Probably. He’s gone heavy with the “rap” singles/feats recently. Been a minute since we got a big pop type joint from Drake
i know were so past this sound but i still feel like the general public needs to hear Do Things
Take Care is not a classic wtf that s*** is unlistenable in 2020
you haven't listened to take care in 2020 clearly then
Wlr better than any drake album after 2013
Highkey
WLR a 10/10 best album since mbdtf tbh
Drake isn’t capable of making a WLR it’s physically impossible at this point unless he develops a crippling d*** addiction and becomes cool
No diss either I love drake he’s my favorite
Drake isn’t capable of making a WLR it’s physically impossible at this point unless he develops a crippling d*** addiction and becomes cool
No diss either I love drake he’s my favorite
@Sinewave type post
Drake isn’t capable of making a WLR it’s physically impossible at this point unless he develops a crippling d*** addiction and becomes cool
No diss either I love drake he’s my favorite
Said it before and I’ll say it again, he needs to develop a serious heroin habit before recording any more music. This would be the best possible career move for him.
He would produce a deranged, dark, d***ged out experimental album that would be praised. He’d give grizzly accounts of life and the situations he gets into while being a fiend, and hustling pills on the side to fuel his addiction as people begin to distance themselves from him. Soon it would come out about his addiction and the media would be buzzing. Scandal after scandal would arise and he’d be the most talked about person in the world as he continues down this dark path of addiction and insanity. Then, he would get arrested for possession and do a stint in jail, adding credibility to the hard image he’s been trying to adopt for sometime. The #FreeDrake movement would be like nothing we’ve ever seen before and it would spark an international conversation about how we treat addicts (rehabilitative vs punitive punishment.
Drake would get out, get clean, and become the face of the opiate epidemic sweeping North America, opening him up to even wider audiences and platforms. His first album after release would sell a million first week and be praised, as Drizzy explores a whole new realm of lyrical content reflecting on his past degenerate behavior and becomes a symbol of hope for millions dealing with addiction. This would be great for his image, solidify him as one of the greatest rappers ever, and create worldwide change that benefits millions for years to come.
The best possible thing Drake could do for his career - and the world - is to start doing as much dog food as possible, as soon as possible.
Said it before and I’ll say it again, he needs to develop a serious heroin habit before recording any more music. This would be the best possible career move for him.
He would produce a deranged, dark, d***ged out experimental album that would be praised. He’d give grizzly accounts of life and the situations he gets into while being a fiend, and hustling pills on the side to fuel his addiction as people begin to distance themselves from him. Soon it would come out about his addiction and the media would be buzzing. Scandal after scandal would arise and he’d be the most talked about person in the world as he continues down this dark path of addiction and insanity. Then, he would get arrested for possession and do a stint in jail, adding credibility to the hard image he’s been trying to adopt for sometime. The #FreeDrake movement would be like nothing we’ve ever seen before and it would spark an international conversation about how we treat addicts (rehabilitative vs punitive punishment.
Drake would get out, get clean, and become the face of the opiate epidemic sweeping North America, opening him up to even wider audiences and platforms. His first album after release would sell a million first week and be praised, as Drizzy explores a whole new realm of lyrical content reflecting on his past degenerate behavior and becomes a symbol of hope for millions dealing with addiction. This would be great for his image, solidify him as one of the greatest rappers ever, and create worldwide change that benefits millions for years to come.
The best possible thing Drake could do for his career - and the world - is to start doing as much dog food as possible, as soon as possible.
Need this tbh
Said it before and I’ll say it again, he needs to develop a serious heroin habit before recording any more music. This would be the best possible career move for him.
He would produce a deranged, dark, d***ged out experimental album that would be praised. He’d give grizzly accounts of life and the situations he gets into while being a fiend, and hustling pills on the side to fuel his addiction as people begin to distance themselves from him. Soon it would come out about his addiction and the media would be buzzing. Scandal after scandal would arise and he’d be the most talked about person in the world as he continues down this dark path of addiction and insanity. Then, he would get arrested for possession and do a stint in jail, adding credibility to the hard image he’s been trying to adopt for sometime. The #FreeDrake movement would be like nothing we’ve ever seen before and it would spark an international conversation about how we treat addicts (rehabilitative vs punitive punishment.
Drake would get out, get clean, and become the face of the opiate epidemic sweeping North America, opening him up to even wider audiences and platforms. His first album after release would sell a million first week and be praised, as Drizzy explores a whole new realm of lyrical content reflecting on his past degenerate behavior and becomes a symbol of hope for millions dealing with addiction. This would be great for his image, solidify him as one of the greatest rappers ever, and create worldwide change that benefits millions for years to come.
The best possible thing Drake could do for his career - and the world - is to start doing as much dog food as possible, as soon as possible.
Kinda here for it
Drake isn’t capable of making a WLR it’s physically impossible at this point unless he develops a crippling d*** addiction and becomes cool
No diss either I love drake he’s my favorite
Bruh this is the dumbest s*** I've ever read. WLR isn't a fraction of as good as Die Lit. Drake has an entire discography of albums better than all of Cartis projects too lol.
Maybe if this comment was aboiut Eminem in the past 10 years I'd see your point but Carti can't put WLR up against Drakes worst. Y'all still in the honeymoon phase of this album. It's got 5 decent tracks.
Bruh this is the dumbest s*** I've ever read. WLR isn't a fraction of as good as Die Lit. Drake has an entire discography of albums better than all of Cartis projects too lol.
Maybe if this comment was aboiut Eminem in the past 10 years I'd see your point but Carti can't put WLR up against Drakes worst. Y'all still in the honeymoon phase of this album. It's got 5 decent tracks.
Facts. Usually people push themselves to like/love an album, especially an album that’s been so hyped up for so long that you’ll take anything you can from it. I fw Carti’s first two but WLR ain’t it. A miss for me.
WLR a 10/10 best album since mbdtf tbh
Nigga you got a d’angelo avi talking this crazy
Facts. Usually people push themselves to like/love an album, especially an album that’s been so hyped up for so long that you’ll take anything you can from it. I fw Carti’s first two but WLR ain’t it. A miss for me.
I've also really tried to like this album as a whole, and as someone who isn't personally a big fan. I bet there are few non-fans like me who have played through it as many times as I have. A few grew on me and a few others became glaringly obvious as being derivative.
I'll always be as objective as possible and give every album a solid chance before I run off and call out someone's work.
I've also really tried to like this album as a whole, and as someone who isn't personally a big fan. I bet there are few non-fans like me who have played through it as many times as I have. A few grew on me and a few others became glaringly obvious as being derivative.
I'll always be as objective as possible and give every album a solid chance before I run off and call out someone's work.
For sure. The danger is overhyping stuff that’s been put off for so long that you expect a flawless piece of work. WLR isn’t and is far from it. I appreciate him trying to do something different but it just sounds very, very, very mid.