Shooa

2y

what would that nigga even say

Fah1m

2y

If anyone can drop tonight it'd be J. Cole, the fallen 3rd one.

John Madden

2y

That s*** went before it came no diddy

WBW

2y

Yall literally said “drake supports Palestine and Kendrick doesn’t” and your reasons were him signing a petition and a fake story about Kendrick sitting down and swiping delete on IG comments

Im not being dense you’re backtracking

KenBot 3000

2y

TeamSupreme has him slightly beat

benzo belly

2y

My girl kinda look like her ngl

Headass

2y

He should never drop again

mos def

2y

This battle really f***ed up Ye’s rollout

Pinhead

2y

🤓

benzo belly

2y

Sidenote: Vanessa Hudgens might be the baddest

fun guy

2y

Until we have more evidence, Drake openly supports Palestine while Kendrick doesn't. Facts dont care about your feelings.

Fah1m

2y

If anyone can drop tonight it'd be J. Cole, the fallen 3rd one.

chip skylark

2y

Right

TUNDRA IV

2y

Drake: I honestly don't remember meeting James Prince. It was years ago and a lot of life has happened since then. What I do remember is like scenes from a movie, being in Houston, on our way to a nightclub escorted by a motorcade; seas parting everywhere we went. Waves, handshakes—all blatant signs of respect and admiration and maybe even fear to be honest.

But it all equaled up to a man straight out of all my favorite movies about power, loyalty and respect. My story from Degrassi until now has been pretty well documented. Everyone has heard how Jas Prince found me on MySpace, reached out, brought me to Houston and introduced me to Lil Wayne. But not much has been said about the things I witnessed from the Prince family during those early years in that city.

There's a common thread throughout the careers of mine and many others. And that is that no one becomes great on our own. Not even me or Pops. You know me, Jas, Jr., Baby Jay, those are my brothers, so I call him Pops. He's a complicated man, and it takes time to learn how to read him, even for me. Through our ears, he reinforced the importance of being self-contained, how to build a team, and how to respect and value their unconditional support to the movement that you're creating.

Our parallels became clearer and clearer. At a time where Toronto was as unlikely to succeed as a former car salesman out of Houston, at a time where rap was either East Coast or West Coast, here we both are. He helped pave the way by building a Third Cost the same way we established the North.

The challenges of creating a movement from scratch are indescribable. Everyone is different and no one has the cheat codes. We're all just feeling our way through, relying on instinct, using whatever tools we've been given. And what James Prince did, from rap to boxing, was build a movement. And he did it for his city.

chip skylark

2y

Right

Winter Warz

2y

you won

mos def

2y

This battle really f***ed up Ye’s rollout