I sleep like a baby regardless, but Drake on IG doin the same thing he clowned Meek for

Posting captions instead of action you can quote your king doing the same thing he claims not to do.

Fraudrey Grammyless

You guys are bunch of nerds, going at on here on a Monday morning.

I have a girlfriend i just walked her to her car so she can go to work this morning.

You take a shower too?

Says the dude denying reality and clinging to his personal reviews of songs to cope

I got one too but she married

How old are you?

Edit: I hope you know you sound insane lol. Music is subjective so it's based on your personal views. Just because you don't think for yourself doesn't mean I need to

"I don't care if judges gave the fight to Tyson Fury I felt Wilder landed better punches and more knockdowns so to me he won"

DATS HOW TF YOU SOUND

@ChiraqPalestine

Oh yeah, you're batshit insane

My bad for engaging ol I like what everybody like ass nigga lol

Hes gonna drop the same day metro does its so obvious

A hip hop historian sings along to a #1 song and yall think Drake gets mad?

Who’s the professional judge? You?

A lot of things makes sense now

The crazy part is that there are no professional judges in rap. Music is subjective, so his a***ogy don't correlate

I DECLARE DRAKE WON

See how pointless that is ^

Diplomatic Immunity f*** em!!

sure

In a recently-published oral history on The Blueprint via DefJam, then-Roc-A-Fella Records A&R Lenny S. talked about the time both diss tracks were out and how Jay took his loss to Nas in stride.

Lenny recalled how Hot 97 did a poll on the radio comparing "Ether" to "Supa Ugly" — Jay's response to the Nas diss track — and how everyone had voted for the former.

"It was like, 'Jay's career is over. He's done," Lenny said.

"'Ether' was f**king unstoppable, don't get me wrong, but you can't end somebody's career by a song. And that was the sentiment in New York, the tri-state area, and the radio. It was like, 'Jay's over, Nas reigns supreme, Nas is the king, Jay's finished,'" he continued.

From there, Lenny recalled contacting Jay on a pager, to which the rapper told him to call him.

"Jay's on the phone with me, convincing me that this has to happen in life. We have to go through ups and downs. We have take losses in order to get greater wins. We have to fall in order to get up. He just spent 15 minutes convincing me why this was necessary and that it's alright," Lenny said. "This man just took a loss. A public loss to a rival rapper. And he's convincing me, a young A&R, and obviously his friend and his brother, of like why I need to be okay with this and let it go and not take it to heart. It just taught me as a man how to be a more mature adult. And to look at the glass as half full instead of half empty. Jay took the time when he could have been selfish, or pissed off, and took the time to school me. And that's from The Blueprint."

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Jay himself admitted he lost, why can't you

In a recently-published oral history on The Blueprint via DefJam, then-Roc-A-Fella Records A&R Lenny S. talked about the time both diss tracks were out and how Jay took his loss to Nas in stride.

Lenny recalled how Hot 97 did a poll on the radio comparing "Ether" to "Supa Ugly" — Jay's response to the Nas diss track — and how everyone had voted for the former.

"It was like, 'Jay's career is over. He's done," Lenny said.

"'Ether' was f**king unstoppable, don't get me wrong, but you can't end somebody's career by a song. And that was the sentiment in New York, the tri-state area, and the radio. It was like, 'Jay's over, Nas reigns supreme, Nas is the king, Jay's finished,'" he continued.

From there, Lenny recalled contacting Jay on a pager, to which the rapper told him to call him.

"Jay's on the phone with me, convincing me that this has to happen in life. We have to go through ups and downs. We have take losses in order to get greater wins. We have to fall in order to get up. He just spent 15 minutes convincing me why this was necessary and that it's alright," Lenny said. "This man just took a loss. A public loss to a rival rapper. And he's convincing me, a young A&R, and obviously his friend and his brother, of like why I need to be okay with this and let it go and not take it to heart. It just taught me as a man how to be a more mature adult. And to look at the glass as half full instead of half empty. Jay took the time when he could have been selfish, or pissed off, and took the time to school me. And that's from The Blueprint."

that's what Camel stans do

Drake respond yet?