I’m crying man
Drake s***posted on an IG reel and this dude got the camera out, edited the lighting to make it look introspective, and spent his afternoon crafting a response
https://twitter.com/robmarkman/status/1960059811292410249Mark a real one. My money on him if they were to box 🤷♂️
TAKE CARE
NWTS
IF YOU’RE READING THIS
VIEWS
MORE LIFE
SCORPI
you’re right, it’s more than 5
TC
NWTS
IYRTITL
that’s it. i might let views slide cus it influenced a whole wave of niggas to make bloated albums to boost streams
Not you being a passive aggressive hoe. Put some names on that s***
It’s da stars nigga anytime
I quote him he goes silent
Da whole building
PUT CUFFS ON DA WHOLE BUILDING
why is she following dave free and not mr morale?
Imma beat dis nigga up
I’m crying man
Drake s***posted on an IG reel and this dude got the camera out, edited the lighting to make it look introspective, and spent his afternoon crafting a response
https://twitter.com/robmarkman/status/1960059811292410249He’s one of the calmest and most non biased people in hip hop media
10000 Drake fan pages can post how “Drake owned Rob Markman” but he’s not allowed to make a video? He didn’t even say anything crazy in this
It’s da stars nigga anytime
I quote him he goes silent
He never engages directly with who he wants to talk s*** about. Unapologetic feminine behavior.
He never engages directly with who he wants to talk s*** about. Unapologetic feminine behavior.
I swear I seen yall go back and forth this past week
I swear I seen yall go back and forth this past week
Not recently lol all he does now is wait for 2 or 3 other niggas to quote me then reply indirectly.
what does that sound like?
PUT CUFFS ON DA WHOLE BUILDING
Damn
I think Drake represents the opposite of what Pac did in the rap game
Drake is more like Puff or Ja Rule 🙃
Had the gall to use an AI voice of Pac saying “talk about young girls, that’s a gift from me” then sues his opp for defamation and buys the Pac chain to wave around with racist Kick streamers
At least Pac went to war with his enemies and died behind it, Drake just has his tail between his legs and fronts like he’s a hopeless victim just like Puff and BIG did after Pac died
Hell, BIG only responded after Pac died with “Long Kiss Goodnight” with a subliminal verse, he was too scared to directly go head-on even though his label mates were willing to do so right after Hit ‘Em Up dropped




I don’t think Drake could ever make music like this, Pac had heart and self-respect and was willing to be a true soldier for what he believed in to the very end
Drake believes in nothing, I think he is a core part of why hip-hop has visibly degenerated into such a fast-food genre in the past 10-15 years but that’s another conversation to be had
I don’t think Drake could ever make music like this, Pac had heart and self-respect and was willing to be a true soldier for what he believed in to the very end
Drake believes in nothing, I think he is a core part of why hip-hop has visibly degenerated into such a fast-food genre in the past 10-15 years but that’s another conversation to be had
Drake believes in nothing, I think he is a core part of why hip-hop has visibly degenerated into such a vapid fast-food genre (at least for what becomes popular) in the past 10-15 years but that’s another conversation to be had
Y'all niggas are crazy lmao
I think Drake represents the opposite of what Pac did in the rap game
Drake is more like Puff or Ja Rule 🙃
Anyone actually familiar with Pac’s music would never make an unironic Drake comparison
Dis what yall sound like
This sound more like you
How could one group of 30+ year old men all be so corny?
https://twitter.com/boi1da/status/1960161994461331795
Anyone actually familiar with Pac’s music would never make an unironic Drake comparison
I think the line from the whole beef that has really stuck with me is
“I make music that electrify 'em, you make music that pacify 'em.”
because it describes my biggest problem with Drake as an artist that is trying to cement himself as the overall hip-hop GOAT as well as the direction within hip-hop that he represents