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These aren’t either artist best songs except NLU for Dot..also for dot ADHD is missin…Do Not Disturb for Drake…Sweet for Jay Z…whoever curated has a clear bias imo
Watch the goalpost move…he flipped a Lil Wayne song…a song Lil Wayne used Kia Shine’s “ghostwritten” hook. Wayne forever goated but yall keep reaching with these hooks bein “stolen” or artist working with other artists as a means of a lack of talent
youtu.be/FzvhMW7JQmI?is=v0QA…
The angle I never understood Ross not taking is how drugs get into facilities via CO’s & why would I not sell drugs in prison when the profit margin is 60%+ greater than street value, niggas is payin $40 for $10 of gas that cost $5 to buy figuratively
50 Cent says Rick Ross is his HARDEST BEEF because he’s basically beefing with LAW ENFORCEMENT, clowning Ross for his past as a CORRECTIONAL OFFICER, FAKING shootings, living far outside Miami and owning a massive Atlanta mansion where HALF THE AC doesn’t even work 😭💀
“That big white elephant he got in Atlanta, that sh-t is just eating money, man… So one side hot, other side a little bit cold.” 😭😭
U can count on American culture being rooted in capitalism being the catalyst of this convo. They said all that and failed to mention to funders and benefactors. Them white people saw money to be made so does AK and Adam.
“If you’re not of the people, you’re not of Hip-Hop.”
The panel called out anti-hip-hop voices — people speaking negatively on the culture when they’re not of it. They pointed to Akademiks building a platform off the pain and deaths in Chicago without being of the people, then acting like he sets the rules.
Hip-hop culture defended Lauren and Charlemagne from his slander campaigns. Now the same hosts are doing legislative commentary while letting outsiders rewrite what the culture is. Y’all cannot teach them nothing about hip-hop. The culture has always been about originality and the people who live it — not handing the rulebook to people who ain’t of the people.
The secondary economy The Boy has created for ppl to talk good bad or indifferent about him needs to be studied..from What’s The Dirt, Mackwop, GMalone etc these mf’s are making a livable wage off of the discourse of one man’s moves…cultural influence redefined to say the least
Point being Mac Dre estate/mama can do just like Tupacs by not clearing the usage…why no smoke towards them? Debunking the economical effect of sampling also doesn’t align with the brand identity of you as a rap spokesperson/podcaster being you primarily talk about Drake
WAP WAP retweeted
Kirko Bangz denies that Drake “stole his style”
“I feel like who didn't Drake inspire? Drake came in & did so much, he showed us so many things. He broke the game up. He did a lot. It ain't really too much you can say about bro. He took it to bigger places. That's what it is.”
I’m convinced the nigga wrote it cause what has this nigga written with this much song structure since?
Bruh I thought this X money shit was like stock/trading related this fn just signed me up for a damn Cash App smh idk if I’m upset about it tho…
This year’s correlation is very similar to Drake & Dot and I feel like something similar like an uncleared feature is what prompted Dot’s hatred on top of his confessed envy on Buried Alive
Anybody can make a better 16bar verse than the 16’s on Shabang or some catchy song bro has but not on some intentional venting shit…there’s very few who can come close to comparison to that version of Drake
Yea maybe on a record he never plans to release 😂😂😂 tell the world where and in what song does a 16bar (or more) lives that is better than the first minute of Do Not Disturb. Competitively u gotta only consider songs where he’s intentional and not “hit-making”
I’ve learned not to be baited cause niggas say what they say for engagement not cause they believe that shit lol and boy I used to fall into them traps smh
