doot doot

3y

it’s so over

elder

3y

I look at this response to Joe. What he said to Charlemagne. His live performance deteriorating. Something ain’t right. I hope he’s able to clear his head with this break he’s gonna take

Valentine

3y

They banned someone for doing the same thing earlier, b**** ass d***rider

tmz

3y

you sound mad sus

AshTheRobot

3y

I obviously don't know the guy. I'm just making this judgement based on what I'm listening to, and what I'm seeing. probably gonna end up writing a whole essay, but

1. constantly hopping on trends. For Exp. Hanging out with Kai Cenat. Streaming with Ninja back in Scorpion era. Maybe he's genuinely a fan. But can't imagine anybody over the age of 25 genuinely watching Kai Cenat. And theres not a lot of overlap in their careers. Comes across a business move. Young people love Kai, so him going out of his way to hang around Kai gets him cool points with younger audiences.

2. Hanging out and collabing with every young and new artist. Again, maybe he's genuinely cool with Sexy Redd. Maybe he genuinely felt she was needed on the song. But he has a history of just hoping on a track with every single trending artist. Makes think he's going "Oh. Sexy Redd is HOT right now. I HAVE to get her on the album"

3. Dropping 20+ track album. Which helps in the streaming era.

4. Dropping a new project like every year for the like the past 5+ years.

5. His subject matter making very little evolution across projects. he's been talking about the same stuff for over a decade now.

6. Album titles having borderline little meaning to the album itself. At least on the surface. After listening to this album, I have no clue why it was called "For All The Dogs". Just leads me to thinking he only named it that because he thought it sounded cool.

In isolation none of these things are bad. But everything leads me to believing he's not truly passionate about music, or the craft anymore.
He comes across as a man that doesn't want to ever give up his spot at the top. Comes across as his main goal being to maximize profits, and collect accolades.

Obviously music is a business. Obviously making money is the goal. But Drake is already one of the biggest musicians in the history of the entire music industry. Unless he screws up his image doing something illegal, he's pretty much GURANTEED to make a massive profit with what he releases. He's in a place where he can just chill out, and drop music whenever he's inspired.

If we compare this to Jay-Z's late career.

1. He doesn't drop every single year. There are even 4-5+ year gaps between albums. Which leads me to believe that when he DOES drop he's feeling truly inspired and passionate about what he's releasing.

2. 4:44 doesn't feel like it was hopping on trendy sounds that were prevalent that year. And the gaps between albums gives him more freedom with subject matter. We don't know what his thoughts on recent events are. We don't know whats been happening in his life. So he has a lot to update us on.

3- Jay DOES collab with the new gen from time to time. And he even talks highly of newer rappers. But he doesnt hand out features. and its rare that we'll see a new artist who's only been hot for a year being feature on a Jay album. So that leads me to believe that if Jay wanted them on the album, he REALLY f***s with their sound and felt like this collab was NEEDED for that particular song.

doot doot

3y

it’s so over

Slingshot

3y

Point being !!

mov

3y

"Jessika"

thekid187

3y

taylor is an exception had has a different type of machine behind her and and caters to the fanbase with the most disposable income (aka yt women) while going for physicals

if you need to bring up taylor swift to say drake is falling off you already lost the argument

at the same time, its not surprising after reading some of your posts, you seem tight about this for no reason.

celebrating drakes imaginary downfall is probably gonna be one of your biggest events this year, which is a bit sad tbh

elder

3y

This nigga recorded Sandra’s rose for Drake? Cmon Aubrey that’s foul smh. Parks barely even said s*** about the album lmao

AshTheRobot

3y

I obviously don't know the guy. I'm just making this judgement based on what I'm listening to, and what I'm seeing. probably gonna end up writing a whole essay, but

1. constantly hopping on trends. For Exp. Hanging out with Kai Cenat. Streaming with Ninja back in Scorpion era. Maybe he's genuinely a fan. But can't imagine anybody over the age of 25 genuinely watching Kai Cenat. And theres not a lot of overlap in their careers. Comes across a business move. Young people love Kai, so him going out of his way to hang around Kai gets him cool points with younger audiences.

2. Hanging out and collabing with every young and new artist. Again, maybe he's genuinely cool with Sexy Redd. Maybe he genuinely felt she was needed on the song. But he has a history of just hoping on a track with every single trending artist. Makes think he's going "Oh. Sexy Redd is HOT right now. I HAVE to get her on the album"

3. Dropping 20+ track album. Which helps in the streaming era.

4. Dropping a new project like every year for the like the past 5+ years.

5. His subject matter making very little evolution across projects. he's been talking about the same stuff for over a decade now.

6. Album titles having borderline little meaning to the album itself. At least on the surface. After listening to this album, I have no clue why it was called "For All The Dogs". Just leads me to thinking he only named it that because he thought it sounded cool.

In isolation none of these things are bad. But everything leads me to believing he's not truly passionate about music, or the craft anymore.
He comes across as a man that doesn't want to ever give up his spot at the top. Comes across as his main goal being to maximize profits, and collect accolades.

Obviously music is a business. Obviously making money is the goal. But Drake is already one of the biggest musicians in the history of the entire music industry. Unless he screws up his image doing something illegal, he's pretty much GURANTEED to make a massive profit with what he releases. He's in a place where he can just chill out, and drop music whenever he's inspired.

If we compare this to Jay-Z's late career.

1. He doesn't drop every single year. There are even 4-5+ year gaps between albums. Which leads me to believe that when he DOES drop he's feeling truly inspired and passionate about what he's releasing.

2. 4:44 doesn't feel like it was hopping on trendy sounds that were prevalent that year. And the gaps between albums gives him more freedom with subject matter. We don't know what his thoughts on recent events are. We don't know whats been happening in his life. So he has a lot to update us on.

3- Jay DOES collab with the new gen from time to time. And he even talks highly of newer rappers. But he doesnt hand out features. and its rare that we'll see a new artist who's only been hot for a year being feature on a Jay album. So that leads me to believe that if Jay wanted them on the album, he REALLY f***s with their sound and felt like this collab was NEEDED for that particular song.

Jessika

3y

you were the kid to ask teachers if everyone was still taking a pop quiz after a teacher forgot huh you little rat

2words

3y

No that’s not what I did, you misunderstood

bigbelts

3y

Nah i understood correctly. You being weird in here trying to deduce one of his only appropriate responses to attention seeking for drake stans

Valentine

3y

Nah I cheated on an exam and my teacher looked me dead in the face and gave me an A, we are not the same p****

Lame ass ifunny joke

deleteduser579

3y

niggas still letting 2words troll them

Jessika

3y

grown ass man crying to moderators on a half dead forum crine you are def an loser

2words

3y

Bro you missed my point, I never said that moment was an example, but that moment is the moment he’s been chasing

deleteduser579

3y

niggas still letting 2words troll them