John Mauve

5y

Yeah another infuriating booking decision

Yes! Gangrel

HoneyBunny

5y

I read about it this morning and I felt so deflated

WWE sucks man

CLB Drunk Driver

5y

All Ye eras
and one Drake
Drake is the only one you can fight

HoneyBunny

5y

Jesus Is King 2 is defintely a completely new project now right?

Tvmim

5y

new project? That s*** doesn't exist anymore

Tvmim

5y

new project? That s*** doesn't exist anymore

gabo

5y

my feud is with @pussy_bacon

@pussy_bacon p**** lol 😹😹

g6ntiana

5y

ayo

HoneyBunny

5y

I think This is the Glory seemingly not being on the album actually all but confirms the album still exists #respectfully

HoneyBunny

5y

I think This is the Glory seemingly not being on the album actually all but confirms the album still exists #respectfully

g6ntiana

5y

ayo

HoneyBunny

5y

I think This is the Glory seemingly not being on the album actually all but confirms the album still exists #respectfully

Tvmim

5y

Throwaway track for a commercial I'm afraid

g6ntiana

5y

Before we start: upvotes to the left folks-----! I have slightly refned this theory from my OG post in light of recent drama (that i correctly predicted)

Junya is a diss on Drake's character, wealth and cultural influence. Let's begin with the title Junya. Kanye is flexing his extensive fashion influence as a designer who has shared the Paris fashion week spotlight with Watanabe. He's up there with the best. This association also relates to Ye's Japanese roots having actually lived there in Beijing during his childhood in Japan. Some may contrast this to Drake falsifying a Jamaican upbringing by putting on accents. Kanye is suggesting that his own art is authentic and dominates multiple industries

Let's look at some lyrics.

"Born in Atlanta, not in Montana" is a clear reference to French Montana's 2018 hit No Stylist which features Drake. One line is: Yeah, keepin' it G, I told her, "Don't wear no 350s 'round me" Kanye is reminding listeners that Drake goes out of his way to diss Kanye unsubtly and unprompted. Which leads onto

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Clearly a reference to Drake's lack of wealth (compared to Ye) despite all his s*** talk.

Move out the way of my release why can't losers ever lose in peace

This is what convinced me Junya is infact Drake related for obvious reasons.

If you've ever heard Drake and Gucci Mane's Both you'll recognise the similarity of beat and flow between Drake's verse and Ye on Junya. Kanye is having fun with Drake (AKA being a Joker! ;) Furthermore No Child Left Behind is obviously a reference to Drake's past antics with younger women.

And the final piece is the Junya feature choice: Playboi Carti is not known to be a great dad yet Ye is happy to include him on this very personal album, this indicates that Kanye's qualms with Aubrey Graham lie far deeper than his son debacle. Also drake bad Kanye good! I love my WSE boys.

g6ntiana

5y

Before we start: upvotes to the left folks-----! I have slightly refned this theory from my OG post in light of recent drama (that i correctly predicted)

Junya is a diss on Drake's character, wealth and cultural influence. Let's begin with the title Junya. Kanye is flexing his extensive fashion influence as a designer who has shared the Paris fashion week spotlight with Watanabe. He's up there with the best. This association also relates to Ye's Japanese roots having actually lived there in Beijing during his childhood in Japan. Some may contrast this to Drake falsifying a Jamaican upbringing by putting on accents. Kanye is suggesting that his own art is authentic and dominates multiple industries

Let's look at some lyrics.

"Born in Atlanta, not in Montana" is a clear reference to French Montana's 2018 hit No Stylist which features Drake. One line is: Yeah, keepin' it G, I told her, "Don't wear no 350s 'round me" Kanye is reminding listeners that Drake goes out of his way to diss Kanye unsubtly and unprompted. Which leads onto

See more comments Than I see commas

Clearly a reference to Drake's lack of wealth (compared to Ye) despite all his s*** talk.

Move out the way of my release why can't losers ever lose in peace

This is what convinced me Junya is infact Drake related for obvious reasons.

If you've ever heard Drake and Gucci Mane's Both you'll recognise the similarity of beat and flow between Drake's verse and Ye on Junya. Kanye is having fun with Drake (AKA being a Joker! ;) Furthermore No Child Left Behind is obviously a reference to Drake's past antics with younger women.

And the final piece is the Junya feature choice: Playboi Carti is not known to be a great dad yet Ye is happy to include him on this very personal album, this indicates that Kanye's qualms with Aubrey Graham lie far deeper than his son debacle. Also drake bad Kanye good! I love my WSE boys.