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Supporters of Kendrick point to his song, “I’m Not Your Savior,” as evidence that he understands the sanctity of the role he seems to mock. However, this logic raises more questions than it answers. If he claims he is not anyone’s savior, what purpose does his Christ-like imagery serve? This contradiction invites deeper scrutiny of Kendrick's artistic philosophy.
In his track “Family Ties,” he labels himself as a prophet, even describing himself with terms traditionally reserved for divine figures. Lyrics such as “I am the Omega” and his assertion that “the only way to the Lord is through me” appear to suggest a self-identification with Christ-like qualities. Such declarations resonate deeply, as they draw parallels to biblical teachings that are foundational to Christianity.