deleteduser579

2y

definitely a cracker

young majid

2y

There we have it folks

deleteduser579

2y

definitely a cracker

lnstinct

2y

Racist prick

lnstinct

2y

Racist prick

Whatcouldgowrong

2y

who's this guy

Whatcouldgowrong

2y

NWTS Release Party

Whatcouldgowrong

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.

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

young majid

2y

There we have it folks

Whatcouldgowrong

2y

https://www.complex.com/music/a/complex/drake-i-remain-calm-cover-story

Whatcouldgowrong

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.

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

Bofa

2y

Just like the girls Kendrick f***s

Tilia

2y

We have Drake references for OVO artists and more crodi

Whatcouldgowrong

2y

Come Thru - Campbell and Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH) credited
10 bands - Quentin Miller and writer Adam Feeney credited
Know Your Self - Kyle J. Francis credited
No Tellin - Quentin Miller, Kenza Samir credited
Madonna - Terrius Mykel??????
Preach - Alica Keys, Kerry Brothers, Jr credited
Used To - Kyle J. Francis & M. Giombini???? //// Quentin Miller and Kenza Samir credited
6 man - Quentin Miller credited
The Jungle - Kenza Samir credited
6PM in New York - Kenza Samir

Kenza Samir is a friend of Drake's and a poet who has several writing credits on Drake tracks. She is known for contributing to Connect off of Nothing Was The Same, and four tracks off of If You're Reading this; No tellin, Used To, Jungle and 6pm In New York.

He has said this about her in a 2014 Vibe interview

Who helped me write on“Connect” is this girl Kenza. She’s a great girl and a phenomenal poetry writer. We just sit together and come up with the best way to say things. Actually, me and her did the lyric “love people and use things and not the other way around.” It’s cool to get another creative mind in there, just someone who’s thinking solely about the words and not the melodies and placement. It’s nice to read her poetry sometimes, I’ll take from that.

Whatcouldgowrong

2y

0:35

0:11

Whatcouldgowrong

2y

37:50 Peter Rosenberg says Drake told him personally that he didnt' write a song off of Thank Me Later

Whatcouldgowrong

2y

Crew Love - "Palman" (OVO Hush) is credited
Take Care - "Palman" (OVO Hush) is credited
Marvins Room - Writer Jason Beck got writing credit
Under Ground Kings - "Palman" (Hush) is credited
Will Be Fine - "Palman" (OVO Hush) is credited
Make Me Proud - Producer and songer writer Nikhil "Kromatik" Seetharam was credited and song writer Kenza Samir and Palman (Hush)
Cameras / Good Ones Go Interlude - Credit was given to Tesfaye (The Weeknd), Palman (Hush) and Beck.
HYFR - Samir and Palman (OVO Hush) are credited.

The Ride - Tesfaye and Palman (OVO Hush) are credited
Tuscan Leather - Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH) is credited
Furthest Thing - Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH), Marvin Thomas and Adrian Eccleston credited
Wu Tang Forever - Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH)
Own It - Brathwaite, Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH) and Proctor credited
Worst Behavior - Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH) and Fisher (Detail)
Hold On, We're Going Home - It's well known Majid Jordan wrote this song.
Connect - Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH) and writer Kenza Samir
The Language - Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH) is credited
305 to my city - unknown person "Proctor" is credited
"Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2 - Anthony Palman (OVO HUSH), Fisher and Proctor credited

OVO "Hush" aka Young Tony