Feb 6·1 replyeuphoria at the super bowl is wild
bringing this kind of energy to such an event is kinda weird but people sell their souls for less
Feb 6
thegreatdivineNo, 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 6·2 repliesthegreatdivine
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."
Just dropped his biggest album btw in which Not Like Us was not on whatsoever
Feb 6thegreatdivineNo, 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."
Yall act like Kendrick was Mach Hommy status before this beef
Feb 6Yeah that audio makes it 100% real.
He bold if he actually says “I hear you like em young” bar and mention the other niggas in that first verse, cause it is in the audio
- Feb 6·1 reply
Drake stans yet again expose themselves as non-rap fans
Having a diss track being your biggest song is the ultimate honor as an emcee
Feb 6Hurry Up FaderJust dropped his biggest album btw in which Not Like Us was not on whatsoever
It's so funny how she thinks thats his biggest song
DAMN. out now
Feb 6thekid187euphoria at the super bowl is wild
bringing this kind of energy to such an event is kinda weird but people sell their souls for less
“You tryna let this s*** die down, nah, nah, nah
Not this time, nigga, you followin' through”
Feb 6·1 replythegreatdivineNo, 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."
Holy s***
Drake stans really live in their own universe
Kendrick is more than the NLU guy
Kendrick will be known as the guy that killed your boy as well
Feb 6
- Feb 6·1 reply
There is a less than zero chance that Kendrick will ever be remembered as the “Not Like Us guy”.
But him winning the biggest rap beef in the history of rap music will absolutely be a big part of his resumé
- Feb 6·3 repliesTheLostBoy
Holy s***
Drake stans really live in their own universe
Kendrick is more than the NLU guy
Kendrick will be known as the guy that killed your boy as well
He didn't kill s***, though.
- Feb 6·1 replythegreatdivine
He didn't kill s***, though.
Drake knows he lost
Don’t be delusion now
- Feb 6·1 reply
Nas is not known as “the Ether guy”
Pac is not known as “the Hit ‘Em Up guy”
Pusha T is not known as “the Story of Adidon guy”
That is an absolutely batshit narrative that only a non-rap fan would ever try to suggest
Feb 6Hurry Up FaderDrake stans yet again expose themselves as non-rap fans
Having a diss track being your biggest song is the ultimate honor as an emcee
nigga…
Jadakiss LITERALLY cemented himself as better than his peers damn near 2 decades later by dissing with RECORDS when his peers said “bet you ain’t got this record” and the fans LOVED it and it was one of the biggest moments in recent hiphop
Like beef is part of the game, these OVHoes p**** as f***
- Feb 6·2 repliesHurry Up Fader
Just dropped his biggest album btw in which Not Like Us was not on whatsoever
And? Not Like Us is still the biggest moment of his career and his biggest hit.
- Feb 6·2 repliesthegreatdivine
He didn't kill s***, though.
Let’s wait until those first week numbers for the next Drake RAP album come in before we start making bold proclamations like this
- Feb 6·1 replythegreatdivine
And? Not Like Us is still the biggest moment of his career and his biggest hit.
It’s the biggest moment of drakes career too. He was waiting 10 years to face Kendrick. His words
- Feb 6·1 replyTheLostBoy
Drake knows he lost
Don’t be delusion now
Since when does that translate to Kendrick killing him or killing anything?
eclass ⛓️Feb 6why everything gotta leak
Feb 6HE BETTER NOT
- Feb 6thegreatdivine
Since when does that translate to Kendrick killing him or killing anything?
He’s dead
- Feb 6·1 replythegreatdivine
And? Not Like Us is still the biggest moment of his career and his biggest hit.
Yes, it is. But that doesn’t diminish or belittle his career whatsoever. He won the ultimate rap beef on the biggest stage in the history of the genre
- Feb 6·1 replyHurry Up Fader
Let’s wait until those first week numbers for the next Drake RAP album come in before we start making bold proclamations like this
they gone blame it on jahron and “Drake doesn’t do well with collabs anyways, wait for the solo”
then it’s “well this was being advertised as a mixtape and treated as such”
