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  • May 3

    What a time

  • May 3

    I’m so glad they gave us this little treat right around the time everything in life fell off

  • Only seeing this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake%E2%80%93Kendrick_Lamar_feud

    They formatted it like a civil war

  • May 3
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    Laced

    U said he copied TSOA on flow. Push didn't use that flow. Yes both beats have pianos but that's hardly unique. The entirety of Morale has pianos

    Using the fact that Kendrick yells on the last verse of basically every song he’s ever made to take away from any flow similarities within the meat of the track is disingenuous and stupid

    And the content similarities are obvious so I don’t see how we’re having this conversation

    Spooky pianos
    Hiding a child
    Lines where Kendrick cadence matches push

    This shouldn’t be this controversial with yall. So you think the songs are unrelated? Truly? In a world without Adidon, we get Meet the Grahams? Like really? Stand on it. I’m dying laughing typing this because we all know it’s a ludicrous thought

  • Drake reflected on the feud on "Fighting Irish Freestyle"; and Lamar won five Grammy Awards

  • May 3
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    2words

    If really is sad that your response to similarities is to mention random things that aren’t the same

    Like no s*** dog, not everything in the songs are identical

    That’s like if you say “this car is sky blue” and I say “no it’s not the sky actually has clouds”. Like do you not understand how dumb you sound? Pathetic

    And that's exactly why u shouldn't make the general, zoomed out statements that u did and get mad when someone points out the faults in them

  • Laced

    And that's exactly why u shouldn't make the general, zoomed out statements that u did and get mad when someone points out the faults in them

    That just showed that you don’t really understand what flow is. Volume and tone aren’t the same as flow or cadence.

  • May 3
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    2words

    I didn’t say it did. But I feel like sometimes if I say something like “Kendrick pulled some influence from Adidon for MTG”, k bots get defensive and deny it hard. Because they feel like acknowledging an influence or pattern would take away from him, so they deny and say his s*** is fully unique and original

    I fear the only similarity is their subject which is a contagion & hard to separate

  • May 3
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    2words

    Using the fact that Kendrick yells on the last verse of basically every song he’s ever made to take away from any flow similarities within the meat of the track is disingenuous and stupid

    And the content similarities are obvious so I don’t see how we’re having this conversation

    Spooky pianos
    Hiding a child
    Lines where Kendrick cadence matches push

    This shouldn’t be this controversial with yall. So you think the songs are unrelated? Truly? In a world without Adidon, we get Meet the Grahams? Like really? Stand on it. I’m dying laughing typing this because we all know it’s a ludicrous thought

    You’re basically asking would MTG exist in its current form if TSOA didn’t? I’d say no tbf

  • 2words

    Now you just sound ridiculous

    Story of OJ beat worked on multiple levels. There was the topical relevance but push also was able to use it as a great boogie man soundtrack and I don’t think that was lost on anyone in real time. He really recontextualized that beat on some evil s*** and yall know it. And I don’t think yall would deny that if you weren’t put in a position where you feel like acknowledging it would take away from Kendrick. It really does upset me when yall are this obtuse

    “it would take away from Kendrick”

    ? I like Push more than Kendrick, I’ll say that anytime. I like TSOA as a diss more than anything from the Drake/Kendrick beef

    Obviously his lyrics were evil, It’s a f***ing diss song lmao

    So let’s go over this
    -The beats are different
    -The flows and delivery are different
    -The tone of the songs are different
    -The structures are different

    What are we doing here man

  • May 3
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    2words

    I didn’t say it did. But I feel like sometimes if I say something like “Kendrick pulled some influence from Adidon for MTG”, k bots get defensive and deny it hard. Because they feel like acknowledging an influence or pattern would take away from him, so they deny and say his s*** is fully unique and original

    The influence is the shocking info/tea aspect

    But that’s all diss tracks since TSOA. That s*** shifted what people expect from disses

  • HBDUSA 🇺🇸
    May 3
    YoungNastyShawty

    This beef really did irreversible damage to online hip hop discourse but this really was one of the best days in hip hop history

    It wasn’t the beef it was always these annoying pop fans that stan Drake and they’ve been a detriment since 2018

  • May 3
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    coldfire

    He called him short

    White women to help with self esteem . His disses to Kendrick were oddly weakest part of song . Besides actual video . Rocky diss of ha I f***ed Rihanna first also weak

  • HBDUSA 🇺🇸
    May 3
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    Albert Grindstein

    The day hip hop was ruined ngl

    This like saying S8 of GoT ruined the show nah yall did not see the signs and how everything had changed until this moment

  • May 3
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    HaroldsChicken

    White women to help with self esteem . His disses to Kendrick were oddly weakest part of song . Besides actual video . Rocky diss of ha I f***ed Rihanna first also weak

    Drake not being able to drop a Nice for What level hit with beef sprinkled throughout was his downfall

    Guess he didn’t expect Kendrick to do it instead

  • May 3
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    Corporate Mór

    Drake not being able to drop a Nice for What level hit with beef sprinkled throughout was his downfall

    Guess he didn’t expect Kendrick to do it instead

    That man was coked out and didn’t have the people around him ( including writers ) that were there for meek beef era

  • HaroldsChicken

    That man was coked out and didn’t have the people around him ( including writers ) that were there for meek beef era

    Simple explanation tbf fair enough

  • HBDUSA

    This like saying S8 of GoT ruined the show nah yall did not see the signs and how everything had changed until this moment

    It's a very overdramatic statement. People be letting their personal fatigue override the bigger picture. We'll be looking back on the beef fondly in the overall future

  • May 3
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    Corporate Mór

    I fear the only similarity is their subject which is a contagion & hard to separate

    !https://youtu.be/T_KQGeSTySo?si=halrJrDv6NUhQCg2

    That’s a lie and you know it. That mash up wouldn’t exist if that were true

  • May 3
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    2words

    That’s a lie and you know it. That mash up wouldn’t exist if that were true

    It was really hard to find and I was surprised to find only one

  • May 3
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    notbrock

    The influence is the shocking info/tea aspect

    But that’s all diss tracks since TSOA. That s*** shifted what people expect from disses

    The influence on meet the grahams goes beyond that. It’s blatant. If you want to deny that it just feels like you have some other motive to downplay it

    If Adidon changed disses forever and influenced every diss after that’s fair game. But no diss was influenced by it more than Meet the Grahams. It is a blatant, clear, direct descendant. And there’s nothing wrong with that other than the inauthenticity, and that’s what you are attempting to run from.

  • May 3
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    Corporate Mór

    It was really hard to find and I was surprised to find only one

    Now find one with not like us and Adidon

  • May 3
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    2words

    The influence on meet the grahams goes beyond that. It’s blatant. If you want to deny that it just feels like you have some other motive to downplay it

    If Adidon changed disses forever and influenced every diss after that’s fair game. But no diss was influenced by it more than Meet the Grahams. It is a blatant, clear, direct descendant. And there’s nothing wrong with that other than the inauthenticity, and that’s what you are attempting to run from.

    Who cares man lol everyone has opinions. No need to lose sleep over it

  • Corporate Mór

    You’re basically asking would MTG exist in its current form if TSOA didn’t? I’d say no tbf

    Real. Thank you for that

  • May 3
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    2words

    Now find one with not like us and Adidon

    People compare SOA and NLU because of the nuke

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