j cole must be excited he been beggin for a beef
Noname was right there and he folded.
Every Drake release moves the culture.
Drake is the culture. That's what they're not understanding. When Drake moves, the culture moves. The most recent example being how it took a Drake diss team up album to create movement for those other guys
Drew Walls used Virginia Beach in his lifestyle tik toks. That’s an example of it moving the culture forward
that isn’t what moving a music genre forward is
That’s just called making popular music
McDonald’s releasing the Travis Scott burger didnt move forward new recipes of food, it was just a popular burger based off something popular at the time (Travis Scott hype)
Y’all kill me
I said impact culture. Stick to what I said.
Noname was right there and he folded.
well yeah no name ain’t kendrick lamar
but I agree he should respond
It took Kendrick 6 months to respond to FPS.
i waited four days nigga where yall at
No, it did well enough numbers-wise but you're lying if you try to claim it was anywhere close to being as impactful as DAMN, TPAB or GKMC. It didn't even land culturally as well as Section.80 did imo. The masses moved on from that album QUICK. It's Kendrick's worst-performing album since Section.80.
Again, you're saying it didn't impact the culture because it didn't sell well. Those are two separate ideas
I said impact culture. Stick to what I said.
ahh yes “bend that ass over, let your coochie breath” really impacted the culture meaningfully
Do you know what you are saying?
Exactly. Drake hasn't truly moved the culture with an album in years
This boy responding to his own alt
Again, you're saying it didn't impact the culture because it didn't sell well. Those are two separate ideas
No, it didn't impact culture because there are no standout records we kept going back to. That album doesn't get discussed. It dropped and people acted like it didn't happen. Compare the energy around that album to that energy around GKMC/TPAB/DAMN.
If you don't understand what I'm saying, that's fine.

Drake hasn't dropped a response in 4 days
Drake haters when Drake doesn't respond to 5 subs Kendrick threw on a feature
This boy responding to his own alt
imma take your shift itt, you been in here a while
Probably didn't finish it all the way. If I recall correctly he finished one of his verses hours before fatd drop
the record was being finished whenever they recorded the table for one
No, it didn't impact culture because there are no standout records we kept going back to. That album doesn't get discussed. It dropped and people acted like it didn't happen. Compare the energy around that album to that energy around GKMC/TPAB/DAMN.
If you don't understand what I'm saying, that's fine.
impact the culture doesn’t mean it had big songs people knew from it
that’s all your argument is.
ahh yes “bend that ass over, let your coochie breath” really impacted the culture meaningfully
Do you know what you are saying?
It impacted culture, which is my point. What was the grand significance behind Humble? Who cares? It impacted culture. Kendrick has failed to do that with his music in years. That's my point.
The thing that makes me doubt all of this is the Drake not sending his verse in. Why wouldn't he? He was totally fine with Cole washing him on his own track.
Because he sons Cole all the time and doesn’t see him as his true competitor. We all know Cole washed him and it didn’t move the needle in how we view his standing.
Don't let these pop fans that listen to Drake say anything about "Kendrick hasn't done anything for the culture in years" when we're currently in a thread discussing the biggest rap event in years that is because of Kendrick
the record was being finished whenever they recorded the table for one
Don't they record that the day of
impact the culture doesn’t mean it had big songs people knew from it
that’s all your argument is.
It's not my fault you lack reading comprehension.

Drake hasn't dropped a response in 4 days
Damn I wonder where the 4 day standard came from
It impacted culture, which is my point. What was the grand significance behind Humble? Who cares? It impacted culture. Kendrick has failed to do that with his music in years. That's my point.
So your point isn’t what impacts culture. You don’t know what that means
your point is what albums had more popular songs