May 12, 2020
ZIPHe's just not very good
Most of his rapping songs are very identical and forgettable
May 12, 2020safeIt’s not a sorry thing
Just try and do better
If you’re gonna troll be funnier
If you’re gonna have legitimate discussion you have to actually start thinking about what you’re saying and understand the stuff you’re talking about
May 12, 2020·2 repliesfor me its just that there's so many more mc's i'd put over him rather than about how good he is as an mc
like there's so many guys who are straight up untouchable on the top ten lists that i dont see a spot for him especially cuz some of those guys have no bad albums and he has at least one imo
- May 12, 2020·1 replyFirst Take
Him having 1 borderline classic is the big argument. I don’t think ppl really care about ghostwriters like that anymore
you can call NWTS borderline although from what I've seen it's pretty much widely accepted as a classic but take care is easily a classic there is no "borderline" about it
- May 12, 2020·1 reply
You cannot look back on 2010s Hip-Hop and ignore Take Care. How you still gonna argue if it's a classic
- May 12, 2020
SUPER REDHe has 0 substance and only raps about relationships with the depth of high school flings and recently began to rap about sending empty threats to his imaginary ops
OP deleted my post and I’m reposting again 😐😐😐
Tbh
May 12, 2020if we talking about drakes contemporaries, is drake even a better straight up rapper than rick ross?
i don't think so.
May 12, 2020Am I the only one who noticed that Nice For What feels like a sequel to Best I Ever Had?
For one they seem to be in the same key, and from a musical standpoint NFW is a NO Bounce version of BIEH. The former deals in a man professing his love for a woman's natural beauty (presumably the natural beauty of all women, much like NFW) while NFW takes that further in a man bigging every day women up who deal with the hardships of life
One could also read that NFW is a spiritual successor to its legendary sample Ex-Factor by Lauryn Hill. The woman (or women at large) Drake is speaking to could be seen as a stand in for Lauryn's "character" in Ex-Factor, and "nice for what to these niggas" pertaining to the same guy who emotionally manipulated Lauryn as depicted in Ex-Factor
...I mean why else take NFW's angle over that sample?
- BRAVE
- May 12, 2020DEL_245
you can call NWTS borderline although from what I've seen it's pretty much widely accepted as a classic but take care is easily a classic there is no "borderline" about it
Exactly
Incredibly well acclaimed, one of the most influential albums of the decade and STILL charting to this day 
May 12, 2020·2 repliesVOTE FOR KANYE@Durkio_World dam. 20+ pages
And nothing was proven.
Just Drake stans talking circles about nothing. In their minds, they're refuting facts, but in reality they're deflecting cause only simpletons stanning Drake
- May 12, 2020·2 repliesiHype
You cannot look back on 2010s Hip-Hop and ignore Take Care. How you still gonna argue if it's a classic
Its arguably the most influential project of the 10s
May 12, 2020·1 replysafeIt’s not a sorry thing
Just try and do better
If you’re gonna troll be funnier
If you’re gonna have legitimate discussion you have to actually start thinking about what you’re saying and understand the stuff you’re talking about? This about drake flopping comment
Because idk numbers look like he flopped
- May 12, 2020·2 repliesHtownwolf
Its arguably the most influential project of the 10s
Nope. 808's.
- May 12, 2020SHAQUILLE
Kanye had the rocky, Drake, Cole generation, he had the Uzis, the Juice wrlds, etc, and even niggas who arent even 20 like Baby Keem
oh ur talking influence. not fans. Well no s*** drake has influence on the next generation
Either way kanye not in this discussion. He an artist not an MC remember
May 12, 2020·1 replysafeIt’s not a sorry thing
Just try and do better
If you’re gonna troll be funnier
If you’re gonna have legitimate discussion you have to actually start thinking about what you’re saying and understand the stuff you’re talking aboutDid you just give him a stern talking to?
- May 12, 2020Pusha P
And nothing was proven.
Just Drake stans talking circles about nothing. In their minds, they're refuting facts, but in reality they're deflecting cause only simpletons stanning Drake
Time to hang it up my guy
May 12, 2020·1 replyThread was moved and they’re still here posting their garbage opinions
- May 12, 2020·1 replyPusha P
And nothing was proven.
Just Drake stans talking circles about nothing. In their minds, they're refuting facts, but in reality they're deflecting cause only simpletons stanning Drake
pretty sure that fat b**** u simpin for bump drake tho
- May 12, 2020·1 replyHtownwolf
Its arguably the most influential project of the 10s
Headlines, The Motto, Marvins Room, HYFR, and Crew Love as singles on 1 album. 1 album.
- May 12, 2020·1 replySynopsis
Nope. 808's.
10s
- May 12, 2020·3 repliesIKARUS2020
? This about drake flopping comment
Because idk numbers look like he flopped
im confused. Are you trolling? because in some threads youre sucking drakes d*** and other threads youre doing the opposite
- May 12, 2020quadra
Did you just give him a stern talking to?
He needs it
- May 12, 2020Kween
Thread was moved and they’re still here posting their garbage opinions
That’s what people do in this sxn
- May 12, 2020BVL
im confused. Are you trolling? because in some threads youre sucking drakes d*** and other threads youre doing the opposite
- May 12, 2020·2 repliessafe
10s
Yes
808's has influenced more people in this decade than take care did.