@raphousetv2
I'm not even hating cause peole can do what they want... but just from being a good parent standpoint. How do you even build a relationship with that many kids, especially if they're all in different homes with different baby mothers
The Drake Formula:
1. Get people hyped
2. Release generic song
3 People get disappointed
4. They give it a few more chances cause it’s Drake
5. It starts to get catchy
6. Drake has a new hit
Since it’s not mainstream enough for the Drake, Kendrick, Future fans. But it’s not underground enough for the Billy Woods, Conway, Boldy James lovers. I just wanna give this album its much deserved appreciation before the year ends.
@jakesaidhey
@raphousetv2
Ya like if he found a way to make it feasible and build a relationship with all of them, good for him. Have as many kids as you want. You can afford it. But it just seems like a whole lotta kids bout to grow up without a present dad
There's not a single thing Vince Staples does better than J. Cole.
I'd also rather listen to the top half of Cole's discography over Vince's (since people wanna use discog as a cop out).
Damn Drake really lost it. He’s defending being a pedophile… by making fun of Kendrick being molested? Making excuses for Kendrick out-streaming him by accusing Kendrick of bots… when he’s the one who has bots spamming Twitter? That cringey talking part at the end. All weak asf
This man is not Drake. Like I’m all for experimenting and trying new things, but he cannot sing.
I really hope commercial pop with sung vocals is not his direction going forward
This is a fantastic point. Why do lyrical miracle rappers always respect Logic, Eminem, Joyner, and occasionally Cole and Kendrick
But they never praise Black Thought, Pharoahe Monch, Andre 3000, Lupe Fiasco, Big Pun, Ghostface Killah, Rakim, Kool G Rap, etc?
@ShayneTheMane
I think that sometimes. Like there’s only so many combinations of plays on words. How do you still come up with new things this creative?
@Rap
Bro you’re a grown man. Make your own money. If you’re getting $6,700 free money every month and can’t figure out what to do with it, you’re just a failure at this point
I think it's funny how underground rappers only get their shine when they collab with more mainstream rappers. Yes, this was a crazy verse. But if we're honest, this isn't any better than any other verse he does on his projects
@XXL
This is the problem with Kendrick Lamar marketing himself as a “good guy rapper”. Future could’ve featured Kodak Black, and nobody would’ve said anything.
Right now I have
1. Andre 3000
2. Nas
3. Pac
4. Eminem
5. Biggie
6. Jay Z
7. Ghostface
8. Pharoahe Monch
9. Black Thought
10. ?
Who should 10th be? And who should I add/replace?
@ikelowie
@HHT_Historian
Maybe. No one knows because we’re not him. But from what I’ve seen, he’s always been respectful of the culture. And I salute him
@leantruck
@thoughtfulbae
Its a brag because artists bloat their numbers with features to boost sales. So for a rapper to get that many sales with no features is impressive.
80s we had Rakim, Kool G, & KRS, & Kane
90s we had Jay Z Nas Pac & Biggie
00s we had Wayne Eminem & Kanye
10s we had Drake, J Cole, and Kendrick
20s we have…. Drake, J Cole, and Kendrick
What’s gonna happen when they’re gone? Are they last era of mainstream lyricism?
@douche_dud
Another person who I do think was smart tho was J-Hope. Super smart of him to do that. K Pop is already poppin. And for him to bring an established rapper like J Cole onto it who no other K Pop artist is really collabing with and have it work out so well. Genius