Jul 8, 2024·1 replyChiron2You keep ruining your argument by using people that have outright disrespected black Americans
Drake has done more for elevating the black music diaspora than any mainstream artist in the last decade.
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replyChiron2
Post a verse to support that
Hail Mary
Jul 8, 2024paper and pencilJay-Z has jamaican parents too.
Again, do you all want to do this?
Not a good example
Jul 8, 2024XODoorsHail Mary
Nigga no
- Jul 8, 2024·1 reply
NoFacenigga EYE was the minor, yall gotta fully read what was said before you start doing what you’re doing
what's going on here
- Jul 8, 2024·2 repliesFree YoungBoy
How am I playing both sides? I’m both black American and Jamaican.
Nobody ever said Caribbeans aren’t a part of the culture. The central theme is being black in America. That matters moreso than where you’re family immigrated from
You’re late. Theres a movement to excise ANYONE who isn’t black american into this discourse, including and especially Jamaicans.
You need to catch up. Thats why you don’t understand the convo.
Toronto os heavily influenced by africans and Caribbeans but most Americans dont understand this so they see drake as some culture vulture while not understanding TORONTO’s diversity.
Now yall are gatekeeping the very thing mobilizing to remove you from the discourse.
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replypaper and pencil
Drake has done more for elevating the black music diaspora than any mainstream artist in the last decade.
How so?
- Jul 8, 2024NoFace
man i wish i could repost this 1000 times over. you cooked brother
I just wish the discourse was better here
- Jul 8, 2024NoFace
nigga EYE was the minor, yall gotta fully read what was said before you start doing what you’re doing
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replyManU Minute
You can’t even pretend to care about normalised grooming?
That young lady is someone who has been modeling for OVO since she was 12. Drake took her to watch a show with Rihanna soon after she was 16. They then came out as dating when she was 18.
Drake has been well into his 30’s throughout.
the problem is yall just learned what grooming is overall. no disrespect. yall gonna run with whatever you believe even if the ‘victim’ speaks on it
- Jul 8, 2024·3 repliespaper and pencil
You’re late. Theres a movement to excise ANYONE who isn’t black american into this discourse, including and especially Jamaicans.
You need to catch up. Thats why you don’t understand the convo.
Toronto os heavily influenced by africans and Caribbeans but most Americans dont understand this so they see drake as some culture vulture while not understanding TORONTO’s diversity.
Now yall are gatekeeping the very thing mobilizing to remove you from the discourse.
Toronto os heavily influenced by africans and Caribbeans
And Drake grew up thinking it was ignorant
Jul 8, 2024
bigbeltsCANADA
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replyOHMNI
OH YOU A VICTIM?
how can i be a victim if i still got to be a child lol answer that
ICEMAN40 🧤Jul 8, 2024·1 replyEvery time I visit this thread my exact reaction is just thinking to myself.. wtf is going on…
- Jul 8, 2024paper and pencil
Jay-Z has jamaican parents too.
Again, do you all want to do this?
And Jay has sampled Jamaican artists before.
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replyManU Minute
You can’t even pretend to care about normalised grooming?
That young lady is someone who has been modeling for OVO since she was 12. Drake took her to watch a show with Rihanna soon after she was 16. They then came out as dating when she was 18.
Drake has been well into his 30’s throughout.
I criticize Drake for a lot of s*** but the dating rumor with Bella got squashed a minute ago didn't it
- Jul 8, 2024
HURRYUP HYKEEM
I did this, I can't be b**** made like drake😭😭 the b**** was a danger to herself, I ain't wanna smash the hoeBro broke bro code
- Jul 8, 2024
That is likely a white person speaking on a race and culture he is not apart of lol
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replySegaDreamFlash
what's going on here
the replies are clear as day. niggas intentionally choosing not to read them. not my fault
- Jul 8, 2024·1 reply
Also that FBA s*** is a fringe movement at best. Nobody actually gives af about excluding black people from other places irl
- Jul 8, 2024·1 reply
Yep. I think either his mom or dad are Jamaican immigrants.
fabolous via Dominican Republic…
Another jamaican biggie, etc
AGAIN…do you want to do this?
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replyNoFace
the problem is yall just learned what grooming is overall. no disrespect. yall gonna run with whatever you believe even if the ‘victim’ speaks on it
Why is it a problem that people are aware of what grooming is?
Isn’t that…you know…a good thing…
- Jul 8, 2024·2 repliesNoFace
the replies are clear as day. niggas intentionally choosing not to read them. not my fault
Yea I'm just missing a bunch of context I'm like huh lmaooo cuz when I left this thread we was all talking movies lmaoo
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replypaper and pencil
You’re late. Theres a movement to excise ANYONE who isn’t black american into this discourse, including and especially Jamaicans.
You need to catch up. Thats why you don’t understand the convo.
Toronto os heavily influenced by africans and Caribbeans but most Americans dont understand this so they see drake as some culture vulture while not understanding TORONTO’s diversity.
Now yall are gatekeeping the very thing mobilizing to remove you from the discourse.
Nobody cares about what a Toronto native is influenced by. He’s literally not Caribbean or African, that’s the f***ing problem.
- Jul 8, 2024·1 replypaper and pencil
Yep. I think either his mom or dad are Jamaican immigrants.
fabolous via Dominican Republic…
Another jamaican biggie, etc
AGAIN…do you want to do this?
What does any of this have to do with Drake?
