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  • Aug 16, 2024
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    They really took 2 husband away from us smmhhhhhhhhhh this fat nazi is washed !!!

  • Aug 16, 2024

    Drake had no influence on the culture btw

  • ragedsycokiller

    F*** you Balenciaga. S***ty ass designer Demna

    I needed those baseball jerseys fr

  • Grok

    I wish I was joking but I have like 4 or 5 copies of it that I paid for

    LOL

    It’s okay man a piece of. History

  • YzYyZyWhatisgood

    They really took 2 husband away from us smmhhhhhhhhhh this fat nazi is washed !!!

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Aug 16, 2024
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    American Patriot

    Drake’s greatest contribution to rap was that he opened the door for rappers to be vulnerable and soft. He took a lot of flack for taking a melodic approach and singing on his own tracks. As evidenced by the original Drake the type memes. This really was an important leap but unfortunately he hasn’t really progressed artistically for almost a decade and him choosing to die on the hill of chart king kinda obscures his actual legacy of influence but oh well.

    Unfortunately drake stopped caring after the ghostwriting sht happened and eliminated him from ever being the greatest rapper oat

    So he then started to focus on the charts

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    Mmm Hmm

    Unfortunately drake stopped caring after the ghostwriting sht happened and eliminated him from ever being the greatest rapper oat

    So he then started to focus on the charts

    He already stopped to care after NWTS which was a big mistake in the long run for him

  • Aug 16, 2024
    Mmm Hmm

    I know y'all love Kendrick

    But the fact he can't produce
    Could never make me put him above ye

    Ever

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Aug 16, 2024
    mov

    He already stopped to care after NWTS which was a big mistake in the long run for him

    His best album to me too

  • Aug 16, 2024
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    mov

    He already stopped to care after NWTS which was a big mistake in the long run for him

    He was rapping well on those 2014-15 features and IYRTITL

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Aug 16, 2024
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    I remember when I heard

    One Dance
    I knew immediately it would go #1

    And also knew tht drake sold out

  • Mmm Hmm

    I remember when I heard

    One Dance
    I knew immediately it would go #1

    And also knew tht drake sold out

    Such a mid track too crazy

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Aug 16, 2024

    First listen of Views was the worst time for me as a big drake fan

    And coming off IYRTITL

  • Aug 16, 2024
    Nuns

    He was rapping well on those 2014-15 features and IYRTITL

    And? He still stopped to care artistically after NWTS. He was just hungry on IYRTITL and WATTBA.

  • Aug 16, 2024
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    American Patriot

    Drake’s greatest contribution to rap was that he opened the door for rappers to be vulnerable and soft. He took a lot of flack for taking a melodic approach and singing on his own tracks. As evidenced by the original Drake the type memes. This really was an important leap but unfortunately he hasn’t really progressed artistically for almost a decade and him choosing to die on the hill of chart king kinda obscures his actual legacy of influence but oh well.

    Drake carried the torch that Kanye lit. It may seem like hyperbole because it was so long ago but Kanye was proto-Drake. The praise that Drake gets for being the sensitive soft dude in rap, Kanye started that wave. Wearing sweaters and raping about how much you loved your mom and putting a teddy bear on your album cover was seen as corny back in the day. What I'll give Drake is he paired that with being a simp. He rapped about being heart broken, simping for women, and being cheated on which was a new perspective, but being a mainstream "soft boy" rapper was only possible in a post-808's era.

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    SonicSend

    Drake carried the torch that Kanye lit. It may seem like hyperbole because it was so long ago but Kanye was proto-Drake. The praise that Drake gets for being the sensitive soft dude in rap, Kanye started that wave. Wearing sweaters and raping about how much you loved your mom and putting a teddy bear on your album cover was seen as corny back in the day. What I'll give Drake is he paired that with being a simp. He rapped about being heart broken, simping for women, and being cheated on which was a new perspective, but being a mainstream "soft boy" rapper was only possible in a post-808's era.

    Yeah you’re right, it helped that unlike Kanye he could actually sing too

  • Aug 16, 2024
    SonicSend

    Drake carried the torch that Kanye lit. It may seem like hyperbole because it was so long ago but Kanye was proto-Drake. The praise that Drake gets for being the sensitive soft dude in rap, Kanye started that wave. Wearing sweaters and raping about how much you loved your mom and putting a teddy bear on your album cover was seen as corny back in the day. What I'll give Drake is he paired that with being a simp. He rapped about being heart broken, simping for women, and being cheated on which was a new perspective, but being a mainstream "soft boy" rapper was only possible in a post-808's era.

    Yeah exactly. Ye opened the door for rappers to be vulnerable and soft but Drake carried the torch afterwards

  • Aug 16, 2024
    American Patriot

    Yeah you’re right, it helped that unlike Kanye he could actually sing too

    Drake isn't a good singer at all He's better than Ye easily, yeah but he isn't that good live

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Aug 16, 2024
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    SonicSend

    Drake carried the torch that Kanye lit. It may seem like hyperbole because it was so long ago but Kanye was proto-Drake. The praise that Drake gets for being the sensitive soft dude in rap, Kanye started that wave. Wearing sweaters and raping about how much you loved your mom and putting a teddy bear on your album cover was seen as corny back in the day. What I'll give Drake is he paired that with being a simp. He rapped about being heart broken, simping for women, and being cheated on which was a new perspective, but being a mainstream "soft boy" rapper was only possible in a post-808's era.

    I really thought drake was gonna use the torch for great purpose

    But nope

  • Aug 16, 2024

    Which is why it’s so frustrating hearing Kanye rap this bullshit about shooting people and other filler like bro you literally knocked down the doors to rap about more than that you’re regressing

  • Aug 16, 2024
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    no one even noticed that the drake healing song from the other week copies 808s Melody style lmao that album is too goated 16 years later

  • Aug 16, 2024
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    Mmm Hmm

    I really thought drake was gonna use the torch for great purpose

    But nope

    Drake is a gambling and p*** addicted weirdo these days

  • Aug 16, 2024

    welcome to heartbreak is the greatest song of all time

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Aug 16, 2024
    mov

    Drake is a gambling and p*** addicted weirdo these days

    Insane he's actually crashing out just like ye did

    Much earlier too

  • Aug 16, 2024
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    SonicSend

    also, when Drake eventually does retire, there's nothing we can point at and say "oh that was Drakes wave" or "that's what Drake contributed" he's always sustained a vibe, but never changed/influenced the culture. he was just along for the ride.

    Hmm idk how I feel about this.

    There are definitely some instances you can point to and say “that’s Drake inspired”, like Latto’s new album or Jack Harlow’s entire career

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