Jul 8, 2024·1 reply
OVOJerseyHuh? Why you obsessed with a fake narrative about me living with my parents? My family lives in Monroe. Over an hour away 😭
Do you just wanna make sure my parents aren't around? Ahhhh now I get it... you one of those projecting pedofiles huh? I just made the whole connection!
Drake stan calling someone else a pedophile
- Jul 8, 2024afex
You and Jersey both have OVHoe in your name lmao.
Eternal L.
Your literally on here getting endorphins from thinking your trolling ppl on the internet while your spiraling... fam you are the only hoe in here 😂😂😂
- Jul 8, 2024afex
You and Jersey both have OVHoe in your name lmao.
Eternal L.
Damn you still got drake on your mind?
- Jul 8, 2024afex
You stan drake but I'm the weirdo. Lol.
.... yes? You've been on here with 0 sleep 100% body Odor and over 50 tabs open on p***hub whilst tryna "TrOlL dRaKe FaNs 🤪"
- Jul 8, 2024afex
Drake stan calling someone else a pedophile
I know right? It's like a Kthot walking in and looking for an ass whooping like she's Whitney
Jul 8, 2024It looks like I didn't miss much at the weekend. Still, the same picture. The kthots need us more than we, need them.
- Jul 8, 2024·1 reply
Look we gotta talk about this whole “culture” nonsense thats happening right now. It’s code for the new “woke” and it’s inconsistent.
A lot of this is a new BLM derivative black movement to pull genealogy reports. I’m black and even I’m noticing how slippery this whole convo is. Thats how you get Joe Budden talking like all of sudden drake isn’t black enough to participate in american rap. OK…then we’re getting UK rap outta here too, then. Is this a street thing? Or a diaspora thing? Or a poverty thing? What is it? Is this anticapitalist? Antiimperialist? Socialist? Pro underdog and victimhood? What’s “the culture” right now?
Thats how you get a half black half jewish mother like EBRO at Hot 97 gatekeeping black culture to hide the fact he’s the same as Drake. He’s trying to dodge that same investigation so he attacks drake to draw fire from his own perceived inability to participate in “the culture”
Its a nasty game being played.
Again, I’m confused why they’re letting some of these kids of these rappers to have careers if its all about “culture”
T.I., Rev Run, Will Smith, Diddy’s etc sons grew up more privileged than Drake yet they’re in “the culture”. Is Big Sean in “the culture?” Wale?
If you grew up black and middle class, are you in the Culture?
This is an activist movement, not a rap battle. Thats how you get this weird s***
There is a weird victim mental illness going on right now where people are making this into some black movement of solidarity.
OK, if drake isn’t black, then say that…because we’re getting A LOT of artists out of the paint too, including Kendrick’s wife… right? RIGHT?
Jul 8, 2024·5 replies“I've never experienced anything like this when it comes to music. I can't remember the last time I felt so emotional because of it. Kendrick is truly incredible. That week between Euphoria and NLU is something I'll never forget. By the end of it, I was totally exhausted lol.
I got to admit, there were moments when I was scared asf because so much was at stake for the entire culture. If Drake had won this battle, I might have stopped listening to and following hiphop, as it would have been the final nail in the coffin for the whole genre.
Kendrick kept hope alive and might've changed the future of the entire genre for good.
I'll never forget how happy I was when I first heard MTG!!! Drake you piece of sht!
My favorite moment will always be the concert when Dre did the intro for NLU and then at the start of the second attempt when the entire arena literally erupted. Never seen anything like it.
I won't lie tho, when I first heard 6:16 in LA, I dropped a few tears. Outta body experience! Real talk!
Kendrick's music is incredibly powerful. For many of us, Kendrick is like a big homie we've been following since high school and watching his journey is truly inspiring.
He's irreplaceable to me. He never sold out to the industry, even though he probably left $100s of millions on the table.
He chose to prioritize art and because of that, he will end up as the greatest of all time.
This s*** was really about Good vs Evil, Real vs Fake, Right vs Wrong and Dot prevailed in the end.”
- Jul 8, 2024Elemental
“I've never experienced anything like this when it comes to music. I can't remember the last time I felt so emotional because of it. Kendrick is truly incredible. That week between Euphoria and NLU is something I'll never forget. By the end of it, I was totally exhausted lol.
I got to admit, there were moments when I was scared asf because so much was at stake for the entire culture. If Drake had won this battle, I might have stopped listening to and following hiphop, as it would have been the final nail in the coffin for the whole genre.
Kendrick kept hope alive and might've changed the future of the entire genre for good.
I'll never forget how happy I was when I first heard MTG!!! Drake you piece of sht!
My favorite moment will always be the concert when Dre did the intro for NLU and then at the start of the second attempt when the entire arena literally erupted. Never seen anything like it.
I won't lie tho, when I first heard 6:16 in LA, I dropped a few tears. Outta body experience! Real talk!
Kendrick's music is incredibly powerful. For many of us, Kendrick is like a big homie we've been following since high school and watching his journey is truly inspiring.
He's irreplaceable to me. He never sold out to the industry, even though he probably left $100s of millions on the table.
He chose to prioritize art and because of that, he will end up as the greatest of all time.
This s*** was really about Good vs Evil, Real vs Fake, Right vs Wrong and Dot prevailed in the end.” 
- orangetcovid 👌🏿Jul 8, 2024
morning owl gang
go through the media
Jul 8, 2024
Wait till that other s*** comes back around
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replyElemental
“I've never experienced anything like this when it comes to music. I can't remember the last time I felt so emotional because of it. Kendrick is truly incredible. That week between Euphoria and NLU is something I'll never forget. By the end of it, I was totally exhausted lol.
I got to admit, there were moments when I was scared asf because so much was at stake for the entire culture. If Drake had won this battle, I might have stopped listening to and following hiphop, as it would have been the final nail in the coffin for the whole genre.
Kendrick kept hope alive and might've changed the future of the entire genre for good.
I'll never forget how happy I was when I first heard MTG!!! Drake you piece of sht!
My favorite moment will always be the concert when Dre did the intro for NLU and then at the start of the second attempt when the entire arena literally erupted. Never seen anything like it.
I won't lie tho, when I first heard 6:16 in LA, I dropped a few tears. Outta body experience! Real talk!
Kendrick's music is incredibly powerful. For many of us, Kendrick is like a big homie we've been following since high school and watching his journey is truly inspiring.
He's irreplaceable to me. He never sold out to the industry, even though he probably left $100s of millions on the table.
He chose to prioritize art and because of that, he will end up as the greatest of all time.
This s*** was really about Good vs Evil, Real vs Fake, Right vs Wrong and Dot prevailed in the end.” Who posted this originally?
- Jul 8, 2024·2 repliesthegreatdivine
Who posted this originally?
@pimpin weird ass in the not like us thread
- Jul 8, 2024Elemental
@pimpin weird ass in the not like us thread
Kendrick stans really are mentally ill. This beef has shown just how f***ed up most of them are. They've really turned this beef into their whole identity. Sad to see.
- Jul 8, 2024·1 reply
They can't even tell you what "the culture" is.
Jul 8, 2024·1 replyElemental@pimpin weird ass in the not like us thread
Pimpin has let his sanity go because of this beef. I can't imagine d***riding a nigga that cosigned R Kelly, Dr Dre, Kodak Black, etc and then having the audacity to say this is good vs evil. Dot don't give af about none of that s***
- Jul 8, 2024The Darkest Angel
Pimpin has let his sanity go because of this beef. I can't imagine d***riding a nigga that cosigned R Kelly, Dr Dre, Kodak Black, etc and then having the audacity to say this is good vs evil. Dot don't give af about none of that s***
ICEMAN40 🧤Jul 8, 2024Elemental“I've never experienced anything like this when it comes to music. I can't remember the last time I felt so emotional because of it. Kendrick is truly incredible. That week between Euphoria and NLU is something I'll never forget. By the end of it, I was totally exhausted lol.
I got to admit, there were moments when I was scared asf because so much was at stake for the entire culture. If Drake had won this battle, I might have stopped listening to and following hiphop, as it would have been the final nail in the coffin for the whole genre.
Kendrick kept hope alive and might've changed the future of the entire genre for good.
I'll never forget how happy I was when I first heard MTG!!! Drake you piece of sht!
My favorite moment will always be the concert when Dre did the intro for NLU and then at the start of the second attempt when the entire arena literally erupted. Never seen anything like it.
I won't lie tho, when I first heard 6:16 in LA, I dropped a few tears. Outta body experience! Real talk!
Kendrick's music is incredibly powerful. For many of us, Kendrick is like a big homie we've been following since high school and watching his journey is truly inspiring.
He's irreplaceable to me. He never sold out to the industry, even though he probably left $100s of millions on the table.
He chose to prioritize art and because of that, he will end up as the greatest of all time.
This s*** was really about Good vs Evil, Real vs Fake, Right vs Wrong and Dot prevailed in the end.” - ICEMAN40 🧤Jul 8, 2024·1 reply
Bot prevailed till the end
Jul 8, 2024Elemental“I've never experienced anything like this when it comes to music. I can't remember the last time I felt so emotional because of it. Kendrick is truly incredible. That week between Euphoria and NLU is something I'll never forget. By the end of it, I was totally exhausted lol.
I got to admit, there were moments when I was scared asf because so much was at stake for the entire culture. If Drake had won this battle, I might have stopped listening to and following hiphop, as it would have been the final nail in the coffin for the whole genre.
Kendrick kept hope alive and might've changed the future of the entire genre for good.
I'll never forget how happy I was when I first heard MTG!!! Drake you piece of sht!
My favorite moment will always be the concert when Dre did the intro for NLU and then at the start of the second attempt when the entire arena literally erupted. Never seen anything like it.
I won't lie tho, when I first heard 6:16 in LA, I dropped a few tears. Outta body experience! Real talk!
Kendrick's music is incredibly powerful. For many of us, Kendrick is like a big homie we've been following since high school and watching his journey is truly inspiring.
He's irreplaceable to me. He never sold out to the industry, even though he probably left $100s of millions on the table.
He chose to prioritize art and because of that, he will end up as the greatest of all time.
This s*** was really about Good vs Evil, Real vs Fake, Right vs Wrong and Dot prevailed in the end.” Holy f***ing cringe
- Jul 8, 2024Elemental
“I've never experienced anything like this when it comes to music. I can't remember the last time I felt so emotional because of it. Kendrick is truly incredible. That week between Euphoria and NLU is something I'll never forget. By the end of it, I was totally exhausted lol.
I got to admit, there were moments when I was scared asf because so much was at stake for the entire culture. If Drake had won this battle, I might have stopped listening to and following hiphop, as it would have been the final nail in the coffin for the whole genre.
Kendrick kept hope alive and might've changed the future of the entire genre for good.
I'll never forget how happy I was when I first heard MTG!!! Drake you piece of sht!
My favorite moment will always be the concert when Dre did the intro for NLU and then at the start of the second attempt when the entire arena literally erupted. Never seen anything like it.
I won't lie tho, when I first heard 6:16 in LA, I dropped a few tears. Outta body experience! Real talk!
Kendrick's music is incredibly powerful. For many of us, Kendrick is like a big homie we've been following since high school and watching his journey is truly inspiring.
He's irreplaceable to me. He never sold out to the industry, even though he probably left $100s of millions on the table.
He chose to prioritize art and because of that, he will end up as the greatest of all time.
This s*** was really about Good vs Evil, Real vs Fake, Right vs Wrong and Dot prevailed in the end.” I read this s*** and all I see are the musings of a sick and deluded individual.
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replyICEMAN40
Bot prevailed till the end
- ICEMAN40 🧤Jul 8, 2024·1 replythegreatdivine
Like I wanna be cool about this beef and I’m not going to go schizo but there was so much that was clearly exaggerated… it’s tough for me to take it seriously lol.
- Jul 8, 2024·4 repliesICEMAN40
Like I wanna be cool about this beef and I’m not going to go schizo but there was so much that was clearly exaggerated… it’s tough for me to take it seriously lol.
You can tell they hoped the video would be a lot more scathing and impactful lol. I sure do hope their guy gives them some more music this year because I don't want to imagine the kind of mental degradation they'll have experienced by the end of the year if this is all he leaves them with.