Dont tell lies bout me and I wont tell truths bout you. was fucking cold, tho.
there was also that one song Drake did with ILoveMakonnen called "Tuesday"
Dont tell lies bout me and I wont tell truths bout you. was fucking cold, tho.Did you not follow the rollout of Damn a few years ago before it dropped? Looking back now hella shots on the track apply to Drake.
Not enough people talking about dracula flow 5 that also dropped today.Can you link it?
Can you link it?Not here I probably can't.
Not enough people talking about dracula flow 5 that also dropped today.I don't understand the popularity of those...
Not enough people talking about dracula flow 5 that also dropped today.
The show ruined that word for me.
Did you not follow the rollout of Damn a few years ago before it dropped? Looking back now hella shots on the track apply to Drake.I dont typically follow beef between artists. I just listen.
https://youtu.be/VEohspvhmps?si=RpCSazFoP23aXa2D
Didn't Drake get his shit pushed in by Pusha T too, dude takes huge L's for sure.Drake got cooked
F*** ALL THAT PUSHING P, LET ME SEE YOU PUSHA T, YOU BETTER OFF SPINNING ON HIM AGAIN, YOU THINK ABOUT PUSHIN' ME.
Not enough people talking about dracula flow 5 that also dropped today.
Damn, I'm just glad someone called him out on using the n word. It always seemed off when he said it.
This is the only thing I don't understand about this diss actually. Isn't Drake half African American?
Yes, but he was raised almost entirely by his at least middle class White Jewish Mother in Canada, where he only visited his black side of the family on summer vacation at the most.
Its an extremely strong criticism of both drake as an artist/musically and how positions himself, around black culture and black Americans specifically.
at almost every step of his career Drake has noth idealized an black rap artist or attached himself to a movement to give himself credibility he doesnt naturally have.
Early in his career, he wanted to be a Joe budden Kanye fusions, and repped Virginia.
Right as he started to blow up, he was hanging in Houston and paired himself with lil Wayne.
After the meek mill diss and his street credibility was ruined he attached himself to future and ATL street music.
TLDR:
its a well know fact to long term fans, drake has some level of an identity crisis, which is actually pretty common in biracial people
Yes, but he was raised almost entirely by his at least middle class White Jewish Mother in Canada, where he only visited his black side of the family on summer vacation at the most.i dont disagree with most of this, but are you implying meek mill won his beef with drake? Think what you want about drake but meek mill got thrashed in that one
Its an extremely strong criticism of both drake as an artist/musically and how positions himself, around black culture and black Americans specifically.
at almost every step of his career Drake has noth idealized an black rap artist or attached himself to a movement to give himself credibility he doesnt naturally have.
Early in his career, he wanted to be a Joe budden Kanye fusions, and repped Virginia.
Right as he started to blow up, he was hanging in Houston and paired himself with lil Wayne.
After the meek mill diss and his street credibility was ruined he attached himself to future and ATL street music.
TLDR:
its a well know fact to long term fans, drake has some level of an identity crisis, which is actually pretty common in biracial people
i dont disagree with most of this, but are you implying meek mill won his beef with drake? Think what you want about drake but meek mill got thrashed in that one
i dont disagree with most of this, but are you implying meek mill won his beef with drake? Think what you want about drake but meek mill got thrashed in that one
He probably meant Pusha TI thought he mightve meant Pusha T, but Drakes made songs and even an album with future long before that diss
No its not that drake lost that battle.So youre saying Drake won his beef with Meek, who attached a lot of his name to being hard, and somehow lost street cred for it? I dont understand what youre arguing here
He just didnt come out unscathed like people seem to think.
The ghost writing accusations still haunt drake to this day.
that and drake beating the street dude meek in a beef at that time gave him an opportunity for street cred he never had.
if you remember a lot of the drake so soft memes stopped around then, partially because he had dropped 2 of his best projects back to back around that time, partially his relationship with future.
No its not that drake lost that battle.
He just didnt come out unscathed like people seem to think.
The ghost writing accusations still haunt drake to this day.
that and drake beating the street dude meek in a beef at that time gave him an opportunity for street cred he never had.
if you remember a lot of the drake so soft memes stopped around then, partially because he had dropped 2 of his best projects back to back around that time, partially his relationship with future.
re reading this I noticed I contradict myself with a term street cred.
Im kind of using it as both a term for his respect among his peers, and his respect among the culture.
After his battle with meek, drake has to carry the ghost writing allegations with him forever and it really fucks with his credibility as an artist.
But beating someone in a beef like that gave drake the opportunity to get more respect around the culture itself, and shed the soft label he had, and he used future to cement that.
Drake was pretty bulletproof until the pusha t situation brought him back down a peg (that and his music suffering)