This album has opened up a lot of interesting conversations like

Knowing the basic history of a genre

Falling Back video so hard

Sales talk and critic reception conversations

you said let me make the worst possivle ranking ever

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Like Drake said, it’s okay if you don’t get it now but you will eventually

what’s going on here

That’s what happens when white people culturally appropriate and water down a genre that isn’t theirs. Can’t blame young people for not knowing when the only time they’d see / hear this style of music in the past 15 years it was coming from a white face

Keepin it a buck, these vocals are trash

Dyslexic ranking.

Almost sunset (Massive) time where I’m at

I promise you actual fans of house music know this basic s*** lol. The producers themselves have a lot of reverence for it as well.

A lot of this was underground and the Europeans embraced it on a more popular scale. America was kind of busy doing this thing called rap music. Got pretty popular. It even came to dominate popular music too! And by and large it was by black artists. Crazy! Several black billionaires from it. Countless pop culture icons.

When last did we feel this closе together?
Chasing sunsets in California
Don't makе me wait, babe, it's been forever
Don't take forever

F*** House music… Drizzy just made Mansion music.

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Reggae has suffered ALLOT from gentrification

It amazes me how much white people love the most basic, pop friendly, white band reggae music. But am I surprised? Eh not really… 😒

Of course the actual fans of house music already know this, but like you just said, it’s not a huge genre of music in America, so of course a large percentage of Drake’s fanbase (which is primarily young Americans) were previously unaware that it is a black genre.

You can’t be mad at people who aren’t fans of a genre not being aware of the genre’s roots when it’s been completely gentrified over the past 20 years.

Drake fans are younger people who are rap/R&B fans… of course they wouldn’t know the origins of house music. That’s why it is an important thing that this album is opening up that discussion to educate an entire generation of people about a genre they might’ve previously dismissed because the gentrification of it resulted in them viewing it as “white music”

At my moms and dads house simply waiting it to get dark so I can make that 1 hour long drive back home bumping this album in its natural setting

oh when youre ready
we can put this behind us
baby we can find us again

I'm not mad at it, I just don't find it interesting and it's not even about the actual music and honestly Drake has pillaged so many different regional scenes at this point. I mean there's a Canadian and British guy from Atlanta cosplaying Memphis on this album