That post didn’t deserve a response. Everyone in here can see how hard you’re trying to do damage control. But since it’s been bothering you 18 hours later:

The only one riding wood here is you my guy.

You trynna act like there’s mutual obsession (there isn’t) and then trying to act like it’s a competitive obsession (it’s not). The vast majority of us here are fans of Ye, you’re one of the few on here trynna make excuses and do damage control over something his own MANS is confirming.

You’re a Kanye fan?

the fact that drake became the goat with someone like kanye around is nuts

lmaooooooooooooo

this section is incapable of being unbias

last two drake studio albums and every single feature verse since 2018 are dedicated to ye

capping to the highest degree

mistakes have been made but let's build together ma boi

You already said this bro and somebody already told you why you’re wrong

“I just feel like the throne is for the taking… watch me take it”

this is 2011 lmaooooo u are actually rewriting history of their competitive beef it’s hilarious

And the WTT speech on why he/him and jay did it.

It’s all there

if you claiming there was no friction before 2015 you are rewriting history

"It was a lack of communication paired with natural competitiveness.” Drake in 2014

????

What’s the relevance of this?

your claim is based off the fact that there was no beef prior to 2015

that quote completely disproves that

How is that quote beef related

o you are actually dense I’ll leave you be

have a good day sir

Nah, nigga explain how that quote is beef related. Trynna see sumn

Hahahahahahhahahauauahaa

drake dropped this bar right after wtt dropped, before ye spoke about inspiration

When Drake hears a song he wishes he’d made, “I get physically sick,” he says, adding, “It doesn’t happen often.” It happened in 2011, when he heard Jay Z and Kanye West’s “Ni**as in Paris,” from Watch the Throne. “I was like, ‘How did I not think of that?’ – ‘Ball so hard, that s*** cray!’ It was real rap s***, but it felt melodic; all the cadences felt so good.” The song directly inspired “Started From the Bottom,” he says, challenging him to come up with a rapped hook just as catchy as a sung one.

“I’m just feeling like the throne is for the taking – watch me take it,” Drake rapped in one such moment of provocation. (Hov-baiting emphasis added.) “It was a lack of communication paired with natural competitiveness,” Drake says, explaining the friction. “When something monumental is happening in front of me” – i.e., the Throne album – “and everyone’s paying attention to that, you gotta say, ‘I’m still here.’

if we let y’all tell the story drake was just playing ball in his ovo court while ye was watching his every move

their mutual competitiveness and obsession is why we have the classics we have

There’s a difference between competition and beef. I thought this was established?

I mean, you literally had Big Sean just confirm it in this interview (?). The damage control and narrative spinning is cringeworthy. Take the L and move on.

There’s no mutual “obsession”. There was a competitiveness which evolved into an obsession (for Kanye) and a beef between those two, including Pusha.

Nigga that’s not beef it literally says right there “competitiveness”

Also idk if you did it on purpose or not but you excluded the last sentence of this article where he says “ But those two are gods to me.”