Stop listening to his music move the f*** on to other artists

2023 been lame as f*** for me as a drake fan, that south american tour was complety ass, blur tour isn’t a big improvement, her loss aged like s***, singles been very mediocre, meltdown ruined utopia, his public persona been more a****** than ever smfh
he is too comfortable right now someone needs to step up and humble him

Quite possibly one of the dumbest threads I’ve ever read. Is everyone on this site a f***in 13 year old white nerd?

18 pages on this one bar is insane.

If you don't get it just say that.

And also change your avy from Static cause you embarrassing yourself doing these mental gymnastics to not understand what I'm getting at with just the image alone. It's very simple. You got J Cole, a very clearly Black passing/Black presenting biracial individual. You know damn well nobody would question or look at him funny if he said the same line Drake did. There's a reason why Drake is getting looked at weird despite him being biracial and technically being able to say a line like that. A whole lotta rappers have done the "whips and chains and slaves" kinda line in the past. Nobody questions it. With Drake however it doesn't go over the same. I would hope you would be able to figure out why that is on your own.

What's understood is understood.

Magic 3 out now!

2033 been lame as f*** for me as a drake fan, that south american tour was complety ass, blur tour isn’t a big improvement, her loss aged like s***, singles been very mediocre, meltdown ruined utopia, his public persona been more a****** than ever smfh
he is too comfortable right now someone needs to step up and humble him

agree with the her loss take, public persona one too

For the record I've already said Drake can drop a line like that. I just look at him weird for it, even if it is a kinda line that's been said by many rappers for decades. I'd also look at someone like Logic and Doja Cat weird for saying a line like that even though they're biracial and technically can say it. I wouldn't look at J Cole weird though

Bottomline it's not a big deal, but it's gonna be crazy hearing/seeing non-Blacks singing that line. The same way it's crazy seeing/hearing white girls sing along to Doja Cat's Niggas Ain't S***.

I'm glad Drake drops a line like this because it exposes who's a soft b**** and who isn't. People acting like Drake the first rapper ever to use a slave metaphor.

But also I never saw this energy when he had a slave line on literally the first song on his supposed "best album" either.

Kids getting softer by the year. That’s how I know this p**** ass thread is full of teenagers.

Lock this thread up wtf

At least once a week, we have to get one of these overly sensitive non-factor threads thats just an excuse to bring out passive aggressive weirdos who despise Drake. The fact that we have those same weirdos questioning his blackness is astonishing and disturbing.

I hate to break it to you but, "non blacks" have been rapping much more disturbing lyrics from rappers since Tupac and Biggie and nobody cared back then. Im not interested in policing people reciting rap lyrics. but if thats ya bag, go off

I survived the 2018 Drake smear campaign this and the Halle Berry s*** is cake lmfao

Since you fiending for it I guess

So if Drake was a couple shades darker it'd be ok i guess.
I really think it's just cus of cancel culture now tho. Because if this line was said pre-2015 nobody would give a f*** tbh.

I mean I've said that if J Cole were to say that same line I wouldn't think much of it and Drake is literally the same complexion skin tone as him. Try and lob another one to me.

What’s the problem? That he said “American” slaves? That it just sounds awkward? Cause that whip/chains/slave entendre has been made a thousand times with no blowback

We wasn't talkin about you, you said there's a obvious reason why people would take issue with Drake vs. Cam'ron saying stuff like this and the most obvious reason is colorism.

I think the timing also matters. Both Drake AND Cole have had slave metaphors like a decade ago tho and nobody cared then. But now twitter is more hypersensitive.

Even Cole not really immune anymore cus he's gotten "canceled" by twitter too not too long ago.

Cam's use of "whips and chains" in his bar is how Black people are now getting money and their new "whips and chains" are cars and jewelry. Turning struggle into triumph.

You can't tell me you getting that same "struggle into triumph" vibe from hearing "I whipped and chained you like an American slave"