Jun 13·3 repliesI'm still not over the new vocal tone Drake found 20+ years into his career on Whisper My Name
That hook is so f***ing cold- Jun 13·edited·1 reply
Bs on the Table really is a unbelievably great tune
Grew on me HEAVY the last few days
ICEMAN40 🧤Jun 13FloridaKeys99I'm still not over the new vocal tone Drake found 20+ years into his career on Whisper My Name
That hook is so f***ing coldNah he SLIDDDDDDD
Jun 13·1 reply
TheHeartbreakChildAura
cant afford the spot Drake got but the energy will be the same
Jun 13
DiamondsFlooded40 what’s up shabang
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Jun 13You can try to get your hands on the legend but you’re not touching the legacy
- Jun 13
Drake could turn Memphis up by himself. Would be incredible because Memphis should be a great city
- viserion
cant afford the spot Drake got but the energy will be the same
It’s not about where you are it’s what you bring to the place
club played 3 Drake songs ina row, a good time was had
Drunk af. I just wanna thank the goat real quick for dropping a classic, been on repeat since it dropped aint nothing else been playing but DRAKE DRAKE DRAKE.
janice stfu into shabang went crazy
greedyDaddy is home
Papas around
Careful how niggas is hopping around
·1 replywhen Dont Worry hits you, your life changes.
AOTY
Nobody touching this album except for Drake in the winterCTE from trying me & still, they want another hit
·1 replyFloridaKeys99· editedBs on the Table really is a unbelievably great tune
Grew on me HEAVY the last few days
The trumpet verse is 10/10
In one verse he starts vulnerable and grows into being confident and cocky.
- FloridaKeys99
I'm still not over the new vocal tone Drake found 20+ years into his career on Whisper My Name
That hook is so f***ing coldhook voice reminds me of kmt drake
orangetcovid 👌🏿
SABMAN TURNTeasy explanation, @TommyCampos wears diapers. not because he has to, but because he wants to.
hope this clears up any further misunderstandings.
- viserion
DAMN WHERE SHE AT
She's getting married on Father's Day, Adonis has a new daddy now.
Damn Sophie, why you ain't post your Baby Daddy's single????
·4 repliesThis nigga really a super hybrid rapper
He is often compared to Hov which is valid since they both balance being commercial rappers and conversational/braggadocio lyricist, both have that patented effortless relaxed overly confident matter of fact delivery, both have goated double entendre abilities, both have an affinity for rapping over soul samples (Jay 70s Soul, Drake flips 90s rnb both eras were the era of their respective childhoods), both are business savvy capitalists that use that as a theme in their music
But he’s also so many other legends, he’s got the play boy rnb coded vibes that Biggie had on some of his biggest hits, He’s simultaneously the “white boy” like Eminem with his half Jewish identity being a big part of his identity as an artist, he’s genre blender like Ye and one of the artists that evolved out of the 808s and Heartbreak sound and he also knows how to come up with unserious provocative one liners that are catchy in the same way Ye did, he’s a workaholic like Weezy features on features, projects on projects, tapes albums etc and he spits a lot of similes like Weezy and he also has the ability to rap well on any beat like Weezy (trap, pop, boom bap, whatever)
- ryuH
This nigga really a super hybrid rapper
He is often compared to Hov which is valid since they both balance being commercial rappers and conversational/braggadocio lyricist, both have that patented effortless relaxed overly confident matter of fact delivery, both have goated double entendre abilities, both have an affinity for rapping over soul samples (Jay 70s Soul, Drake flips 90s rnb both eras were the era of their respective childhoods), both are business savvy capitalists that use that as a theme in their music
But he’s also so many other legends, he’s got the play boy rnb coded vibes that Biggie had on some of his biggest hits, He’s simultaneously the “white boy” like Eminem with his half Jewish identity being a big part of his identity as an artist, he’s genre blender like Ye and one of the artists that evolved out of the 808s and Heartbreak sound and he also knows how to come up with unserious provocative one liners that are catchy in the same way Ye did, he’s a workaholic like Weezy features on features, projects on projects, tapes albums etc and he spits a lot of similes like Weezy and he also has the ability to rap well on any beat like Weezy (trap, pop, boom bap, whatever)
Yup crazy to listen how much he’s evolved since RFI/CS days. Can’t think of another artist who’s evolved and perfected their style as much as Drake.
Prez 💎The owl only wakes up to seize the day
- ryuH
This nigga really a super hybrid rapper
He is often compared to Hov which is valid since they both balance being commercial rappers and conversational/braggadocio lyricist, both have that patented effortless relaxed overly confident matter of fact delivery, both have goated double entendre abilities, both have an affinity for rapping over soul samples (Jay 70s Soul, Drake flips 90s rnb both eras were the era of their respective childhoods), both are business savvy capitalists that use that as a theme in their music
But he’s also so many other legends, he’s got the play boy rnb coded vibes that Biggie had on some of his biggest hits, He’s simultaneously the “white boy” like Eminem with his half Jewish identity being a big part of his identity as an artist, he’s genre blender like Ye and one of the artists that evolved out of the 808s and Heartbreak sound and he also knows how to come up with unserious provocative one liners that are catchy in the same way Ye did, he’s a workaholic like Weezy features on features, projects on projects, tapes albums etc and he spits a lot of similes like Weezy and he also has the ability to rap well on any beat like Weezy (trap, pop, boom bap, whatever)
- YoungBreezy
The trumpet verse is 10/10
In one verse he starts vulnerable and grows into being confident and cocky.
He built himself back together all in one song
- ·2 repliesryuH
This nigga really a super hybrid rapper
He is often compared to Hov which is valid since they both balance being commercial rappers and conversational/braggadocio lyricist, both have that patented effortless relaxed overly confident matter of fact delivery, both have goated double entendre abilities, both have an affinity for rapping over soul samples (Jay 70s Soul, Drake flips 90s rnb both eras were the era of their respective childhoods), both are business savvy capitalists that use that as a theme in their music
But he’s also so many other legends, he’s got the play boy rnb coded vibes that Biggie had on some of his biggest hits, He’s simultaneously the “white boy” like Eminem with his half Jewish identity being a big part of his identity as an artist, he’s genre blender like Ye and one of the artists that evolved out of the 808s and Heartbreak sound and he also knows how to come up with unserious provocative one liners that are catchy in the same way Ye did, he’s a workaholic like Weezy features on features, projects on projects, tapes albums etc and he spits a lot of similes like Weezy and he also has the ability to rap well on any beat like Weezy (trap, pop, boom bap, whatever)
Drake is the greatest rapper that has ever lived
Like, seriously
