Feb 6
Shin ChanYeah I’m not clicking on them spoilers
I wanna be surprised by how classic this halftime show finna be
yeah i dont blame you tbf
but not like us leaking into tv off might be a great way to end the show
- Feb 6·2 replies
JPEGMAFIAEuphoria not one of his 5 biggest songs lol
big enough to play it at the superbowl with hits like humble lool
- Feb 6·1 replyTheyLikePablo
big enough to play it at the superbowl with hits like humble lool
It's big for sure. Was gunna be #1 if Not Like Us came out a week later. Just not top 5. Maybe 10-15 range if you include features like Goosebumps and Like That (which is a Drake diss so I'll give you that)
- Feb 6·3 repliesJPEGMAFIA
It's big for sure. Was gunna be #1 if Not Like Us came out a week later. Just not top 5. Maybe 10-15 range if you include features like Goosebumps and Like That (which is a Drake diss so I'll give you that)
yeah I just find it mad that he's been #1/#2 since like 2012? and his biggest song ever is a drake diss and the other disses are floating around.
Like I think that's impressive but Idk if he would like that being his biggest thing when it's all said and done
Feb 6if this is real it's goated as hell lmao
Feb 6·1 replyTheyLikePabloyeah I just find it mad that he's been #1/#2 since like 2012? and his biggest song ever is a drake diss and the other disses are floating around.
Like I think that's impressive but Idk if he would like that being his biggest thing when it's all said and done
I think most dudes in their position would value a diss record being their biggest record cause it’s a testament that no one can fwu in rap
- Feb 6
The NLU build up is actually mad lmao
Kendrick ate Drake icl
F*** the lies, the bars.... NLU really is that song.
Feb 6
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- Feb 6Valentine
I think most dudes in their position would value a diss record being their biggest record cause it’s a testament that no one can fwu in rap
Calling Drake a Pedo on the Superbowl is probably the greatest W I've seen icl
ATF 🦺Feb 6JPEGMAFIAEuphoria not one of his 5 biggest songs lol
It should be
- Feb 6·1 replyTheyLikePablo
yeah I just find it mad that he's been #1/#2 since like 2012? and his biggest song ever is a drake diss and the other disses are floating around.
Like I think that's impressive but Idk if he would like that being his biggest thing when it's all said and done
I think a major factor is he took his hiatus during the major explosion of the streaming era. DAMN was 2017 and 2018/2019 was when every single song started debuting #1. He probably has another smash hit if he drops a more commercial friendly album like DAMN in like 2020
- Feb 6JPEGMAFIA
I think a major factor is he took his hiatus during the major explosion of the streaming era. DAMN was 2017 and 2018/2019 was when every single song started debuting #1. He probably has another smash hit if he drops a more commercial friendly album like DAMN in like 2020
Disagree cos Mr Morale had radio friendly tracks too that saw nothing. His feature run also went without notice until he started dissing directly.
Fairs to him though, went from Mr Morale and a seeming decline to going through his biggest era
- Feb 6
BrainWorms4UJust realized the setlist doesn’t have Hey Now and it’s been used in like 90% of promo Im calling fake
there’s still an intro that has to happen…
Feb 6·7 repliesNo, a diss track being your biggest song just means the world only cared enough to support you that much because it was at someone else's expense. They hated someone as much as you did and that's why they supported you for that particular song. It wasn't because they loved you or even loved the song for that matter.
Especially when the guy the song is about is legitimately the biggest hitmaker in rap history with dozens of mega hits that have absolutely nothing to do with beefing you or anybody else.
Kendrick might not mind NLU being his biggest song right now but I bet he feels differently 10-15 years from now when he's still known best as "the Noy Like Us guy."
Feb 6All the stars will be everything
Feb 6·1 replyTheyLikePabloyeah I just find it mad that he's been #1/#2 since like 2012? and his biggest song ever is a drake diss and the other disses are floating around.
Like I think that's impressive but Idk if he would like that being his biggest thing when it's all said and done
Its real rap. Its an honor that a diss track solely written by himself would be his biggest hit instead of some bullshit pop-rap.
- Feb 6thegreatdivine
No, a diss track being your biggest song just means the world only cared enough to support you that much because it was at someone else's expense. They hated someone as much as you did and that's why they supported you for that particular song. It wasn't because they loved you or even loved the song for that matter.
Especially when the guy the song is about is legitimately the biggest hitmaker in rap history with dozens of mega hits that have absolutely nothing to do with beefing you or anybody else.
Kendrick might not mind NLU being his biggest song right now but I bet he feels differently 10-15 years from now when he's still known best as "the Noy Like Us guy."
GNX (2025)
- 380m on-demand U.S. streams
- 364m Spotify streams
Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers (2022)
- 343m on-demand U.S. streams
- 329m Spotify streams
DAMN. (2017)
- 341m on-demand U.S. streams
- 264m Spotify streams
😄👍🏾 statistics show, people are still here at pretty much close to the same rate, he just had a big moment with NLU
Feb 6TheyLikePablobig enough to play it at the superbowl with hits like humble lool
Think he basing this set mostly on this era not on how big the songs are cause there are like 6 gkmc tracks bigger than Euphoria
Feb 6I hate spoiler/leak culture man
Feb 6
insertcoolnameherewit the quikness lol.
they gon confiscate all cameras boy. some college marching band person most likely f***ed up the bag for everybody.
only people who get paid off this are the corporate sponsors, doing the SB is such a scam
Feb 6People still using your biggest song is a diss song argument
- Feb 6thegreatdivine
No, a diss track being your biggest song just means the world only cared enough to support you that much because it was at someone else's expense. They hated someone as much as you did and that's why they supported you for that particular song. It wasn't because they loved you or even loved the song for that matter.
Especially when the guy the song is about is legitimately the biggest hitmaker in rap history with dozens of mega hits that have absolutely nothing to do with beefing you or anybody else.
Kendrick might not mind NLU being his biggest song right now but I bet he feels differently 10-15 years from now when he's still known best as "the Noy Like Us guy."
Does anybody think Nas is "the Ether guy"? Lmao
Feb 6Just listened to the audio
Yeah it's 100% real
Feb 6The culture wanted to be saved tbh