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  • notbrock

    Someone need to make an edit where right when pac comes in on mortal man it’s just the drake verse

    Your FPS edit was legendary man lmfao

  • Apr 23, 2024
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    I can definitely do it @notbrock

  • Apr 23, 2024
    American Patriot

    He had the sauce that bridged the pop/rap/rnb gap that n simultaneously appealed to all races and genders. That wouldn’t have happened without the marketing and s***appeal.

    Look at all the popular music of the 2000s. Drake synthesized it all into a neat package but it was also actually cool.

    He is the most important and biggest Kanye disciple that there ever will be

    This a good summation

  • Apr 23, 2024
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    Kendrick crashing out and forgoing all his morals and built up goodwill to Hit 'Em Up Drake >>>>

  • Apr 23, 2024
    WeDontTrustYou

    I can definitely do it @notbrock

    Go for it. Imma give it a shot lol

  • Apr 23, 2024

    No matter who comes out on top, just remember at the end of the day, Cole apologized

  • Apr 23, 2024
    WeDontTrustYou

    That Tupac and Jada love

    Such a cute couple. I feel like she'd respect him.

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    WeDontTrustYou

    Do you listen to mims by any chance? Any j kwon?

    Rumor has it homeland security found j Kwon in diddys vault

  • Apr 23, 2024
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    Shady Ant

    So how did Drake become the biggest?
    He’s talented af, but that alone isn’t enough. Is it his crossover appeal? A big marketing push? Right place, right time? his s\*\*\*appeal?

    Like the idea that a rapper would also sing their own hooks wasn’t new but it took a lot of balls and actual talent. Kanye caught flack for it. But the street expectation for rappers was well on its way out when Drake was coming up, he was just one of the best at bridging yhis gap. Hes also insanely cynical and tactical.

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    WT777

    Rumor has it homeland security found j Kwon in diddys vault

    J kwon is fire man. I don't like your tone.

  • Apr 23, 2024
    Shy Spice

    by jidenna?

    Idk I know it was a weird name so probably

  • Apr 23, 2024
    WeDontTrustYou

    J kwon is fire man. I don't like your tone.

    I mean tipsy was a banger but he went missing right after

  • Apr 23, 2024
    American Patriot

    Like the idea that a rapper would also sing their own hooks wasn’t new but it took a lot of balls and actual talent. Kanye caught flack for it. But the street expectation for rappers was well on its way out when Drake was coming up, he was just one of the best at bridging yhis gap. Hes also insanely cynical and tactical.

    Ja Rule walked

  • Apr 23, 2024
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    American Patriot

    Like the idea that a rapper would also sing their own hooks wasn’t new but it took a lot of balls and actual talent. Kanye caught flack for it. But the street expectation for rappers was well on its way out when Drake was coming up, he was just one of the best at bridging yhis gap. Hes also insanely cynical and tactical.

    Yeah, I think his cynicism has helped him survive in the public eye this long.

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    Shady Ant

    So how did Drake become the biggest?
    He’s talented af, but that alone isn’t enough. Is it his crossover appeal? A big marketing push? Right place, right time? his s\*\*\*appeal?

    All of da above. But most importantly musical appeal to women.

    Go to a strip club in Vegas and I guarantee you you’ll hear Drake 95% of the night

  • Apr 23, 2024
    Fah1m

    Kendrick crashing out and forgoing all his morals and built up goodwill to Hit 'Em Up Drake >>>>

  • Apr 23, 2024

    Lakers getting swEpt if they somehow blow this game

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    Still Brazy

    All of da above. But most importantly musical appeal to women.

    Go to a strip club in Vegas and I guarantee you you’ll hear Drake 95% of the night

    True; sometimes we downplay the role of ladies in rap, but they a big chunk of the pie.
    Can’t be the biggest if you don’t give them something too

  • Apr 23, 2024
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    Drake also came at the perfect time when dudes stopped caring about authenticity. This dude would have zero chance having a rap career in da 90s

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    Apr 23, 2024
    Still Brazy

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    Still Brazy

    Drake also came at the perfect time when dudes stopped caring about authenticity. This dude would have zero chance having a rap career in da 90s

    90s aesthetic rap Drake is a hilarious thought

  • Apr 23, 2024

    The Shoe Fits is so well made and paints such a picture, but it makes me so upset, lol.
    Like, it’s just so negative

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    Shady Ant

    True; sometimes we downplay the role of ladies in rap, but they a big chunk of the pie.
    Can’t be the biggest if you don’t give them something too

    Very important. Imagine ladies going crazy on a dance floor of a club when their favorite Drake song comes on and the lucky lad she’s grinding on

    You know that man in his head is extra grateful for Drake after that

  • Apr 23, 2024
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    Underground rappers of the time also exemplified "toxic masculinity" and many people were turned off by it and thus Drake was something of a fresh air. Now we got a generation of sensitive niggas who ironically enough, act out toxic masculinity because they can't express their emotions in a healthy manner.