Yeah it’s at a point of no return it seems like

YT causes brain rot, gtfo there my wise young padawan before it corrupts you 🤝🏽

Not only that. Holy wasn’t ever in with OVO. He worked at certain places that would receive music or info beforehand

I dey my g

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He works for a company that does sample clearances

9 on
9 on
9 on me

Is that what he does now? It was a magazine company years ago. Haven’t kept track with him recently. I remember this being mentioned though just didn’t know the truth to it.

Edit: Nah I remember. CLB era he was dropping gems about it and about Samples that weren’t cleared and about a Wayne song that didn’t make it on

Them boys schizos I don’t waste too much time arguing with thots I be laughing tho cause they think they run s***

Friday we splashing em😈

NWTS doc was way cool, can’t believe we never got this song. On repeat

Tonight

Apparently Drake’s tour It’s All A Blur grossed $320m in JUST North America alone. That’s f***ing insane

🦉 🐐

Cc: AA via Twitter

It became the highest grossing tour with only 30/72 shows accounted for.

your show money merch money fee to us

verse 1 is about Drake’s current state. he’s on top of the game and he and everyone else knows it.

next we hear a failed call attempt. this may be a stretch, but it could be interpreted as drake attempting to “call”/find his old self, the teenage drake known as aubrey graham. though most people can see their younger selves within their current form, drake struggles to reconcile his current self with the young, eager, emotional aubrey. the beat switches at this point.

verse 2 goes on to talk about the days when aubrey was making 50 grand playing jimmy brooks and living a middle class lifestyle. the idea of a rap career was just a dream. aubrey almost took part in a phone scam in order to finance his studio time in those days.

before verse 3 a voicemail about drake being “fried” snaps us back to the present day. drake talks about his habit of crossfading to distract from his new reality. he is shocked at how every improbable factor came together and allowed him to become the unquestioned king of rap. but as is usual with drake you can feel some remorse at what he may have lost in the process.

"but as is usual with drake you can feel some remorse at what he may have lost in the process."

this guy described the remorse in his lyrics beautifully

2015 post regarding star67 in case anyone wondering

Actually you see that with a lot of Kendrick’s music. Look at Mr morale and hillbillies

No one talked about that s***

Tf you talking about blud

“Cornball, your show money merch-money fee to us”