John Mauve

2y

Vince Staples stans are the worst. All 2 of them

XavierMane

2y

You know what, Im about to become an Eminem stan.

John Mauve

2y

Vince Staples stans are the worst. All 2 of them

Eerie

2y

drake stans acting like they did when Duppy dropped

lets not forget the radiosilence after adidon

WeDontTrustYou

2y

What worked for Push is not gonna work for Kendrick. Push was the smaller artist, he used it to promote his project.

If kendrick does that he's looking funny

Deezed

2y

@UnoDeuce

"nigga aint a color its a behavior"

"i know i know but trust me"

what u mean by that dog?

The Darkest Angel

2y

Remember Ye stans saying Carnival was the second coming of Christ and that s*** had the biggest chart fall off and Like That dropped. Good times

BIG BOSS KINO

2y

So much negativity

cyclops

2y

I feel attacked

Deezed

2y

@UnoDeuce

"nigga aint a color its a behavior"

"i know i know but trust me"

what u mean by that dog?

ForAllThePawgs

2y

· edited

“Hush wrote Moment For Life,” Mike claims, before dropping a quite interesting tidbit and discloses that the reason for Hush’s services on the song was due to a few lines that a certain rap titan may not have taken too kindly to. “The original version contained a Drake written verse dissing Kanye.”

After pressing for additional info on this bombshell, Mike only offers vague details. “As for the moment for life thing…that happened when an artist I know popped into a session Noel (one of Drake’s engineers) invited him to. Noel played the track and Hush aka Young Tony spoke after the verse was played and said “I gotta go back in an change all of that,” referring to the lines that may have been taking as shots at Kanye. While some listeners noticed a slight change in Drake’s content after the release of Take Care, Mike says that Drake tapping from talent dates as far back as the period when he was recording his breakthrough mixtape, So Far Gone, particularly the song that made jump-started his career. “This started from ‘Best I Ever Had’…’Get it from the back until you f***ing bra strap pop’ was written by Young Tony aka Hush. This was mentioned to my people by his ex manager T-Slack.”

Mike also brings up the screen shot Media Takeout posted in 2010 of Drake DM’ing his writer (Hush aka Young Tony) that he needs the session, further evidence that Drake’s alleged usage of ghostwriters and additional pens is nothing new.

https://selectivemanagement.wordpress.com/2015/07/22/drake-accused-of-having-another-ghostwriter-for-nicki-minajs-moment-for-life/

WayUpWoj

2y

Kendrick no where to be found

ManU Minute

2y

Doesn’t being the bigger artist mean your ‘re given much more grace?

If drake took 3 months he would be getting clowed that whole time but as soon as he drops people would say it’s fire regardless.

The only time it backfires is if it is trash.

Deezed

2y

@UnoDeuce

"nigga aint a color its a behavior"

"i know i know but trust me"

what u mean by that dog?

OnceAgain

2y

For a Ye song its very stable on streaming tho, his biggest since NIP or so

Still the biggest rap song of the year in streams too

Just 0 radio so it wont keep on charting high

The song itself is kinda mid tho, besides the hook

Deezed

2y

@UnoDeuce

"nigga aint a color its a behavior"

"i know i know but trust me"

what u mean by that dog?

Deezed

2y

@UnoDeuce

"nigga aint a color its a behavior"

"i know i know but trust me"

what u mean by that dog?

The Darkest Angel

2y

This is how typical Kendrick stans act sadly. Remember the white girl that tried to make Kendrick give her the n word pass on stage? They think that's all he's good for and also making them look like bookworms by reciting his lyrics like it's Aristotle

Cherrywine1

2y

Drake Stan’s are at least funny (both intentionally and unintentionally) and know how to have a bit of fun with this s***. Ye Stans are corny Reddit s*** posters. Kendrick Stans are absolutely the worst. They’re sensitive as f***, exhibit cult-like behavior, can’t take a joke, overly self-serious and exude short man energy.

My review as a bystander

ForAllThePawgs

2y

“Hush wrote Moment For Life,” Mike claims, before dropping a quite interesting tidbit and discloses that the reason for Hush’s services on the song was due to a few lines that a certain rap titan may not have taken too kindly to. “The original version contained a Drake written verse dissing Kanye.”

After pressing for additional info on this bombshell, Mike only offers vague details. “As for the moment for life thing…that happened when an artist I know popped into a session Noel (one of Drake’s engineers) invited him to. Noel played the track and Hush aka Young Tony spoke after the verse was played and said “I gotta go back in an change all of that,” referring to the lines that may have been taking as shots at Kanye. While some listeners noticed a slight change in Drake’s content after the release of Take Care, Mike says that Drake tapping from talent dates as far back as the period when he was recording his breakthrough mixtape, So Far Gone, particularly the song that made jump-started his career. “This started from ‘Best I Ever Had’…’Get it from the back until you f***ing bra strap pop’ was written by Young Tony aka Hush. This was mentioned to my people by his ex manager T-Slack.”

Mike also brings up the screen shot Media Takeout posted in 2010 of Drake DM’ing his writer (Hush aka Young Tony) that he needs the session, further evidence that Drake’s alleged usage of ghostwriters and additional pens is nothing new.

https://selectivemanagement.wordpress.com/2015/07/22/drake-accused-of-having-another-ghostwriter-for-nicki-minajs-moment-for-life/