A 100% rap album is something people think they want, but they don’t really.

So Scorpion?

Essentially

But I’d prefer it was fully separate bc I like getting aesthetics for specific albums and it’s hard to do that when it’s 2 completely different things together

Also reviews will pan bc they like 1 and not the other and will say it’s too long

But I get that he puts it together for sales reasons. I just don’t think he needs to and would prefer he didn’t.

Idk 10 tracks way too short imo 17 to 18 songs is perfect for an artist like Drake. I dont think it works well when its separated like that either

These idiots don't know what they want. just repeating things they've seen others tweet/post online without thinking about if it even makes sense

Learn2read

I think he could pull it off tbh

Glad that they talked about this record

I remember cats back over at KTT1 used to say this song was overrated

Yeah but good

runnin this back

Drake's greatest strength is that he isn't a conventional artist. He doesn't have to do just ONE thing and he's never done that. A lot of the complaints I'm seeing are unfair because 95% of you met Drake in 2009: either after the release of So Far Gone or when Best I Ever Had became a hit and you fell in love with his music then. He wasn't a conventional rapper then. He's literally rapping the verses and singing the hook on Best I Ever Had - his first hit record. So Far Gone and Take Care, two of his best-received projects have him singing just as much, if not more than he's rapping. You can also make the same case for Views and Nothing Was the Same.

I understand people wanting only the Drake that raps or only the Drake that sings but he became the Drake we all know and love because he insisted on blending both of those worlds.

Projects like If You're Reading This and Dark Lane Demo Tapes have him rapping 90% of the time. Scorpion Side A is all bars. For those of you who only want him to rap, that's 3 projects where he's done just that.

People complaining about this 11 years into his mainstream rap career is honestly getting tiring. Accept what he does or move on.

huh?

false

Now this is the type of interviews Drake needs to be doing. The mainstream ones are so ass it's not funny. I loved listening to this.

PREACH

Anybody find that 40 OVO blog post yet?

every drake interview he’s gotta answer the same stupid questions about kanye and meek mill and and all this s*** it’s super annoying - i wanna hear about the music!

I found it, he said Drake's greatest strength is that he isn't a conventional artist. He doesn't have to do just ONE thing and he's never done that. A lot of the complaints I'm seeing are unfair because 95% of you met Drake in 2009: either after the release of So Far Gone or when Best I Ever Had became a hit and you fell in love with his music then. He wasn't a conventional rapper then. He's literally rapping the verses and singing the hook on Best I Ever Had - his first hit record. So Far Gone and Take Care, two of his best-received projects have him singing just as much, if not more than he's rapping. You can also make the same case for Views and Nothing Was the Same.

I understand people wanting only the Drake that raps or only the Drake that sings but he became the Drake we all know and love because he insisted on blending both of those worlds.

Projects like If You're Reading This and Dark Lane Demo Tapes have him rapping 90% of the time. Scorpion Side A is all bars. For those of you who only want him to rap, that's 3 projects where he's done just that.

People complaining about this 11 years into his mainstream rap career is honestly getting tiring. Accept what he does or move on.

Let me get a Drake interview I’ll do it justice

Talk to Oliver. You never know

Huh?

Drake interviews are usually great. What don’t you like

They can good, but could be better imo.

starting the episode rn

Big week for 40