Jun 1, 2023·3 repliesDrake unironically I remember him getting so much hate for making music catered to women early on in his career but it paid off
- Jun 1, 2023
Donebeforea lot of mediocre music that gets radio or viral push will eventually stockholm syndrome me into kinda liking it, just because I can't get away from it and it's not offensive enough to permanently assault me. CLB did that to me
One of the most recent posts in Kendrick thread is this happening to someone (without them realising) for the new Kendrick n keem
Jun 1, 2023·1 replyMitch BakerDrake unironically I remember him getting so much hate for making music catered to women early on in his career but it paid off
Some people are actually still stuck in 2008
- Jun 1, 2023Jonboi
Some people are actually still stuck in 2008
without a doubt those fitted cap 40 y/o old heads still hate him
Jun 1, 2023
KayTrayAre you stuck in 2011 or something.
I was referring to that era, yeah, but that still stands.
Like, those people are still alive and probably still like Weezy
Jun 1, 2023
jesuisadorable
thugga?Wayne for sure
people forget how much people s***ted on Prime Wayne and instead of appreciating his contributions to rap, they compared him to Eminem and called him a disgrace.
I am glad that history has smiled on Lil Wayne retrospectively but a lot of people were not giving him his props when he was making the most impressive music in his career. maybe i am just thinking of white people though. who knows?
Jun 1, 2023Shady AntLil Wayne probably.
All the suburbanite “real hip hop” fans who hate and bash anything that doesn’t sound dusty have him as their mortal enemy until they grow out of that phase.
Then they see him as the GOAT he is.Yeah in 2010
Like what
- Jun 1, 2023Mitch Baker
Drake unironically I remember him getting so much hate for making music catered to women early on in his career but it paid off
I feel like Drake always got more love than hate
he had to amp up the perception of being hated so his fans felt like they were supporting an underdogeven in 2009 in my memory the hate was never insane tbh. not in Real life. As far As I know, people always knew Drake was going to go up and be a major player in the game
just listen to Money to Blow
it was really written
Jun 1, 2023People don't even remember all the Kendrick hate for his "weird voice"
- Jun 1, 2023·1 replyShady Ant
Lil Wayne probably.
All the suburbanite “real hip hop” fans who hate and bash anything that doesn’t sound dusty have him as their mortal enemy until they grow out of that phase.
Then they see him as the GOAT he is.There were never more real hip hop types than Wayne fans ever. This never happened
Jun 1, 2023Mitch BakerDrake unironically I remember him getting so much hate for making music catered to women early on in his career but it paid off
Still wish his debut album was Take Care instead of TML. TML has a few bops but the lows really did set Drake back imo and didn’t age well. TC was the one for Drake.
- Jun 1, 2023Rock Mudson
There were never more real hip hop types than Wayne fans ever. This never happened
I don’t think there were more of them, but I remember there being a lot.
I’m not dogging Wayne or anything I just remember a lot of guys into rappity rap having to eat their words eventually 
Jun 1, 2023Kanye when he drops his next project
Jun 1, 2023·1 replyIce Spice
when Munch was blowing up it was a meme to clown her. the top comments on the video to this day are clowning her. now everyone's a munch
- Jun 1, 2023·2 repliesSpice Kitty
Ice Spice
when Munch was blowing up it was a meme to clown her. the top comments on the video to this day are clowning her. now everyone's a munch
Love her but I think that's a twitter thing
- Jun 1, 2023jesuisadorable
Love her but I think that's a twitter thing
nah dude when munch was blowing up for most people they were being ironic and trollish. tiktoks were clowning her etc
Jun 1, 2023jesuisadorableLove her but I think that's a twitter thing
Naw Ice spice is a clear example