That's fair.
Like why as a 37 year old make that the theme of your album. I get that. With Her Loss and this album it seemed like he wanted to talk his s***. But I can see how someone thinks that immature.
ah, yeah you just said what ive been tryna say or explain the whole time, "why make that the theme of your album" (or a more broad "alot of your music now")
His vulnerability back then was probably deep to us since we were super young. If you listen to that stuff now, a lot of his vulnerability about women is basically the same now.
Shot for me for example is a whole I made you, you aren't anything without me. You aren't gonna be anything without me. Basically what he says on FATD. FATD and his newer stuff like Her Loss basically has the same viewpoints he had on TC, etc just in a more angry, bitter tone.
So you are telling me 10+ years he hasn't really changed his viewpoints on women?
And I do think, everyone clowning him for being vulnerable/soft made him shy away from that and made him into the person he is today. I also think the Pusha beef really did a number on him too.
How would his viewpoint on women change he's been famous since 14?
His vulnerability back then was probably deep to us since we were super young. If you listen to that stuff now, a lot of his vulnerability about women is basically the same now.
Shot for me for example is a whole I made you, you aren't anything without me. You aren't gonna be anything without me. Basically what he says on FATD. FATD and his newer stuff like Her Loss basically has the same viewpoints he had on TC, etc just in a more angry, bitter tone.
So you are telling me 10+ years he hasn't really changed his viewpoints on women?
And I do think, everyone clowning him for being vulnerable/soft made him shy away from that and made him into the person he is today. I also think the Pusha beef really did a number on him too.
Drake is 5 years older than me I never thought he was deep. I don't look to rappers to be role models.
company has to be a top 10 drake song right?
That's fair.
Like why as a 37 year old make that the theme of your album. I get that. With Her Loss and this album it seemed like he wanted to talk his s***. But I can see how someone thinks that immature.
I put less emphasis on Her Loss because it's with 21 Savage, has a mixtape feel, etc. Going in, you knew what to expect. It was going to be flexing, I don't care bars, etc.
Keep in mind I enjoy listening to Her Loss and FATD (More so Her Loss). But that doesn't mean me as a listener can't look at these songs and go man I wish this dude grew up sooner than later and provided something different. Only so long he can collab with people like Cash Cobain, Yeat, Sexxy Redd, get dressed by Yachty etc, before he's looked at as a dude stuck in the past.
Drake is 5 years older than me I never thought he was deep. I don't look to rappers to be role models.
Never said they are role models. But since you are a man in your 30s, you are telling me you listen to some of the stuff he says, especially about women and don't find his viewpoints comically childish?
He literally thinks buying them things, is enough for their love and affection. And if they dare go against him, they are at fault. It's a bit objectifying and a very young boy mentality.
And the go to response to this is all rappers are the same way. And I'm not disagreeing, but the topic is Drake. His peers are also Cole and Kendrick, who seemed to have matured through the years VS. him.
I put less emphasis on Her Loss because it's with 21 Savage, has a mixtape feel, etc. Going in, you knew what to expect. It was going to be flexing, I don't care bars, etc.
Keep in mind I enjoy listening to Her Loss and FATD (More so Her Loss). But that doesn't mean me as a listener can't look at these songs and go man I wish this dude grew up sooner than later and provided something different. Only so long he can collab with people like Cash Cobain, Yeat, Sexxy Redd, get dressed by Yachty etc, before he's looked at as a dude stuck in the past.
i dont mind the cash cobain, sexxy redd, yachty s*** etc really because i still feel like hes sort of helping bring up other people he likes or just being able to work with people he genuinely enjoys himself, like thats the vibes i get from those types
agree with the rest tho, exactly like "i wish this guy i used to relate to on wanting to get famous, give back to my family, date hot chicks, would grow up like i did and tell me about how hes handling trauma, what being a father is like, wanting to settle down, how hes migrating from rap/drugs/whatever into businesses"
like i mean thats basically what Jay Z finally did on 4:44 iirc, would be nice for drake to do it sooner, for me i wish he would
His vulnerability back then was probably deep to us since we were super young. If you listen to that stuff now, a lot of his vulnerability about women is basically the same now.
Shot for me for example is a whole I made you, you aren't anything without me. You aren't gonna be anything without me. Basically what he says on FATD. FATD and his newer stuff like Her Loss basically has the same viewpoints he had on TC, etc just in a more angry, bitter tone.
So you are telling me 10+ years he hasn't really changed his viewpoints on women?
And I do think, everyone clowning him for being vulnerable/soft made him shy away from that and made him into the person he is today. I also think the Pusha beef really did a number on him too.
My b for the multiple responses.
2010 you gone make someone around me catch a body like that.
2021 to be real I never did one crime but my brothers could never caption that line
2023 to be real I wasn't gangster until now I was quiet as a mouse
2023 if Chubbs has on the chanel side bag you don't want to see him reach inside
Drake has never changed up Pusha T didn't get to him this idea he adapted a mob persona is lazy and disingenuous.
I put less emphasis on Her Loss because it's with 21 Savage, has a mixtape feel, etc. Going in, you knew what to expect. It was going to be flexing, I don't care bars, etc.
Keep in mind I enjoy listening to Her Loss and FATD (More so Her Loss). But that doesn't mean me as a listener can't look at these songs and go man I wish this dude grew up sooner than later and provided something different. Only so long he can collab with people like Cash Cobain, Yeat, Sexxy Redd, get dressed by Yachty etc, before he's looked at as a dude stuck in the past.
It’s tough with your point because his idea for the longest time of staying relevant is to stay young and keep collaborating with newer artists. So it’s a bit of sacrifice I feel.
i dont mind the cash cobain, sexxy redd, yachty s*** etc really because i still feel like hes sort of helping bring up other people he likes or just being able to work with people he genuinely enjoys himself, like thats the vibes i get from those types
agree with the rest tho, exactly like "i wish this guy i used to relate to on wanting to get famous, give back to my family, date hot chicks, would grow up like i did and tell me about how hes handling trauma, what being a father is like, wanting to settle down, how hes migrating from rap/drugs/whatever into businesses"
like i mean thats basically what Jay Z finally did on 4:44 iirc, would be nice for drake to do it sooner, for me i wish he would
That's fair.
I always got the vibe, he's trying to stay relevant by jumping on those people's tracks. And my argument to prove my point is, that Yeat song is CLEARLY a Yeat song, that Drake added a lazy verse to.
That Cash Cobain song unfortunately was totally copied. He literally almost word for word took that reference track.
That Bad Bunny song was a Bad Bunny song that Drake added a few lazy lines to.
If he truly was into their music (which he may be) you'd think he would add to the songs, rather than just basically be a bystander to their sound.
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Never said they are role models. But since you are a man in your 30s, you are telling me you listen to some of the stuff he says, especially about women and don't find his viewpoints comically childish?
He literally thinks buying them things, is enough for their love and affection. And if they dare go against him, they are at fault. It's a bit objectifying and a very young boy mentality.
And the go to response to this is all rappers are the same way. And I'm not disagreeing, but the topic is Drake. His peers are also Cole and Kendrick, who seemed to have matured through the years VS. him.
I agree Kendrick and Cole come off more mature doesn't make it true.
No I don't look at his statements and
assume I know his thought process on women.
This is the same guy who said I hate calling the women b****es but the b****es love it way back in 2011. He years later doubled down on this in the Sunday Caleb interview. That's the Joe Buddens getting to y'all like your mind readers worst part of modern rap. Shout out rap genius.
That's fair.
I always got the vibe, he's trying to stay relevant by jumping on those people's tracks. And my argument to prove my point is, that Yeat song is CLEARLY a Yeat song, that Drake added a lazy verse to.
That Cash Cobain song unfortunately was totally copied. He literally almost word for word took that reference track.
That Bad Bunny song was a Bad Bunny song that Drake added a few lazy lines to.
If he truly was into their music (which he may be) you'd think he would add to the songs, rather than just basically be a bystander to their sound.
yeah i think its hit or miss, maybe not all of them like i wasnt even thinking of bad bunny, those definitely felt like him hopping on the hype
That's fair.
I always got the vibe, he's trying to stay relevant by jumping on those people's tracks. And my argument to prove my point is, that Yeat song is CLEARLY a Yeat song, that Drake added a lazy verse to.
That Cash Cobain song unfortunately was totally copied. He literally almost word for word took that reference track.
That Bad Bunny song was a Bad Bunny song that Drake added a few lazy lines to.
If he truly was into their music (which he may be) you'd think he would add to the songs, rather than just basically be a bystander to their sound.
Cash Cobain literally said it was AI.
Drake has never disowned or ran from any reference track for him or by him.
The album has 23 tracks
The Re-Release had 6 new tracks
Plus the single that didn't make the album
Plus the 5 or so features that year.
Like damn.
I agree Kendrick and Cole come off more mature doesn't make it true.
No I don't look at his statements and
assume I know his thought process on women.
This is the same guy who said I hate calling the women b****es but the b****es love it way back in 2011. He years later doubled down on this in the Sunday Caleb interview. That's the Joe Buddens getting to y'all like your mind readers worst part of modern rap. Shout out rap genius.
yeah but i mean, youre basically saying he hasnt aged and we just saying we wish he did
My b for the multiple responses.
2010 you gone make someone around me catch a body like that.
2021 to be real I never did one crime but my brothers could never caption that line
2023 to be real I wasn't gangster until now I was quiet as a mouse
2023 if Chubbs has on the chanel side bag you don't want to see him reach inside
Drake has never changed up Pusha T didn't get to him this idea he adapted a mob persona is lazy and disingenuous.
Pusha was 2018.
Headlines was always polarizing. People always thought that catch a body line was disingenuous by Drake. But rappers always talk like that, which is fine. I get sprinkling it in. It's part of the art.
But to say his tough guy bars didn't increase after the Pusha 2018, I'd heavily disagree with that. He said it himself. He was quiet as a mouse, till now.
So Drake all of a sudden became tough because people around him are willing to be yes men because of his money, status, etc? Yea it feels disingenuous. Who is he trying to fool exactly? That's why Kendrick calling it out was so obvious and so easy.
yeah but i mean, youre basically saying he hasnt aged and we just saying we wish he did
He aged like he's not pretending is what I'm saying f*** were so cooked.
Cash Cobain literally said it was AI.
Drake has never disowned or ran from any reference track for him or by him.
The album has 23 tracks
The Re-Release had 6 new tracks
Plus the single that didn't make the album
Plus the 5 or so features that year.
Like damn.
Yea if you think that is AI, I don't know what to tell you. We won't see eye to eye on that at all.
It's clearly not AI.
i personally, wish drake would mature a bit and make songs that are more relatable
and i personally believe, that if he did it would be better for his fanbase because more people would be able to relate to him and enjoy his music because even if they dont relate, nothing would come off to scream otherwise
now, does that mean drake is "supposed to" or "should"? nah his life is his life
i personally, wish drake would mature a bit and make songs that are more relatable
and i personally believe, that if he did it would be better for his fanbase because more people would be able to relate to him and enjoy his music because even if they dont relate, nothing would come off to scream otherwise
now, does that mean drake is "supposed to" or "should"? nah his life is his life
That’s what I was thinking. With this whole discussion. Boils down to literally his success and everything is why Drake is Drake.
Yea if you think that is AI, I don't know what to tell you. We won't see eye to eye on that at all.
It's clearly not AI.
Cause you would know more than Cash Cobain credited producer/writer (who has credited writing due to production). You got it though it's true Cash Cobain gave him calling for you his discog in shambles.
i personally, wish drake would mature a bit and make songs that are more relatable
and i personally believe, that if he did it would be better for his fanbase because more people would be able to relate to him and enjoy his music because even if they dont relate, nothing would come off to scream otherwise
now, does that mean drake is "supposed to" or "should"? nah his life is his life
So everyone can say Kendrick made him grow up. Lol 😂