Dec 19, 2023·1 reply
NoFacegotta be sumn behind the scenes that this nigga is continuously doing cause i refuse to believe niggas wake up one day and are suddenly jealous
thats just the nature of people, man
- Dec 19, 2023·1 replyelder
yup
That must be why Metro then proceeded to leave him off Trance since here Drake said that he'll always take a Drake verse
- Dec 19, 2023·4 replieselder
Idk why folks always turn on drake. It seems like literally everyone outside his circle eventually throws shade. No matter how much love he has shown
At some point you gotta look at it like he might be the problem.
- Dec 19, 2023
foregoneI f***ed with Trance before Drake but ngl, as much as I LOVE the OG, I’ve only played the version with Drake this year. The way he comes on after Travis just hits perfectly imo. To say he “ruined” their chemistry feels a bit harsh lol but I respect your opinion
Dec 19, 2023etuevThat must be why Metro then proceeded to leave him off Trance since here Drake said that he'll always take a Drake verse
metro stood on bisness
- Dec 19, 2023·1 replyFree YoungBoy
At some point you gotta look at it like he might be the problem.
All his beefs are pretty public so not really
- Dec 19, 2023·1 replyHtownwolf
All his beefs are pretty public so not really
We don’t know these people. You can piece s*** together from what you see on social media and lyrics but you don’t know the full story.
- Dec 19, 2023foregone
I f***ed with Trance before Drake but ngl, as much as I LOVE the OG, I’ve only played the version with Drake this year. The way he comes on after Travis just hits perfectly imo. To say he “ruined” their chemistry feels a bit harsh lol but I respect your opinion
I’m not sure what they hearing that doesn’t fit about his verse. Seems like all 3 are using a similar flow and cadence with slight variation in subject matter.
I only listen to the leak too
- Dec 19, 2023·1 replyFree YoungBoy
We don’t know these people. You can piece s*** together from what you see on social media and lyrics but you don’t know the full story.
You can literally see when most of the beefs start. Its because somebody is talking crazy in an interview or on social media
- Dec 19, 2023·1 replyHtownwolf
You can literally see when most of the beefs start. Its because somebody is talking crazy in an interview or on social media
Usually by the time it gets to social media or lyrics it’s been brewing for a while.
Drake even said as much himself in his rap radar interview
- Dec 19, 2023
Metro can suck a d***
- Dec 19, 2023
PALESTINE DATTENThis also confirms Drake Future beef
Yup
- Dec 19, 2023
doot dootMethoe Booring has completely lost it. As once Drake named Meek Mill “Twitter Fingers,” Methoe has grabbed the baton and ran full speed at the Cornball Olympics.
Not only is he too scared to say what he feels with his chest, he only does it publicly, pleading for attention from rap blogs, forums, etc as a means to promote his own horrible music. Very sad, but expected when the most memorable moment of your career is due to memes for your producer tag, which is said by another man.
Not only was the biggest song from “Heroes & Villains” just a cover of another song, the rest of the album is completely forgettable. Much like that lame Spiderman Soundtrack, we have already moved past it. Lame Twitter rap accounts, like Hip Hop Daily, get instructed and paid by Metro himself to post that H&V is AOTY. Very very sad. You can just imagine Methoe laying on his stomach on his bed, kicking his feet back and forth watching the “drama” “unfold” as he orchestrates all the posts in his favor.
Hopefully, but highly unlikely, the lame rap stans such as the Midrick Midmar fandom do not fall for his lame posts, but we all know how that will go. Papi is standing on business, while Methoe is standing on retweets. SAD!
Dec 19, 2023·1 replydoot dootMethoe Booring has completely lost it. As once Drake named Meek Mill “Twitter Fingers,” Methoe has grabbed the baton and ran full speed at the Cornball Olympics.
Not only is he too scared to say what he feels with his chest, he only does it publicly, pleading for attention from rap blogs, forums, etc as a means to promote his own horrible music. Very sad, but expected when the most memorable moment of your career is due to memes for your producer tag, which is said by another man.
Not only was the biggest song from “Heroes & Villains” just a cover of another song, the rest of the album is completely forgettable. Much like that lame Spiderman Soundtrack, we have already moved past it. Lame Twitter rap accounts, like Hip Hop Daily, get instructed and paid by Metro himself to post that H&V is AOTY. Very very sad. You can just imagine Methoe laying on his stomach on his bed, kicking his feet back and forth watching the “drama” “unfold” as he orchestrates all the posts in his favor.
Hopefully, but highly unlikely, the lame rap stans such as the Midrick Midmar fandom do not fall for his lame posts, but we all know how that will go. Papi is standing on business, while Methoe is standing on retweets. SAD!
Can you do the same from a Metro stan point of view?
- Dec 19, 2023·1 reply
shaleiroseIt was until the Drake response on the livestream.
Funny how y’all will believe the negative tweet Metro made, but when he said there was nothing but love between them back in May of this year, y’all said he was lying.
This didn’t become hostile until the Metro tweet about Her Loss
Metro was capping. We saw the shade he was throwing. You really believe the post-and-deleter? No wonder why you're so dense
- Dec 19, 2023Free YoungBoy
Usually by the time it gets to social media or lyrics it’s been brewing for a while.
Drake even said as much himself in his rap radar interview
Yep but pretty much all dudes beefs have been over some jealousy s***.
Common, meek, ye etc
All have came out and admitted they were jealous of dude at one point in time 
Dec 19, 2023·1 replyNot fully caught up but why does Metro and Drake beef = Future beefing with Drake too?
Unless Drake said something slick about Future too I dont see why Future would even be involved
Dec 19, 2023·1 replyXANTANot fully caught up but why does Metro and Drake beef = Future beefing with Drake too?
Unless Drake said something slick about Future too I dont see why Future would even be involvedBecause if young Metro doesn’t trust you he’s gon shoot you
- Dec 19, 2023·1 reply
Drake, once the untouchable titan of the rap game, has now devolved into the poster child for lackluster artistry. Echoing the downfall of Metro Booming, Drake seems to be sprinting headfirst into the abyss of mediocrity. His recent endeavors reek of desperation, a sad cry for relevance in an industry that has clearly moved on. His music, once the anthem of a generation, now feels like a tired echo of past glories, barely registering as a blip on the cultural radar. The irony is palpable - Drake, who once coined 'Twitter Fingers' for Meek Mill, has now become a parody of himself, resorting to social media antics to generate buzz. It's a pitiful sight, watching him claw for the spotlight with tweets and manufactured controversies, as if he's forgotten the art of making impactful music.
His latest album, an uninspired collection of tracks, pales in comparison to his earlier work. It’s as if he’s content with churning out forgettable tunes, banking on his fading legacy rather than innovating or pushing boundaries. The album has all the impact of a forgettable movie soundtrack, quickly fading into obscurity. Drake's once golden touch seems to have lost its luster, leaving fans and critics alike wondering if he's lost his way.
Adding insult to injury, there's a sense that Drake is trying to manipulate the narrative, using social media influencers and rap forums to artificially inflate his relevance. It’s a transparent and frankly, pathetic attempt to stay in the limelight. One can almost picture him, obsessively scrolling through his feeds, orchestrating a facade of popularity that's as shallow as his recent lyrical content.
In a twist of fate, the very fans who once propelled him to stardom, the die-hard supporters, seem to be growing weary of his antics. The 'Papi' persona, once synonymous with innovation and cultural dominance, now seems like a hollow shell, propped up by retweets and hollow accolades. In a world where authenticity and evolution are prized, Drake's stagnation is not just disappointing, it's a glaring testament to how far he's fallen from grace. It's a sad chapter in the story of an artist who once had the world at his fingertips, only to let it slip through his fingers like grains of sand.
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- Dec 19, 2023ragedsycokiller
Can you do the same from a Metro stan point of view?
Absolutely not. Cheers.
- Dec 19, 2023·1 replyragedsycokiller
Drake, once the untouchable titan of the rap game, has now devolved into the poster child for lackluster artistry. Echoing the downfall of Metro Booming, Drake seems to be sprinting headfirst into the abyss of mediocrity. His recent endeavors reek of desperation, a sad cry for relevance in an industry that has clearly moved on. His music, once the anthem of a generation, now feels like a tired echo of past glories, barely registering as a blip on the cultural radar. The irony is palpable - Drake, who once coined 'Twitter Fingers' for Meek Mill, has now become a parody of himself, resorting to social media antics to generate buzz. It's a pitiful sight, watching him claw for the spotlight with tweets and manufactured controversies, as if he's forgotten the art of making impactful music.
His latest album, an uninspired collection of tracks, pales in comparison to his earlier work. It’s as if he’s content with churning out forgettable tunes, banking on his fading legacy rather than innovating or pushing boundaries. The album has all the impact of a forgettable movie soundtrack, quickly fading into obscurity. Drake's once golden touch seems to have lost its luster, leaving fans and critics alike wondering if he's lost his way.
Adding insult to injury, there's a sense that Drake is trying to manipulate the narrative, using social media influencers and rap forums to artificially inflate his relevance. It’s a transparent and frankly, pathetic attempt to stay in the limelight. One can almost picture him, obsessively scrolling through his feeds, orchestrating a facade of popularity that's as shallow as his recent lyrical content.
In a twist of fate, the very fans who once propelled him to stardom, the die-hard supporters, seem to be growing weary of his antics. The 'Papi' persona, once synonymous with innovation and cultural dominance, now seems like a hollow shell, propped up by retweets and hollow accolades. In a world where authenticity and evolution are prized, Drake's stagnation is not just disappointing, it's a glaring testament to how far he's fallen from grace. It's a sad chapter in the story of an artist who once had the world at his fingertips, only to let it slip through his fingers like grains of sand.
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I recommend a job application
- Dec 19, 2023Free YoungBoy
At some point you gotta look at it like he might be the problem.
I mean that could be a fair assumption, but I think him being at the top of the food chain plays a huge role in all this. That cant be ignored
- Dec 19, 2023Htownwolf
I recommend a job application
Already filled out 50 today
- Dec 19, 2023·1 replyetuev
This must be it
"Crack a couple jokes to some b*****s on some snake s***
But if I send a verse to they ass, then they'll take it
Shoot a video, arm around me like we aces
Or pop out at my shows, jump around with me on stages
Probably why these h**s love to shower me with praises"Absolutely none of this applies to Metro, when have Metro and Drake ever jumped around on stage together
- Dec 19, 2023·5 repliesFree YoungBoy
At some point you gotta look at it like he might be the problem.
Also this. Drake has beefed with too many people at this point for everyone else to be the problem.
Like Jay said, if everyone’s crazy, you’re the one that’s insane