2words second listen beginning, tap in, who with me?

Scene: Luxurious Penthouse - Night

Drake invites Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Yachty to a private gathering in his penthouse, hoping to mend their strained relationship. The atmosphere is upscale, with dim lighting and plush furnishings.

Drake: (gesturing to a plush sofa) Gentlemen, please, have a seat. Let's talk.

Lil Uzi Vert: (guarded) What's there to talk about, Drake?

Lil Yachty: (nodding in agreement) Yeah, we've said our piece.

Drake: (earnest) I get it, I do. But we're all in this industry, trying to make our mark. There's room for all of us to shine.

Lil Uzi Vert: (skeptical) You really believe that?

Drake: (nodding) I do. Look, I've been where you guys are. I know what it's like to want recognition, to feel like you're not getting your due.

Lil Yachty: (softening) Yeah, but it's different for you, Drake. You're at the top.

Drake: (leaning forward) And let me tell you, it's lonely up here. I've had my fair share of battles, but I've also learned the value of collaboration.

Lil Uzi Vert: (curious) Collaboration? What do you mean?

Drake: (smiling) When artists come together, magic happens. We inspire each other, push each other to be better. Imagine what we could create if we put our minds and talents together.

Lil Yachty: (considering) That does sound appealing.

Drake: (nodding) It's not about competition, it's about elevating the art. Look at Jay-Z and Kanye, they had their differences, but they also made some of the best music together.

Lil Uzi Vert: (reflective) You might be onto something, Drake.

Drake: (optimistic) I know we can do great things together. Put aside the differences, focus on the music.

Lil Yachty: (smiling) Alright, let's give it a shot.

Lil Uzi Vert: (nodding in agreement) Yeah, let's make something legendary.

They share a moment of camaraderie, the tension dissipating. The three artists leave the penthouse, determined to forge a new path together.

Note: This dialogue depicts Drake's efforts to bridge the divide between Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Yachty. He emphasizes the power of collaboration and the potential for creating something extraordinary when artists work together. The conversation ends on a hopeful note, with the artists agreeing to put aside their differences and focus on the music.

drake is team dub?

Ok so my first impression after only listening on the radio stream

When I open the app and search this album

I wish the cover was better. The music better than that

Scarface intro so fitting at this point in drakes career

This is easily his most No Holds Barred project thus far

Like if I’m going out I’m taking all y’all wit me type energy

was man enough to admit you was wrong

was man enough not to put it in a song

Lmao I get he’s not rapping but nah. This is better than KTFC and Rich flex

s*** like this attracts so much attention, its a lotta ppl wanting drake to fail

That was crazy, I was so tored and focused on the music and been listening to so much Scarface that it almost didn’t register

He knows ball.

Breaking news: you don’t actually need permission to interpolate. As long as you pay the royalties. There’s no clearance process for singing or recording other people’s songs tho, especially if it’s just a small part of our song

You need permission to sample

You don’t need permission to interpolate

The more you know.

these guys give themselves fictional expectations and then get disappointed when they aren't fulfilled

album trash
Wrap it off
See y’all 2 years

He was f***in w a lot of songs on his stream earlier . Like 50/50 at least lol

These are real people

No he doesn’t s*** is top 5

So it’s permission + payment vs just payment?

Your posts itt earlier were comparable to that post. If someone told me doot made that Reddit thread I wouldn’t ask any follow up questions

Yes
Basically

Away from home is the one

Honestly I think he’s just smart enough to realize that the “hipster hates drake” thing is too cliche for any self respecting hipster

Not Russia but apply pressure to your cranium (to Ukrainian)

Y’all don’t agree? This album is 90% talking about ex’s and nothing. Y’all don’t want to hear something else at this point from Drake?