Classic Drake album in the sense it gets better with each listen
How many chances have you had to listen???
Anyone got any gifs of drake burning down the bot farm
It's his best album......
Let’s take it back a notch
ICEMAN is f***ing amazing thank you Drake
Other 2 didn’t really click for me first listen tbh besides a few songs, might just be cause I’m tired af tho Need to relisten tmrw
B's On The Table is so good
S*** sounds like Her Loss 2
He was tryna play both sides
F*** him
absolute insane behaviour especially given that cole was the first to respond with 7 minute drill lmao
Nah yall not seeing the vision for Maid of Honour yall gotta wait till yall go outside then judge
Not sure about that point about us not using that word - in my experience, we use that word pretty regularly
Define us and where
And that still doesn't change the fact nigga is still American and black American culture - which is the entire point from Kendricks angle that he touches on Euphoria, MTG and NLU
Doesn't mean you have to agree with it or like it, but that's what it was about, and he felt Drake wasn't being authentic and kept "regressing" into an American facade compared to his earlier career
Dude really dropped 40 songs to show how disappointing he can be in 40 different ways.
Dude really dropped 40 songs to show how disappointing he can be in 40 different ways.
Well Daniel Caesar is a singer who doesn’t have any of the history that Drake has.
Drake has done black face
Drake has called the way Black Americans speaks “ghetto and disgusting” . If you’re entering a rap battle, you probably shouldn’t have those holes in your upbringing as a white, black, jewish, roadman, jamaican, mexican Pop singer.
Also kinda proving my point by describing him as "WHITE, black, Jewish...". He's biracial, makes him an easier target for "You shouldn't be saying nigga"
When people say the word around you, are you basing their ability to say the word on "What have they done for black culture? Are they American?". Or are you thinking "They look black, I guess it's cool" ?
White Americans who do a lot for the black American community and love the culture don't get to say it, that's not the standard for saying the word. It's always been race
Also kinda proving my point by describing him as "WHITE, black, Jewish...". He's biracial, makes him an easier target for "You shouldn't be saying nigga"
When people say the word around you, are you basing their ability to say the word on "What have they done for black culture? Are they American?". Or are you thinking "They look black, I guess it's cool" ?
White Americans who do a lot for the black American community and love the culture don't get to say it, that's not the standard for saying the word. It's always been race
I dont know what y'all are arguing about but I know it aint worth it
Nigga finna occupy the top 3 on BB200, pass Michael Jackson for #1s and occupy the entire Top 40