Apr 18, 2024·1 reply
NessyWe Are The World 2024 but the whole thing is a drake diss coming soon
Damn didnt Know u were still around boss
Apr 18, 2024
AvalancheStep on me with your size 7 feet 🦶
https://twitter.com/kingwillonius/status/1780829637683118148
Get Dennis on the phone!
- Apr 18, 2024
LUKAS
Kendrick coming for this guys b**** very soon
Premier League charges going to put this guy in the mud.
- Apr 18, 2024
Almost died chocking on a mint. I was fighting for my life.
Apr 18, 2024·editedross is diabolical -
His day starts with Ross tearing down Birdman crib & stunting like my daddy is playing you see the construction going on and he’s walking around the property & he says
“ there’s a lot next to me open, you can buy it for 35 million, i know who i want my neighbor to be ”
he starts riding all around miami waving in a yacht all day long to cash money songs & he’s in cash money shirt
then you see him just sipping & “like that “ plays & then he plays a drake tuneat almost the very end of this reel
A video appears
He’s talking to Yachty in a studio and the caption reads “Writers Camp🤝”
and this video plays and they are talking about writing and you can hear Ross talk and Yachty says something. It looks like they are in a studio
and the video says :57
and plays for 5 seconds
in his ig description at the top of his page it says
artist/tourist
rickross car showthe 4th one of the list it says casually
“yacht club member”
Why are you playing with this man ?
he’s got the dynamite 😒
Apr 18, 2024·3 repliesDrake’s always been a strategist, but how does he compete against one of the most successful modern artists that isn’t chronically online?
He doesn’t know what truly bothers Kendrick Lamar in 2024, he has no proper context for what state of mind Kendrick is in. Himself on the other hand, is properly overexposed at this point, constant Stake streams, interviews, IG skits, posting nonstop, his mentality is out in the open.
The leak was possibly deliberate, to test the waters about what could come next, while also giving him plausible deniability, without risking the track not charting as high/long as “Like That”, because “Push Ups” is a good diss, it’s performed kinda tepidly & nonchalantly and doesn’t have replay factor, which can’t be said for “Like That”, it’s just a straight up good song. It’s a No. 1 hit he can’t take credit for
So, he has to take the troll route, manipulate his chronically online fanbase into thinking Kendrick is scared to respond, or simply dragging his feet. One of the smartest things he did during the Meek beef, was overwhelm the narrative, which is why he was so unprepared when Pusha did it.
He dropped Duppy with a dismissive, humorous approach, and Pusha came with a response that overwhelmed all of that.
Kendrick could let the guy drive himself insane for another week, if he felt like it, because Drake responded predictably: “Uh, I’m more rich & famous than you” Part 147382
Apr 18, 2024·1 replyWhy we got Cole2 in the title now?
- Apr 18, 2024Halloween Gang
Why we got Cole2 in the title now?
you didn’t read his post? 😎
- Apr 18, 2024BomboklaTT
Drake’s always been a strategist, but how does he compete against one of the most successful modern artists that isn’t chronically online?
He doesn’t know what truly bothers Kendrick Lamar in 2024, he has no proper context for what state of mind Kendrick is in. Himself on the other hand, is properly overexposed at this point, constant Stake streams, interviews, IG skits, posting nonstop, his mentality is out in the open.
The leak was possibly deliberate, to test the waters about what could come next, while also giving him plausible deniability, without risking the track not charting as high/long as “Like That”, because “Push Ups” is a good diss, it’s performed kinda tepidly & nonchalantly and doesn’t have replay factor, which can’t be said for “Like That”, it’s just a straight up good song. It’s a No. 1 hit he can’t take credit for
So, he has to take the troll route, manipulate his chronically online fanbase into thinking Kendrick is scared to respond, or simply dragging his feet. One of the smartest things he did during the Meek beef, was overwhelm the narrative, which is why he was so unprepared when Pusha did it.
He dropped Duppy with a dismissive, humorous approach, and Pusha came with a response that overwhelmed all of that.
Kendrick could let the guy drive himself insane for another week, if he felt like it, because Drake responded predictably: “Uh, I’m more rich & famous than you” Part 147382
A very eloquent Cope post.
Kendrick's whole career has been carried by the fact that the publications and critics have been holding him up as some sort of high-art rap savant. In a rap battle, it's about skill. He's instigated it and he's gone quiet, so he's gonna get clowned on.
He needs to come up with something soon or he'll never be taken seriously and will always be in Drake's shadow.
- Apr 18, 2024ManU Minute
Drake fans will argue with you that Push Ups is still in rotation and cite strange charts like genius.com and YouTube hot right now to make their point
youtube cannot be used to determine whether a song that is only on youtube is in rotation?
stannery has fried your brain
- Apr 18, 2024BomboklaTT
Drake’s always been a strategist, but how does he compete against one of the most successful modern artists that isn’t chronically online?
He doesn’t know what truly bothers Kendrick Lamar in 2024, he has no proper context for what state of mind Kendrick is in. Himself on the other hand, is properly overexposed at this point, constant Stake streams, interviews, IG skits, posting nonstop, his mentality is out in the open.
The leak was possibly deliberate, to test the waters about what could come next, while also giving him plausible deniability, without risking the track not charting as high/long as “Like That”, because “Push Ups” is a good diss, it’s performed kinda tepidly & nonchalantly and doesn’t have replay factor, which can’t be said for “Like That”, it’s just a straight up good song. It’s a No. 1 hit he can’t take credit for
So, he has to take the troll route, manipulate his chronically online fanbase into thinking Kendrick is scared to respond, or simply dragging his feet. One of the smartest things he did during the Meek beef, was overwhelm the narrative, which is why he was so unprepared when Pusha did it.
He dropped Duppy with a dismissive, humorous approach, and Pusha came with a response that overwhelmed all of that.
Kendrick could let the guy drive himself insane for another week, if he felt like it, because Drake responded predictably: “Uh, I’m more rich & famous than you” Part 147382
I stopped reading after you said push ups was performed tepidly. Delivery is hard as f*** and it’s I’ve replayed it at least 100 times now no cap
- Apr 18, 2024Quinn
Mal said something about Drake is wanting to go on vacation (not surprising after two tours) so he want this s*** over and done with ASAP.
He def has something ready to drop, bro literally sat at home doing nothing on IG all day waiting for a response.
Drop drop drop drop
Apr 18, 2024·1 replyAny news?
Apr 18, 2024
O7OXOKendrick d*** rider in a nutshell
What if u just admitted u didn't know who that person was and u were wrong. stop it!
just STOP. Don't clown around, homeboy!!! It's not cool!!!!
Apr 18, 2024Nah so basically, Drake’s always been a strategist, but how does he compete against one of the most successful modern artists that isn’t chronically online?
He doesn’t know what truly bothers Kendrick Lamar in 2024, he has no proper context for what state of mind Kendrick is in. Himself on the other hand, is properly overexposed at this point, constant Stake streams, interviews, IG skits, posting nonstop, his mentality is out in the open.
The leak was possibly deliberate, to test the waters about what could come next, while also giving him plausible deniability, without risking the track not charting as high/long as “Like That”, because “Push Ups” is a good diss, it’s performed kinda tepidly & nonchalantly and doesn’t have replay factor, which can’t be said for “Like That”, it’s just a straight up good song. It’s a No. 1 hit he can’t take credit for
So, he has to take the troll route, manipulate his chronically online fanbase into thinking Kendrick is scared to respond, or simply dragging his feet. One of the smartest things he did during the Meek beef, was overwhelm the narrative, which is why he was so unprepared when Pusha did it.
He dropped Duppy with a dismissive, humorous approach, and Pusha came with a response that overwhelmed all of that.
Kendrick could let the guy drive himself insane for another week, if he felt like it, because Drake responded predictably: “Uh, I’m more rich & famous than you” Part 147382- Apr 18, 2024tweezy
Any news?
Drake still winning
- Apr 18, 2024
goat pasta
- Apr 18, 2024·1 reply
TeamSupremeYou gon learn the hard way
Learn what?
- Apr 18, 2024·2 repliesKingYeezus
Learn what?
I know we're eager for the response, but at the same time isn't it hilarious how the industry and it's cover star pop star Aubrey are all in a frenzy over a guest verse on an album.
It genuinely shows just how valued he is as an artist/rapper and how much weight his words carry. Don't let those paid media outlets and clout whipped dummies like AK and MAL fool you with all the narrative they're trynna push, you can tell they're mad that whenever Kendrick is back, that poser takes a backseat and Dot takes the spotlight. I do think hell drop but I'm pretty sure it's a chess game right now and they're aware of the false manipulated narrative over there in LA
- Apr 18, 2024·1 replyLUKAS
Last time he mentioned a wifes name we got Adidon. Pusha way more evil than Kendrick though lol
I mean do we really know that
Apr 18, 2024·2 repliesBomboklaTTDrake’s always been a strategist, but how does he compete against one of the most successful modern artists that isn’t chronically online?
He doesn’t know what truly bothers Kendrick Lamar in 2024, he has no proper context for what state of mind Kendrick is in. Himself on the other hand, is properly overexposed at this point, constant Stake streams, interviews, IG skits, posting nonstop, his mentality is out in the open.
The leak was possibly deliberate, to test the waters about what could come next, while also giving him plausible deniability, without risking the track not charting as high/long as “Like That”, because “Push Ups” is a good diss, it’s performed kinda tepidly & nonchalantly and doesn’t have replay factor, which can’t be said for “Like That”, it’s just a straight up good song. It’s a No. 1 hit he can’t take credit for
So, he has to take the troll route, manipulate his chronically online fanbase into thinking Kendrick is scared to respond, or simply dragging his feet. One of the smartest things he did during the Meek beef, was overwhelm the narrative, which is why he was so unprepared when Pusha did it.
He dropped Duppy with a dismissive, humorous approach, and Pusha came with a response that overwhelmed all of that.
Kendrick could let the guy drive himself insane for another week, if he felt like it, because Drake responded predictably: “Uh, I’m more rich & famous than you” Part 147382
Saw this on the Kendrick Reddit
- Apr 18, 2024·1 replyBomboklaTT
I know we're eager for the response, but at the same time isn't it hilarious how the industry and it's cover star pop star Aubrey are all in a frenzy over a guest verse on an album.
It genuinely shows just how valued he is as an artist/rapper and how much weight his words carry. Don't let those paid media outlets and clout whipped dummies like AK and MAL fool you with all the narrative they're trynna push, you can tell they're mad that whenever Kendrick is back, that poser takes a backseat and Dot takes the spotlight. I do think hell drop but I'm pretty sure it's a chess game right now and they're aware of the false manipulated narrative over there in LA
The only reason people care that Kendrick dropped is because he mentioned Drake's name and Metro basically coordinated several stars to go at him.
Now Kendrick is silent after getting his ass whooped and you think that's working FOR him.
- Apr 18, 2024·2 repliesCLB BMO
Saw this on the Kendrick Reddit
Damn I'm getting trolled
- Apr 18, 2024BomboklaTT
I know we're eager for the response, but at the same time isn't it hilarious how the industry and it's cover star pop star Aubrey are all in a frenzy over a guest verse on an album.
It genuinely shows just how valued he is as an artist/rapper and how much weight his words carry. Don't let those paid media outlets and clout whipped dummies like AK and MAL fool you with all the narrative they're trynna push, you can tell they're mad that whenever Kendrick is back, that poser takes a backseat and Dot takes the spotlight. I do think hell drop but I'm pretty sure it's a chess game right now and they're aware of the false manipulated narrative over there in LA
Natural when ur the numero uno
- Apr 18, 2024·1 replyDrizinald
The only reason people care that Kendrick dropped is because he mentioned Drake's name and Metro basically coordinated several stars to go at him.
Now Kendrick is silent after getting his ass whooped and you think that's working FOR him.
Metro didn’t coordinate s***