I’m Birdman

In KTT

BRRRR BRRRR

"3AM on Glenwood" 21 glides so perfectly . maybe am hearin smth totally dif than others here but that one probably my fav at the moment

I fw that flow, hella hard

Small details like this don’t get enough appreciation these days

Let’s have s***in the Nines (let’s do it)
Breaking and bending her spine (let’s do it, let’s do it)
I hate a privileged rapper that ain’t had a hit since he signed (let’s do it)
Niggas be full of excuses act like they taking they time (fr, fr)

Yo his adlib game crazy this album

Real

It's top 5 for me

Drake's discography is so great that even his 10th best album is better than the best project of a lot of other rappers

Top 3 beat on Her Loss, maybe even the best

Once i got passed the petroleum line i really f***ed with it

Only way to listen

like the OTHER stephon

that fake colors video made me appreciate privileged rappers more

i wish the sample was a bit louder though. such a cool flip and you can't really hear it over the bass/vocals when its all going. same with spin bout you

spin bout you has the energy of drake's 2013-2014 features and loosies.

reminds me of DNF by p reign or days in the east or tuesday remix or PND recognise

It’s extremely impressive for a few reasons.

1) billboard changed how streams account for a “physical sale”. The change scaled the numbers back tremendously across the board. Idk what the equivalent would be, but I’m guessing this type of first week pre 2020 would be more like 550-650K.

2) drake doesn’t do physicals (vinyls, cds, etc) so this makes the sales number even more impressive.

3) it shows drake is still very much the leader of the industry because of the consistency of streams.

Recognize that's an all time track

I think 40 did a great job with that mix, one of the songs that stood out to me sonically

The way the sample is kinda distant and understated makes it doper imo

Glad they didn’t have the sample wailing all loud and in the way lol

songs like champagne poetry are some of his best rapping/skills wise and i guess are closer to being introspective/deeper then most of his discog but when i say introspective i mean s*** that comments on the culture/current issues/his personal struggles or fears.

kdot does it with songs like fear and mortal man, cole does it with songs like 4yeo and false prophets, erykah badu did it on songs like A:D 2000, and lauryn hill did it on most of her MTV unplugged album (biggest example being I Gotta Find Peace of Mind)

seems like drake doesn't have the ability to think that far outside himself or he pretends to do so for commercial success which makes it hard for me to consider him one of the goats even tho hes one of my most listened to

nearly all the goats in HH so far have been able to both make introspective music and commercial hits

vapid/surface level introspection isnt what im talkin about, i ruled that out in my og comment

We may pop up on em at will (wheel) like Suzuki

dont think drakes introspective songs are nearly as thought-provoking/interesting as his peers in the goat convo. id bet hes had personal experience and struggles that he could speak on in the same way as those artists did in the songs i mentioned, i just don't know if he has the songwriting ability to make them as interesting.

Bring on the problems

Take it from a Viet, thats a rookie ass mistake

ktt2.com drake sxn need a business office

Privileged rappers beat stuck in my head