Apr 15, 2025·1 reply
TheFaderB****, Don’t Kill My Vibe released when Obama was still in office
Search & Rescue has 395M Spotify streams
DNA has 1.3B
Pray For Me has 1B
Family Ties has 995M
Nigga brought up a Rich the Kid single to defend a Drake song that everyone forgot about, the fall from grace has been astronomical
"Songs that nobody remembers... and went recurrent after less than half a year from the biggest artist on streaming ever, is somehow a hit?
The bar is literally on the floor"
- Apr 15, 2025·1 reply
iHypeCrediting isn’t done based on “why a song is popular”.
Show us where anyone said that?
Apr 15, 2025·1 replyDrake - Nokia (ft. Elkan)
- Apr 15, 2025Mafia Boss
"Songs that nobody remembers... and went recurrent after less than half a year from the biggest artist on streaming ever, is somehow a hit?
The bar is literally on the floor"
All of those songs you named are widely more known than Search & Rescue. You genuinely cannot be serious
Apr 15, 2025UnforgivableDrake - Nokia (ft. Elkan)
Thank you Elkan for giving Drake a hit!
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyTheFader
Show us where anyone said that?
It’s still ultimately similar to background vocals / a sample.
It’s like the hook on Lovin On Me. Another guy singing it but it’s not a standard feature.
- Apr 15, 2025·1 reply
"background vocals"
cope
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replymov
"background vocals"
cope
Only ones coping are adding fake feature credits to a song lmao
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyiHype
Only ones coping are adding fake feature credits to a song lmao
Just accept that this isn't a real solo hit and that Drake also lost
- Apr 15, 2025·2 repliesmov
Just accept that this isn't a real solo hit and that Drake also lost
What is a “real” solo hit? You’re trying to cope but it just won’t work.
It’s a solo song
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyiHype
What is a “real” solo hit? You’re trying to cope but it just won’t work.
It’s a solo song
One example:
Drake needs other people on his songs these days. He fell off, this isn't a REAL solo hit. Get it. Stop coping. Touch some grass now
- Apr 15, 2025iHype
What is a “real” solo hit? You’re trying to cope but it just won’t work.
It’s a solo song
Maybe a hit record where the artist appears… solo?
- Apr 15, 2025·4 repliesmov
One example:
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7bQwwqW-HcDrake needs other people on his songs these days. He fell off, this isn't a REAL solo hit. Get it. Stop coping. Touch some grass now
A Bar Song has a fiddlist who can be heard playing in it.
Using your prior post logic there is someone else present on there and responsive for a large portion of the melody that made it successful
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyiHype
It’s still ultimately similar to background vocals / a sample.
It’s like the hook on Lovin On Me. Another guy singing it but it’s not a standard feature.
Comparing a literal sample to an actual original idea that was created and executed by a contemporary artist/producer
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyiHype
A Bar Song has a fiddlist who can be heard playing in it.
Using your prior post logic there is someone else present on there and responsive for a large portion of the melody that made it successful
Yeah, you're the dumbest piece of s*** right next to thegreatdivine. Get some serious help
I hope you're tolling at least
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyTheFader
Comparing a literal sample to an actual original idea that was created and executed by a contemporary artist/producer
Two vocals used similarly on a solo song.
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyTheFader
“Background vocals” he’s the entire reason why the song is popular
tbf its common to not credit people who do the hook especially when they are irrelevant or the producer.
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyiHype
A Bar Song has a fiddlist who can be heard playing in it.
Using your prior post logic there is someone else present on there and responsive for a large portion of the melody that made it successful
Now he’s resorted to playing dumb to not knowing the difference between an “artist” and “instrumentalist/producer” in the context of a song credit
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyiHype
A Bar Song has a fiddlist who can be heard playing in it.
Using your prior post logic there is someone else present on there and responsive for a large portion of the melody that made it successful
Bro said a fiddlist
Comparing the guy on the hook to a fiddlist
- Apr 15, 2025TheFader
Now he’s resorted to playing dumb to not knowing the difference between an “artist” and “instrumentalist/producer” in the context of a song credit
I knew he's going to say this lmfaoooo
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replymov
Yeah, you're the dumbest piece of s*** right next to thegreatdivine. Get some serious help
I hope you're tolling at least
I used your own logic. I’m glad you realize it sounds insanely short bus
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyiHype
Two vocals used similarly on a solo song.
Not whatsoever
- Apr 15, 2025iHype
I used your own logic. I’m glad you realize it sounds insanely short bus
Ah yes, for sure
Maybe one day you will be loved!
- Apr 15, 2025·2 repliesMafia Boss
tbf its common to not credit people who do the hook especially when they are irrelevant or the producer.
I thought Drake was trying to fight for the artist and take down the big bad record labels? Why would he not be giving credits to “irrelevant” artists?
- Apr 15, 2025·1 replyTheFader
Not whatsoever
Both songs have someone else singing on the hook.
