Lol This what people say when their argument is dead on the ground.

No comment on the 40+ street rappers ? Y'all some sheep that see lazy critiques that only seem to apply to Drake and just echo them zz

I literally cannot get over how hard he was sliding on that s*** man

love this flow so much, song's crack in constant rotation

Drake & Future just rapping about their lives. They still living that bachelor life so that’s what their music will consist of

burning cash like its lit on fire

21 when drake asked him if he could do something for him

hours in silence my fav easily, specifically the second half

and no question its the nwts/tc influence

turn my bih-T-T

You can tell Jimmy cooks was made during this album process

you dont work

but you act retired

Drake’s bars going at the Honestly Nevermind haters doesn’t get mentioned enough

mods silenced me

Homophobia ?

you drake stans are genuinely mentally ill, how did you even manage to sneak kendrick into this post?

bro these niggas need genuine mental help, it's actually scary at this point

Drake was SLIDING on privileged rappers

"I hate a privileged rapper who don't even know what it take
The diamonds, they hit like a rainbow, that's 'cause the necklace a Frank"

great line, love me some wordplay boy

major distribution switch is absolutely ridiculous

The street / coke rappers comparison in regards to Drake speaking ignorantly in his music doesn’t exactly equate for a few reasons:

First point: Yes, those guys are in their late 30s / 40s still rapping about those types of things, but that’s what they were raised around, that whole lifestyle was ingrained in them from a very young age. It’s what they know and they probably still have many friends and family still involved with that lifestyle. Like Snoop said on Institutionalized, you can take the boy out the hood but you can’t take the hood out the homie.

Drake isn’t from that type of life, these are all topics he only recently started adopting and talking about in his music (the violence, the gang/mob ties s***, etc.), so it’s weird to see as his career progresses he gets increasingly ignorant and way less mature/introspective than he sounded on projects he released 10 years ago.

And the second point: Those older street rappers are speaking directly towards people either still living that life or who are around people who live that life. That’s their core audience. Drake’s core audience is very far removed from anyone involved in street s***, so again, it’s odd to see him roleplay as such as a 36 year old man.

Album is still good, but this is why I understand the critique for his content lately and why the street/coke rapper argument is flawed

Crodie turn me

Hours In Silence really f***ing me up.