Apr 11, 2023comparing collab albums to solos only when it fits the narrative!
orangetcovid 👌🏿Apr 11, 2023·1 replyKeem just deleted this
- Apr 11, 2023·1 reply
shaleiroseIf you wanna say it helped, sure, but it was like less than 5% of a factor in Kendrick’s path to who he became
Okay?
So you agree with me then
- Apr 11, 2023·1 reply
kd radioNgl I’m starting to question if some of you were actually into the genre in the early 10s. The takes itt are really saying otherwise
Like I was only 10 years old and even I had heard of Kendrick Lamar before Buried Alive came out
Apr 11, 2023·edited·1 replykd radioNgl I’m starting to question if some of you were actually into the genre in the early 10s. The takes itt are really saying otherwise
you basically saying kendrick was on top of the game in 2011
of course we on your ass
Apr 11, 2023·1 reply
AvenueJonesHe ain’t even tag Kendrick on that song lol I remember it was niggas on KTT asking if that was Wayne. That feature and the tour def helped introduce them to Drake’s crowd. but people saying it put him on is a stretch because it’s not like we are talking about Drake of the last five years, who’s literally jump started careers wit a co sign.
Drake still had a lot to prove as did Kendrick. Also like you said in the other posts they had their own buzz at that time especially Kendrick. He was killin the blogs he just didn’t have a mainstream record yet.
the feature on F***in Problems was also a big look for Kendrick too
goretex 💁🏽♂️Apr 11, 2023·1 replyDRAKE LITERALLY GAVE KENDRICK HIS OWN SONG ON THE BIGGEST RAP ALBUM OF 2011 HOW THE F*** ARE YALL REWRITING HISTORY YES KENDRICK HAD BUZZ BEFORE THAT BUT DRAKE SENT HIM TO THE MOON. DIDNT KENDRICK GET HIS FIRST GRAMMY OFF DRIZZY? BRO SHUT THE F*** UP BEFORE I CALL THE ANGLES
- Apr 11, 2023·2 repliesDeletedd
Okay?
So you agree with me then
Not really because it’s still borderline a non-factor. Kendrick was gonna pop with or without that song
- Apr 11, 2023John Madden· edited
you basically saying kendrick was on top of the game in 2011
of course we on your ass LMAO WHO SAID THAT
- goretex 💁🏽♂️Apr 11, 2023Deletedd
Watch The Throne sold 200k less than Take Care first week you absolute fool
These dudes are f***ing idiots bro they were inside and 5 in 2011
Apr 11, 2023I’m a big fan of both and have watch both of they careers over the years and it’s like which one would be the one to say a name at this point
Apr 11, 2023·1 replyshaleiroseLike I was only 10 years old and even I had heard of Kendrick Lamar before Buried Alive came out
Ok so this post establishes thst you are a liar and your posts can't be taken seriously itt
- Apr 11, 2023shaleirose
Not really because it’s still borderline a non-factor. Kendrick was gonna pop with or without that song
I said that from the beginning but acting like it didn’t help is very very silly
Apr 11, 2023aLIENwho
- Apr 11, 2023Bro0o0ses
Ok so this post establishes thst you are a liar and your posts can't be taken seriously itt
It’s literally the truth
Apr 11, 2023·2 repliesTake Care ultimately became the biggest rap album from that year over time due to it being Drake’s most iconic album but in 2011 Tha Carter 4 was the biggest rap album lol
- goretex 💁🏽♂️Apr 11, 2023·3 replies
AND IT HURT CAUSE HE WAS THE SAME AGE AS, MYSELF AND IT DIDNT HELP CAUSE IT MADE ME EVEN MORE RUDE AND IMPATIENT SO BLAME IT ON MR OVOXO
- goretex 💁🏽♂️Apr 11, 2023Kdogone
Take Care ultimately became the biggest rap album from that year over time due to it being Drake’s most iconic album but in 2011 Tha Carter 4 was the biggest rap album lol
Fair
- Apr 11, 2023goretex
AND IT HURT CAUSE HE WAS THE SAME AGE AS, MYSELF AND IT DIDNT HELP CAUSE IT MADE ME EVEN MORE RUDE AND IMPATIENT SO BLAME IT ON MR OVOXO
- Apr 11, 2023Kdogone
Take Care ultimately became the biggest rap album from that year over time due to it being Drake’s most iconic album but in 2011 Tha Carter 4 was the biggest rap album lol
Wayne post prison hype and the success of C3 bleeding over
Lets be real 2011 was the year he passed the ball to Drake
- Apr 11, 2023goretex
AND IT HURT CAUSE HE WAS THE SAME AGE AS, MYSELF AND IT DIDNT HELP CAUSE IT MADE ME EVEN MORE RUDE AND IMPATIENT SO BLAME IT ON MR OVOXO
- Apr 11, 2023·1 reply
Drake was maybe the HOTTEST rapper of that time but not the biggest. He had a crazy amount of momentum while he was on his way to where he is now. But he still wasn’t regarded as the biggest of that time. He was “big bro” to the Kendrick’s, Cole.. which is why that tour worked. But if you think he put Kendrick on then you have a Drake centric perspective of the rap scene of that time.
Apr 11, 2023·2 repliesgoretexDRAKE LITERALLY GAVE KENDRICK HIS OWN SONG ON THE BIGGEST RAP ALBUM OF 2011 HOW THE F*** ARE YALL REWRITING HISTORY YES KENDRICK HAD BUZZ BEFORE THAT BUT DRAKE SENT HIM TO THE MOON. DIDNT KENDRICK GET HIS FIRST GRAMMY OFF DRIZZY? BRO SHUT THE F*** UP BEFORE I CALL THE ANGLES
he didn't sent him to the moon. the interlude on Take Care was not that big. Don Toliver's feature on Astroworld was a bigger introduction of a new artist to the mainstream than that. Dre send K Dot to the moon
- Apr 11, 2023·1 replyDeletedd
Watch The Throne sold 200k less than Take Care first week you absolute fool
still bigger album