CLB BMO

9mo

21 did, thug is in jail, quavo got his own beef he has to worry about. Every single artist in that list has spoke nothing but love for what Drake did for their respective careers this narrative that Drake is some parasite is so tired

Zack From The Six

9mo

The part about the rappers he made collabs with is just hilarious and he just sounds salty that he couldnt boost their careers like drake did. none of those artists share kendricks view, they were more than happy to work with drake

2ILL

9mo

Some of my favorite lines from the whole back and forth

People have been discussing though and let’s just say some feel targeted

skibidihawk2ahh

9mo

Yeah same thing with his buying your memorabilia when it’s up for auction thing

ragedsycokiller

9mo

You're seriously saying this after Metro, Future, and Ross started this s***?

FREE

9mo

Yea Drake attitude def went from "I'm glad to be here" to "You should be thankful I even rap".

Once he started bigging up Morgan Wallen and Taylor Swift then dogging out Kendrick raps as being slave bars it was like hmmmm.

You can get an idea of how he feels about rap now in this beef.

ragedsycokiller

9mo

If Atlanta artists didn't join together to create the Avengers then this diss doesn't work. But we clearly see they all got problems with Drake acting like a snake or b**** behind the scenes.

That's why this verse is so great.

X7JQ9L2MF4A8Z

9mo

idk dawg, if Katy Perry did a song with Young Thug, then started saying slatt and slime in her music with a southern drawl, im definitely hitting a

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

9mo

The slave line is still so offbase that even with the "fake activist" follow up line attached to it, you just gotta wonder why Drake thought this was a good angle for him specifically to take

X7JQ9L2MF4A8Z

9mo

outsiders never like to be reminded that they’re outside…

CLB BMO

9mo

Drake is some mixed kid with family in the south, I feel like the line between culture vulture and appreciation is skewed so negatively for him compared to other artists. He blew up in 09 by implementing Houston’s sound. His father was playing and sending him old R&B and Jazz. Then he went to Atlanta got engrained in their music scene and was inspired by it.

I feel like that’s far different from some white pop artist suddenly acting like she moves like that

Water Giver

9mo

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Its just Kendrick continued point from Euphoria that Drake is not the same person that he was when they were cool back on TC to NWTS.

One of the 3 major points of Kendrick in all his disses that started on Euphoria is that Drake has been acting more and more stereotypically American black as the years go on when that is not who he is nor does he have any bases in it. And that Drake is a completely different person now than back then.

Such as his Canada lines, how many features till you feel like you black enough line, you have to adapt to America to get big etc.

Idiots think its colorism bars just like Drakes dumbass who also missed the point of that and multiple other songs/lines, but its deeper and its not about him being mixed & its clear as day, especially on Euphoria & Not Like Us (which the title of NLU is even on that subject, hes literally not like us while trying so hard to be like us).

Yes Drake collabing with these artists does help them out to whatever degree, BUT people forget it ALSO HELPS DRAKE as well. It got Drake in more clubs, got Drake in the "streets" when street niggas used to hate Drake the most, changed Drakes soft & "Drake the type of nigga" image & made him more popular with black people in general.

And yes, collabing with artists outside your element isnt a bad thing in itself, but when YOU start pretending thst youre also of that same element as the artists youre collabing with just because youre around them, thats when it gets fishy. And we would and do clown literally everyone else that does that. Such as Post Malone, the random white kid that pops up every few years pretending to be drill, Tecca etc.

There is a clear difference of Drake after Nothing Was the Same, nothing was literally not the same afterwards, and thats one of Kendrick's point. And Kendrick futher point is that he let it get to his head to where he thinks he is actually like those street artists. Pump faking & a poser.

You (Drake) become more and more "American black" & you become more and more of a sicko as the years go on which this is not who you were at all when I knew you.

And again, he gives the most examples in Euphoria & Not Like Us.

Drake is not like us, but he is trying so damn hard to be like us. And it weird and pathetic. Just be you.

And theres multiple examples as well even outside Kendrick. Such as the Wayne call interview when he first signed him "keep it Canadian", to Drake living in a upper middle class neighborhood and being a literal actor, Drake being more for the ladies & downbad guys but now its about guns and mob life etc.

Thats what the "angle" is about. And it started on Euphoria. And goes into the point of Kendrick saying youre not true to yourself, & deeper than just that, you are also lost in the sauce way too much.

Drake, for years now, is trying very hard "to be down".

Water Giver

9mo

· edited

Its just Kendrick continued point from Euphoria that Drake is not the same person that he was when they were cool back on TC to NWTS.

One of the 3 major points of Kendrick in all his disses that started on Euphoria is that Drake has been acting more and more stereotypically American black as the years go on when that is not who he is nor does he have any bases in it. And that Drake is a completely different person now than back then.

Such as his Canada lines, how many features till you feel like you black enough line, you have to adapt to America to get big etc.

Idiots think its colorism bars just like Drakes dumbass who also missed the point of that and multiple other songs/lines, but its deeper and its not about him being mixed & its clear as day, especially on Euphoria & Not Like Us (which the title of NLU is even on that subject, hes literally not like us while trying so hard to be like us).

Yes Drake collabing with these artists does help them out to whatever degree, BUT people forget it ALSO HELPS DRAKE as well. It got Drake in more clubs, got Drake in the "streets" when street niggas used to hate Drake the most, changed Drakes soft & "Drake the type of nigga" image & made him more popular with black people in general.

And yes, collabing with artists outside your element isnt a bad thing in itself, but when YOU start pretending thst youre also of that same element as the artists youre collabing with just because youre around them, thats when it gets fishy. And we would and do clown literally everyone else that does that. Such as Post Malone, the random white kid that pops up every few years pretending to be drill, Tecca etc.

There is a clear difference of Drake after Nothing Was the Same, nothing was literally not the same afterwards, and thats one of Kendrick's point. And Kendrick futher point is that he let it get to his head to where he thinks he is actually like those street artists. Pump faking & a poser.

You (Drake) become more and more "American black" & you become more and more of a sicko as the years go on which this is not who you were at all when I knew you.

And again, he gives the most examples in Euphoria & Not Like Us.

Drake is not like us, but he is trying so damn hard to be like us. And it weird and pathetic. Just be you.

And theres multiple examples as well even outside Kendrick. Such as the Wayne call interview when he first signed him "keep it Canadian", to Drake living in a upper middle class neighborhood and being a literal actor, Drake being more for the ladies & downbad guys but now its about guns and mob life etc.

Thats what the "angle" is about. And it started on Euphoria. And goes into the point of Kendrick saying youre not true to yourself, & deeper than just that, you are also lost in the sauce way too much.

Drake, for years now, is trying very hard "to be down".

Zero

9mo

thats why they all came out and defended him right?

Zack From The Six

9mo

The part about the rappers he made collabs with is just hilarious and he just sounds salty that he couldnt boost their careers like drake did. none of those artists share kendricks view, they were more than happy to work with drake

ragedsycokiller

9mo

You're seriously saying this after Metro, Future, and Ross started this s***?

JeffersonSteelflex

9mo

so in your eyes there’s nothing that drake has done that you disagree with?

Zack From The Six

9mo

he has done plenty of things I disagree with. no human being is perfect.

JeffersonSteelflex

9mo

name at least 3