4 years later song still generates 30+ page threads. Iconic KTT moment and top 5 diss record ever
It did 0 damage to Drake's career, that's the point lol.
Pusha dropped the diss and Drake went silent for 2 weeks, then he announced more dates to his tour, dropped the video for I'm Upset, posted the Scorpion tracklist and dropped the album. The album dropped, In My Feelings took over the world and that was it lol. It didn't even last up to 3 weeks. Drake's album dropped and that s*** was done.
Even Back to Back (which I don't really consider a diss record) did more damage to Meek's career even if not as a direct result. Meek admitted that people in the industry and even people in his city stopped f***ing with him after the song dropped, he became a permanent joke online (mostly because of all the dumb s*** he's done since then but still), he dropped that album in 2016 that flopped and then went to jail. It was like bad s*** after bad s*** for him after that diss. He even said so himself.
Drake just took a break for 2 weeks and returned like nothing happened and continued dominating like he was doing before the diss dropped. It even had Pusha questioning if there was a point to the diss in later interviews he did that year because he probably thought the moment would be bigger and would last longer.
nah this user is definitely that one crazy ass drake stan on Twitter
“Little Wayne”
Honestly ain’t even surprised. He was raised by a white woman.
That is a white man
crazy how people only ever listen to that new kendrick once. meanwhile when a new drake album drops, that's all anybody playing all summer.
https://twitter.com/HipHopNumbers/status/1529574968954015744Drake Stan’s lives are so worthless they gotta live their life through his achievements
Ether
No Vaseline
Hit ‘Em up
TSOA
Top 4 diss track OAT.
might slightly edge hit em up because the outlawz verses were just OK
I see Kendrick Stan’s tryna redirect the energy
Obsessed in both Kendrick and non Kendrick threads.
Time to accept you're one of us
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