me in theory

2y

Who won

Sleeze

2y

Have you seen a comment section of anything Drake related lately?

Silence4Hours

2y

Kendrick’s the same way with ppl talking s*** so I don’t get your point.

ManU Minute

2y

Nigga you said everyone else understood your stupid logic.

So go and link me an article in which you simple type in GOAT footballers and show me where you only see a maximum of 5 players.

Take your time.

Shooa

2y

thread fell of since being moved to the drake sxn

Veggie

2y

Baby that p**** was so worth the wait

I wasn’t in love with none of them anyway

Silas

2y

Drake using his powers to influence the media

You love to see it

Silas

2y

Drake using his powers to influence the media

You love to see it

Still Brazy

2y

I lean on you n* like another line of Wock
Yeah, it's all eyes on me, and I'ma send it up to Pac, ayy

Put the wrong label on me, I'ma get 'em dropped, ayy
Sweet Chin Music and I won't pass the aux, ayy

How many stocks do I really have in stock? Ayy
One, two, three, four, five, plus five, ayy

Devil is a lie, he a 69 God, ayy
Freaky-ass n**** need to stay they ass inside, ayy

Roll they ass up like a fresh pack of 'za, ayy
City is back up, it's a must, we outside

Yapper

2y

drake didnt learn from this beef. ur supposed to form organic relationships and not buy ppl who'll turn on u any moment

Veggie

2y

Organic relationships don’t put bread on the table

Veggie

2y

Organic relationships don’t put bread on the table

Jbreezyondeck

2y

Drake will never get the opportunity again and it’s purely hypothetical, but genuinely just surprised at how careless he was with approaching Kendrick. Every jab being surface level at best doesn’t represent what I think he’s capable of. Listening to a song like 4PM in Calabasas where he was ripping Puff and Joe up with slick punches that resonate while also showcase his creativity is what I would’ve liked to see. Even if he was going more with the hitmaker approach and trying to drown him out, FM was way too long and too clunky in that context to be effective. Obviously getting smoked out 15 minutes later didn’t help. Idk just a lot of jarring decisions while Kendrick executed everything masterfully. I’m sure he probably wasn’t even expecting Drake to make it that easy on him by digging his own hole at every step

Blue Magic

2y

Said he’s gonna learn the lyrics

Yapper

2y

organic relationship will stick by u even when its not profitable

Jbreezyondeck

2y

Finally revisiting some of these records for the first time in a minute. Kendrick deserves kudos for starting off with an absolute iconic song in Like That. It already had Drake way behind the 8 ball. Push Ups was actually the best exchange Drake had, but it leaking really hurt the impact imo. If Drake had released it properly, it definitely would’ve went #1 and although it’s not about charts overall a lot of the narratives that were formed surrounding the beef were tied to it. Taylor Made no explanation necessary just aged like milk and shows Drake and team did not prepare for Kendrick’s slew of responses nor take him serious enough as an opponent (definitely a theme of Drake). Euphoria was a great track as well to reset the tempo and put Kendrick back in the drivers seat. Need to go through the rest of them a little later

Veggie

2y

Even as a Drake Stan, this hasn’t really been a serious era.

Like 8am in Charlotte felt like the most forced time stamp track.

The only silver lining to this ass whipping is that I know my goat is coming back with a classic to prove the haters wrong

Jbreezyondeck

2y

I think humility could go a long way for him as an artist. He was pretty much unscathed for years (even through TSOA relatively) and I think this is the first time where he actually can’t blame anyone but himself for his mistakes. I hope he embraces the feeling of being up against the grain and comes back with something that challenges him as an artist rather than just taking rips from what’s hot at the moment. Really want him to get back to his roots on the next one

Veggie

2y

Hoping for an introspective album on par with NWTS.

It’s okay to be vulnerable, and this is an opportunity to grow with his audience.

He’s obviously spent the last 2-3 years trying to capture the new youth and build his rapport with the likes of Kai Cenat, Adin Ross and I show speed but I think there’s a good compromise in capitalizing on his base and giving us his old man album.

He doesn’t have to stop being the boy, or doing what he does, but I think the maturity in Kendrick’s bars is what set him apart (aside from being jsut better quality rhymes lol)