lnstinct

2y

Knew it reminded me of something

Good catch op

Block Muteson

2y

idk if some have a problem with it,

But since his inception, Drake has essentially used Hip-Hop history as a bunch of unique reference records and I find that fascinating and dope. He (&40, Oliver) is literally an encyclopedia of Hip-Hop when you pierce through his work.

Like using the Biggie flow on Omertà or the Mase s*** on Worst, or the Puff Ode on 4pm, or throwing the Aaliyah line in Bedrock back in the day, the Wu-Tang Ode on Wu-Tang forever,

You can tell he's a student of this Hip-Hop s***.

Block Muteson

2y

idk if some have a problem with it,

But since his inception, Drake has essentially used Hip-Hop history as a bunch of unique reference records and I find that fascinating and dope. He (&40, Oliver) is literally an encyclopedia of Hip-Hop when you pierce through his work.

Like using the Biggie flow on Omertà or the Mase s*** on Worst, or the Puff Ode on 4pm, or throwing the Aaliyah line in Bedrock back in the day, the Wu-Tang Ode on Wu-Tang forever,

You can tell he's a student of this Hip-Hop s***.

Shooa

2y

You can clearly hear U-god’s influence on “Rich Flex”

TheSmokeMonster

2y

We can literally do this among 80% of Drake discography and find another artist he bit a flow or melody off of.

And people have the nerve to call him “the goat”.

Breezy

2y

I never understood why twitter try to make this hook zesty. He was clearly paying homage to the hot boyz