I thought when it comes to rap the opinions of white people…. Nevermind lol.

Bullshit

Facts lmao

Isn't this precisely the reason why people root for pusha t and Kendrick Lamar so much

pretty much. over half the people against drake wouldn't be against him if he wasn't such an oppressive force in rap history

david vs goliath s***

2009- Cole (The Warm Up)
2010- Drake
2011- Drake
2012- Kendrick
2013- Drake
2014- Cole
2015- tie Kendrick and Drake
2016- Drake
2017- Kendrick
2018- Cole (KOD)
2019- Cole (Revenge of the Dreamers 3)
2020- Drake
2021- Cole
2022- Drake
2023- Cole
2024- ?

Maybe because the guy is in our faces every single year and won’t take a f***in break for some reason?

Imagine arguing over music

I dont see the problem

Two classic albums, meek beef, and apple music loosie beggining ur bugged lmao niggas were tuning into ovo sound radio like it was ppv Drake ran 15 and 16

why is j cole part of this

Kendrick is the clear frontrunner imo. I'm not a fan of any

as for 2015

1. Lupe
2. Earl
3. Future or Kendrick

I be forgetting ktt hates tpab for some reason

overall

2010 Ye
2011 Danny
2012 Billy Woods or Kendrick
2013 Ye
2014 Keef
2015 Lupe
2016 Young Thug or peggy
2017 Brockhampton
2018 Lupe
2019 Dave

fight me (or don't)

JPEGMAFIA in 2016 lol

Billy Woods

2011 Was a Wild Year. I think Cole's Rating in 2013 is questionable, thats definitely one of his strongest years. Miguel really ruled 2013 thats wild.

thug and future 1st equal last ten years as far as im concerned

my man, did the average user on here even know who Billy Woods was prior to Hiding Places in 2019? keep it real with me

So undeserved

More than that bro

Beginning of the year drops a classic IYRTITL

Beefs with Meek Mill in the summer and completely demolishes him with back to back

Teams up with the hottest rapper in the streets that year and drops a collab tape

Near the end of the year hotline bling blows up and ends up bein one of the biggest songs

What Kendrick do? 1 classic album. Cool, still Drakes year.

yea ian listening to these idiots them niggas live in lala land

Based on how this list was compiled, where output is more of a factor than critical acclaim, this is how I’d imagine they’d rank 2022 & 2023…

2022:
1st: Drake (Honestly, Nevermind, Her Loss)

2nd: Kendrick (Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, “The Heart Part 5”)

3rd: J. Cole (D-Day, “Johnny P’s Caddy”, “London”)

2023:
1st: Drake (For All The Dogs, Scary Hours 3, “Meltdown”)

2nd: J. Cole (“Evil Ways”, “First Person Shooter”, “Passport Bros”, “All My Life”)

3rd: Kendrick (“Bad Blood (Remix) (Taylor’s Version)”)