBTQ community.
  At the end of the song, he alludes to the controversial moment in May 2018 when he invited a white woman onstage at the Alabama Hangout Festival to perform his October 2012 track, “m.A.A.d. city”. When she proceeded to say the N-word, he asked her to start over and avoid using the slur, however, she was ultimately forced to return to the audience.
  Kendrick juxtaposes the misuse of the N-word with his own community’s use of the F-word to denigrate queer people. He uses these parallels not only as a teaching moment for his listener, but as a clever transition to the next song, titled “Mr. Morale,” which begins with the following quote:
  It was one of the worst performances I’ve seen in my life
  I couldn’t sleep last night because I felt this shit Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
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conversations.value: [Intro: Kendrick Lamar & 
  Eckhart Tolle
  ]
  Heart plays in ways the mind can't figure out
  Heart plays in ways the mind can't—
  Heart plays in ways the mind can't figure out
  This is how we conceptualize human beings
  [Verse 1: Kendrick Lamar]
  My auntie is a man now
  I think I'm old enough to understand now
  Drinking Paul Masson with her hat turned backwards
  Motorola pager, off-white Guess jacket
  Blue Air Max's, gold chains, and curl kits
  '93 Nissan wax job, the earliest
  Big social, big personality, vocal
  Played the underground verbatim and stayed local
  My auntie is a man now
  I watch him and his girl hold their hands down
  Tip of the avenues under street lights made his
  Thinking, "I want me a bad bitch when I get big"
  They hug on the corner like California King
  Cold hand all up her skirt, cars whistling down the road
  See, my auntie is a man now, slight bravado
  Scratching the likes from lotto
  Hoping that she pull up tomorrow
  So I can hang out in the front seat
  Six-by-nines keeping the music up under me
  My auntie is a man now
  Asked my momma why my uncles don't like him that much
  And at the parties why they always wanna fight him that much
  She said, "Ain't no tellin'
  Niggas always been jealous because he had more women
  More money and more attention made more envy
  Calling him anything but broke was less offending" [Verse 2: Kendrick Lamar]
  My auntie is a man now
  I think I'm old enough to understand now
  Drinking Paul Masson with her hat turned backwards
  Back when it was comedic relief to say, "Faggot"
  "Faggot, faggot, faggot," we ain't know no better
  Elementary kids with no filter, however
  My auntie became a man and I took pride in it
  She wasn't gay, she ate pussy, and that was the difference
  That's what I told my friends in second grade
  She picking me up from school, they stare at her in the face
  They couldn't comprehend what I grew accustomed
  We pull off bumpin' Quik like it was nothing
  My auntie is a man now, what a relationship
  I grew up fast, I needed no one to babysit
  He gave me some cash then gave me some game
  Cherry freshener on the dash, I never complained
  She even cut my hair at the pad, was loving my fade
  The first person I seen write a rap
  That's when my life had changed
  House full of demo, smoke stuck on the window
  Cameras on the microphone, all women and men know
  My auntie was a man now, we cool with it
  The history had trickled down and made us ign'ant
  My favorite cousin said he's returning the favor
  And following my auntie with the same behavior [Verse 3: Kendrick Lamar]
  Demetrius is Mary-Ann now
  He's more confident to live his plan now (
  Talking to the world's gonna bring you down
  )
  But the family in disbelief this time (
  Talking to the world's gonna bring you down
  )
  Convincing themselves, "He ain't living discreet, he's fine" (
  Talking to the world's gonna bring you down
  )
  They said they never seen it in him, but I seen it (
  Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
  )
  The Barbie dolls played off reflection of Venus (
  Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
  )
  He built a wall so tall you couldn't climb over
  He didn't laugh as hard when the kids start joking (
  Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
  )
  "Faggot, faggot, faggot," we ain't know no better
  Middle school kids with no filter, however
  I had to be very mindful of my good cousin
  I knew exactly who he was, but I still loved him
  Demetrius is Mary-Ann now
  I mean he's really Mary-Ann, even took things further
  Changed his gender before Bruce Jenner was certain
  Living his truth even if it meant see a surgeon
  We didn't talk for a while, he seemed more distant
  Wasn't comfortable around me, everything was offensive
  But I recall we both had a sick sense of humor
  Made raw, but time changes all
  [Verse 4: Kendrick Lamar]
  Demetrius is Mary-Ann now
  Remember church, Easter Sunday?
  I sat in the pew, you had stronger faith
  More spiritual when these dudes were living life straight
  Which I found ironic 'cause the pastor didn't see him the same
  He said my cousin was going through some things
  He promised the world we living in was an act on abomination
  And Demetrius was to blame
  I knew you was conflicted
   by the feelings of preacherman
  Wondering if God still call you a decent man
  Still, you found the courage to be subservient just to anoint
  Until he singled you out to prove his point, saying
  "Demetrius is Mary-Ann now
  Church, his auntie is a man now," it hurt
  You the most 'cause your belief was close to his words
  Forcing me to stand now
  I said, "Mr. Preacherman, should we love thy neighbor?
  The laws of the land or the heart, what's greater?
  I recognize the study she was taught since birth
  But that don't justify the feelings that my cousin preserved"
  The building was thinking out loud, bad angel
  That's when you looked at me and smiled, said, "Thank you"
  The day I chose humanity over religion
  The family got closer, it was all forgiven
  I said them F-bombs, I ain't know any better
  Mistakenly, I ain't think that you'd know any different
  See, I was taught words was nothing more than a sound
  If ever they was pronounced without any intentions
  The very second you challenged the shit I was kicking
  Reminded me about a show I did out the city
  That time I brung a fan on stage to rap
  But disapproved the word that she couldn't say with me
  You said, "Kendrick, ain't no room for contradiction
  To truly understand love, switch position
  'Faggot, faggot, faggot,' we can say it together
  But only if you let a white girl say 'Nigga'"