Drake really took down the diss?? Lucian not as powerful as we thought

If Drake thought it would, then it probably did.

Need Kendrick to respond ASAP. I’m sure he’d be ashamed of the cope they’re coming up with

just read any page prior to around page 5000, and read the cope from the same kenny stans posting to this day

clowning drake for not dropping :jordanlaff3:

what stage of grief are they in?

did you even look into the full story?

You think it’ll be that good?

He took it down out of respect for Tupac. Drake is the biggest artist in music and he won't just delete something unless he wants to.

Forgot to subtract 50 from Kendrick

Been like this since day 1. Drake does something and it's like he poisoned their water. What these niggas got against him that they moving goalposts 15 years later? I'll never understand it

Lol

Drake owns section 80 and look out for detox

It’s a cease and desist

Define good

All the verses for the Compton album too

Drake is pretty involved in battle rap culture, he’s constantly on that s***, it wouldn’t end well if that’s the route Kendrick took lol

Cease and desists don’t work on someone as big and drake. He’s too big and talented, way too many hits etc. he’s so hot and tall

Hip hop Quran

Spotify announced today that the platform is “moving away from implementing a policy around artist conduct.” That policy—the Hate Content & Hateful Conduct Policy, revealed just a few weeks ago—led to the removal of XXXTentacion and R. Kelly’s music from its editorial and algorithmic playlists. With today’s news, X’s “SAD!” has been added back to the popular RapCaviar playlist.

Last week, Bloomberg reported that representatives for multiple acts—including Kendrick Lamar—reached out to Spotify Chief Executive Officer Daniel Ek and head of artist relations Troy Carter and threatened to pull their music if the company kept the policy as it stood. In an interview with Billboard, Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith, CEO of Top Dawg Entertainment, has now confirmed that he threatened to remove music from the service.

Drake's lawyers are smarter than that dude. He wouldn't have uploaded it online if he didn't clear it legally.

There would be a lot more money, accolades, and cultural impact spread around if it wasn’t for the boy hogging the light for a decade

Das it

with some bodyguards like whitneyyyyy :jordanlaff3:

Doot giving Ong a tough love talk

This is La La land nonsense. No one is above legal procedures. The former president is literally in court as we speak

This was Top Dawg not Kendrick but it's still gross that they did that.