lmao exactly
its the most hilarious memeable ass verse I've heard and it perfectly fits a song interpolating one of the corniest pop songs of all time
The reason Way 2 Sexy failed is because Drake, Future and Thug all tried to act hard over that cheesy ass sample
failed
Slide is going to be one of the beat songs on here easily. Loved that snippet for so long
if ye removes his raps from this album, then it might have some potential
That 2nd verse on the Gibbs song
I have to force myself to listen to the new songs but I saw Too Easy linked and played it twice
third listen.
In what sense
in relevance
people found the video funny and blasted the song as a joke for about a week but then it skydived off the charts and now nobody cares about it outside of it being looked at as one of the worst rap songs of all time
mother of God.
tbh ye wasn't all that on this but future went f***ing insano he should've just took it for his own album
We Did It Kid (completed version)
very few may truly ever understand
fantastic song
lmao exactly
its the most hilarious memeable ass verse I've heard and it perfectly fits a song interpolating one of the corniest pop songs of all time
The reason Way 2 Sexy failed is because Drake, Future and Thug all tried to act hard over that cheesy ass sample
On the week of September 18, 2021, "Way 2 Sexy" became the 56th song to debut at number one on the US Billboard Hot 100. The song became Drake's ninth number-one hit on the chart, as well as Future's first and Young Thug's third.20 With this release, Drake extended his record as the rapper with the most #1 songs in history, and Future broke the record for the longest wait to have a #1 hit, this being his 126th entry.21 During this week, Drake had singles from his album that held the entire top-five, matching The Beatles record of simultaneously occupying the top 5 slots on the Hot 100 chart dated April 4, 1964, with the only song not performed by Drake on the top-ten listing being "Stay" by The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber, which was at #6 during the charting week. Furthermore, with Drake and Future's, What a Time to Be Alive previously topping the Billboard 200 on October 10, 2015, it was the first time where two individual acts, had shared a #1 single and album together.22