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  • Freight

    The problem is that the entire industry tried to position him as that guy and he completely flopped in the role

  • Blue Man

    hey man. i'm just looking out for the mentally ill. trying to build up good karma

    It’s good to know I’ll always have an audience as long as you’re around

  • May 6
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    Jalen Brunson Fan

    How is that false?

    Dot “winning” the beef and then dropping not like us, pop out, gnx and super bowl all contributed to the notion that he took the mantle from drake as the commercial and perceived leader of the game

    Let The Party Die outlined it

    most people probably don’t even know the term Dot Era but i’m sure the average listener can feel the overall shift

  • May 6
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    Freight

    Every single rapper featured on gnx…flopped

    Those label mandated features on Carti’s album…flopped

    His own protégé’s album…flopped

    Worst stimulus in the history of hip hop. Even Cole was able to put some people on through Dreamville and features

    Every single artist on OVO flops regularly

    Every Drake feature in the past three years has flopped

    Drake’s own protege never saw any big success until he did a collab album with him

    It’s not a Kendrick or a Drake issue it’s a HIP-HOP issue

    Hip-hop is not the zeitgeist right now the same way it was from 2015-2022

  • May 6
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    shaleirose

    I don’t think he ever asked for or wanted that role honestly

    The entire beef was about wanting that role what are you talking about. That’s what being the top guy gets you

  • JPG

    Dot “winning” the beef and then dropping not like us, pop out, gnx and super bowl all contributed to the notion that he took the mantle from drake as the commercial and perceived leader of the game

    Let The Party Die outlined it

    most people probably don’t even know the term Dot Era but i’m sure the average listener can feel the overall shift

    Nobody with more than two brain cells ever thought Kendrick took any commercial mantle from Drake, the beef was never about that

  • May 6
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    Freight

    The entire beef was about wanting that role what are you talking about. That’s what being the top guy gets you

    The beef was about being the best rapper, not being the biggest artist

    Kendrick never mentions anything about record sales or success on any of his tracks at Drake

  • May 6
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    shaleirose

    Every single artist on OVO flops regularly

    Every Drake feature in the past three years has flopped

    Drake’s own protege never saw any big success until he did a collab album with him

    It’s not a Kendrick or a Drake issue it’s a HIP-HOP issue

    Hip-hop is not the zeitgeist right now the same way it was from 2015-2022

    Don’t choke on it

  • May 6
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    JPG

    Dot “winning” the beef and then dropping not like us, pop out, gnx and super bowl all contributed to the notion that he took the mantle from drake as the commercial and perceived leader of the game

    Let The Party Die outlined it

    most people probably don’t even know the term Dot Era but i’m sure the average listener can feel the overall shift

    It’s not even just a “feel” tbh. Hiphop media crowned him as the new king and said that Drake was dead. It’s only now that Kendrick utterly failed that they want to rewrite history about it being just a rap beef

  • May 6
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    shaleirose

    The beef was about being the best rapper, not being the biggest artist

    Kendrick never mentions anything about record sales or success on any of his tracks at Drake

    In an era where rap is the biggest cultural export, the biggest rapper is the biggest artist.

    Not the case anymore seeing as Dot killed that trend but case in point

  • Freight

    Every single rapper featured on gnx…flopped

    Those label mandated features on Carti’s album…flopped

    His own protégé’s album…flopped

    Worst stimulus in the history of hip hop. Even Cole was able to put some people on through Dreamville and features

  • May 6
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    Freight

    Don’t choke on it

    I responded to your post using the exact same format you used

  • May 6
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    shaleirose

    The beef was about being the best rapper, not being the biggest artist

    Kendrick never mentions anything about record sales or success on any of his tracks at Drake

    Wrong lmao

    And naive on top of it smh

  • May 6
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    JPG

    In an era where rap is the biggest cultural export, the biggest rapper is the biggest artist.

    Not the case anymore seeing as Dot killed that trend but case in point

    The beef was never about being the biggest anything

    Media literacy is at an all-time low

  • May 6
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    JPG

    Dot “winning” the beef and then dropping not like us, pop out, gnx and super bowl all contributed to the notion that he took the mantle from drake as the commercial and perceived leader of the game

    Let The Party Die outlined it

    most people probably don’t even know the term Dot Era but i’m sure the average listener can feel the overall shift

    With all due respect, the only people that feel that way are you guys.

    Like Drake is still the most streamed rapper on a monthly basis, right? What is this “overall shift” the audience is feeling?

  • May 6
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    shaleirose

    The beef was never about being the biggest anything

    Media literacy is at an all-time low

    You seem to be the media illiterate one here

  • May 6
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    Freight

    Wrong lmao

    And naive on top of it smh

    Quote the lyrics in the diss tracks in which Kendrick mentions anything about wanting to be a bigger artist than Drake

  • May 6
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    shaleirose

    I responded to your post using the exact same format you used

    OVO doesn’t have a single rapper in its stable and Drake has never had a protege so you’re just grasping at straws tweeting to defend Kendrick

  • JPG

    You seem to be the media illiterate one here

    If you heard those diss tracks and interpreted them as “Kendrick wants to be the bigger artist”, you need to take some sort of literacy class

  • May 6
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    Jalen Brunson Fan

    With all due respect, the only people that feel that way are you guys.

    Like Drake is still the most streamed rapper on a monthly basis, right? What is this “overall shift” the audience is feeling?

    I’ve seen YOU specifically say that Drake has been taking nonstop Ls since the beef. Now you want to switch up since Drake got his aura back

  • May 6
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    shaleirose

    Quote the lyrics in the diss tracks in which Kendrick mentions anything about wanting to be a bigger artist than Drake

    It’s just big me

    F***ing idiot lmao

  • May 6
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    Blue Man

    It’s not even just a “feel” tbh. Hiphop media crowned him as the new king and said that Drake was dead. It’s only now that Kendrick utterly failed that they want to rewrite history about it being just a rap beef

    So is hip-hop media this big clown show that no one should take seriously, or are they end-all be all for what happens in hip-hop?

  • Freight

    OVO doesn’t have a single rapper in its stable and Drake has never had a protege so you’re just grasping at straws tweeting to defend Kendrick

    Now Party ain’t Drake’s protege y’all got it man

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    JPG

    @Elemental Hit me in the dms I’ll give you a list my boy

    The DMs are broken. Just post it itt since it’s all public anyway

  • May 6
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    Freight

    It’s just big me

    F***ing idiot lmao

    As in being the best rapper

    F***ing dumbass