that s*** was tripppy lol
they were talkin bout him and he called them randomly

Don’t even bother adding all of iGoat’s aviless alts to this

LMAO @YoungNastyShawty

they're remaking leaks for profit also, bbygirl's biggest song, "bando (sped up + reverb)." Not only does it credit the copyright to Playboi Carti, but the phonographic copyright reveals bbygirl's streaming distributer, Afterpeak Music Group. "bando" itself isn't performed by Carti, the vocals are instead being performed by some (sadly) unknown rapper that bbygirl probably hit up on Fiverr. Their "sped up + reverb" version has also been re-uploaded three separate times; once in 2017, then 2019 (these dates will make this complicated as bbygirl's unaltered "cover" wasn't released until 2023), and then in 2023.

OP: "Ok guys I've stumbled upon a conspiracy that could destroy the music industry. This goes straight to the top, oh btw Drake might own Kendrick's nuts but that's not even the important part, if you look here you'll see that-"

Drake haters:

you taking this too serious

I’m pretty sure they called him first and he said I’ll call you back in 5 minutes

Alphonse a goat

You know who you’re talking to? I’ll give you another chance to change your tone

Well, he was capable of being billionaire and having his hands on almost every industry lol

He even has a huge stake in my Lakers

got you cause i was thinking it was divine intervention and actually buying into the conspiracy

take in the other side of the photo, both them kenny stans got dusted

@westside
@_iGOAT

im in this one

bruh when larry confirmed the cease and desist everybody's face was hilarious

What he really said was a rich white man got drake bunny hopping like meek mill but as a stan you heard some other s***

The Theory Summarized

Central Claim: Drake holds a significant interest in "gamma" and its parent company Eldridge Industries, granting him access to a vast media network that influences popularity and the music industry.

Supporting Claims:

• Drake and Larry Jackson (gamma founder) share a close professional history.
• Eldridge Industries owns various music and media properties, facilitating cross-promotion of their artists.
• Early artists under gamma.'s wing receive heavy promotion, hinting at manufactured popularity.
• Drake's connections to Eldridge-owned properties (A24, Billboard, Dodgers, etc.) suggest a deeper partnership.
• UMG is linked to Eldridge, and Drake has a substantial deal with UMG.
• The UAE's investment in gamma. and Drake's subsequent gift from the UAE imply involvement.

Is It Believable?

There are a few key issues with this theory:

Lack of Concrete Evidence: Connections between individuals and companies do not definitively prove Drake's financial stake in gamma or Eldridge. Rappers often boast about their wealth and business acumen in their lyrics.

Assumption of Manipulation: Cross-promotion is a common practice in the entertainment industry. It's more likely a strategic business move than a grand scheme to control music.

Ignoring Drake's Talent: While promotion plays a role, Drake's success can also be attributed to his musical talent and loyal fanbase.

Exaggerated Claims: Statements like Eldridge owning ALL major award shows and manipulating sales data are exaggerated. Independent voices and competitors still exist in the industry.

What's More Likely?

Smart Business Deals: Drake is known for his business acumen and aligning himself with influential figures. Larry Jackson's connections likely benefit Drake.

Cross-Industry Expansion: Artists like Drake often venture into other media sectors through collaborations and ownership deals. It's a wise business move.

Typical Industry Networking: The intersections of music, media, and sports are common. The "connections" reflect standard industry practices.

Should You Abandon the Theory?

It's okay to have some healthy skepticism. It's wise to question the influence of huge conglomerates in the entertainment industry. However, this theory requires many leaps of logic and lacks hard proof.

Instead of jumping to conspiracy, consider these points:

Media Literacy: Be critical of how media ownership shapes what you consume. Do your research on different sources.

Artist Power: Learn how artists build wealth beyond just album sales. Drake's success is likely a mix of talent, business acumen, and industry connections.

The Power of Fandom: Fan communities and organic hype play a significant role in music popularity. Don't underestimate the genuine love for artists.

It's not really surprising that these un-seen label heads let Drake get in on the action(especially since he's confirmed Jewish)by letting him get a percentage of these labels/artist. I mean, he's definitely making "that much more" then most up and coming acts, to the point there's no way his peers will ever catch up to him financially, so why not have him on top of his peers?

This all plays into rappers signing terrible deals at an alarming rate more then ever, and Hip Hop becoming a disposable genre. No telling how much profit is being made off all your favorite artist, vs how cheap it is to market them through social media while they make the same trap music.

Edit:idk why I quoted you brother, but that lyric is pretty insane now lol

I lumped him in with pitchfork for a s***ty score or 2 and have never looked back.

I didn't watch his YNS content so I never made a connection.

Probably being too hard on the guy.

Started from the bottom video making more sense by the day

I really ethered that lil boy on the riight out of existence