Nov 6, 2019Drake is seen as not good enough of a lyricist for the same reason Titanic wasn't seen as a good enough film
Nov 6, 2019·1 replyBRAVEEvery hit songwriter's goal tbh. There has to be a math to achieving this
there absolutely is
max Martin is mathematical as f***
- Nov 6, 2019·editedsafe
there absolutely is
max Martin is mathematical as f***
Max...I gotta know what techniques he uses. Man the industry is so secretive you have to draw your own conclusions about the techniques
Nov 6, 2019
nanaI'm unsure of anyone else who so frequently creates magical and accurate reflections of the real world in his music that pretty much everyone can connect to and hit the nail on the head literally every time.
For example...
"Are we still good, are we still good?" - Drake, Jungle.This line is, in my opinion, Drake's most biting and poignant representation of obsession and simp-attitude. The fact it's so simple yet manages to decisively and cleanly explain everything you experience in a confused and directionless relationship shows his power as a lyricist.
Despite it's simplicity, merely the delivery and repetition is enough for Drake to portray the toxicity he's fallen into toward a woman. It's easily one of the best summations of my experience in love and how I've treated women throughout my years.
Is there anyone as consistently truthful as Drake? I'm starting to think that this line alone could tell my story, and the idea that he has so many exactly like this just shows how poetic he truly is. This is music's best lyricist, ever.
Assuming you're serious all the points you have are about his delivery rather than lyrics. Drake has bars but his delivery and strong pop sensibilities have always been a thousand times stronger than his penmanship
Nov 6, 20192nd greatest.
Nov 6, 2019Yes
Nov 6, 2019
BurylyHe’s one of the best in terms of lyrical ability, just stop it b
Okay nerd
#powder
- Nov 6, 2019
Powder
- Nov 6, 2019·edited·1 reply
I wonder if Drake's "relatable" lyrics would be seen as bland as telling someone "the weather's nice" without the context surrounding the lyrics tho
Nov 6, 2019
SwansonJohnson
Nov 6, 2019safeThat line really delves into not only drakes relationship with his girl but also signifies drakes continuing struggle with his faith and in a lot of ways is a broader representation of the everymans relation to America as a whole
omg safe
- Nov 6, 2019
rvithis goes beyond music
i think he might be the greatest English wordsmith tbh. cant speak for other languages though
- Nov 6, 2019·1 reply
Drake is our generation’s Shakespeare
Nov 6, 2019·2 repliesChaining tatum cemented this a long time ago
- Nov 6, 2019rvi
this goes beyond music
i think he might be the greatest English wordsmith tbh. cant speak for other languages though
- Nov 6, 2019
nikedonOf course
Nov 6, 2019HOV INNOCENTChaining tatum cemented this a long time ago
Real
- Nov 6, 2019·1 reply
Frank does this much better
Nov 6, 2019Drake having so many quotables is what makes him a great lyricist
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Nov 6, 2019That line gave me goosebumps. wow!
- Nov 6, 2019Buryly
Cmon I love Drake but nah
Y’all saying he’s better than Lupe, Jay, Doom, Aesop Rock, and Wayne?
Aesop Rock f***ing sucks stfu
- OPNov 6, 2019Uhoh
Frank does this much better
Examples?
- OPNov 6, 2019Moscato
Drake is our generation’s Shakespeare
Facts
- OPNov 6, 2019HOV INNOCENT
Chaining tatum cemented this a long time ago
Tbh I admit that line is kinda whack but even the best have a few duds