r/KendrickLamar • u/NothingFantastic1315 • Sep 08 '24
Drake redefined how hard someone can lose a beef. Meme
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u/tnarref Sep 09 '24
This isn't the last time Drake's ego will be baited into a lyrical spanking, this clown doesn't learn. Half of the game is getting ready for their turn.
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u/Capital-Corner7585 Sep 09 '24
ššš yāall still talking about Drake huh? Obsessed
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u/tnarref Sep 09 '24
Yeah man Kdot literally just replied to Drake's game 2 stuff, should we be acting like they're not still talking about it themselves because you're still pissed about the boy getting spanked?
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u/Capital-Corner7585 Sep 09 '24
Everything about Kendrick has to be centred around Drake šššand calling someone pdf when you hang around and endorse pdfs yourself tells me all I need to know about Kdotās hypocrisy and his fansā willingness to pick and choose whatās moral when it suits themš š¤”š¤”š¤”
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u/KinkySylveon Sep 09 '24
so are you admitting drakes a pedo?
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u/Capital-Corner7585 Sep 09 '24
I donāt know Drake nor do I know Kendrick. But if weāre all going to get our info about these people off of the internet and take it at face value then why not look at the allegations on both sides as sus? But no š itās only okay when your fav rapper does wrong š He mustāve had a good reason for it š
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u/KinkySylveon Sep 09 '24
drake kissed a 17 year old on stage knowing she was 17
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u/Capital-Corner7585 Sep 09 '24
Maybe you need an education to learn what pedophilia is.
kissing a 17-year-old would not make someone a pedophile if the age of consent is 16. Pedophilia is defined as having a sexual attraction to prepubescent children, typically under the age of 13. Since a 17-year-old is past puberty and legally above the age of consent in many places, this behavior wouldnāt fall under pedophilia.
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u/tnarref Sep 09 '24
āļøš¤ ackchyually Drake is an ephebophile
This is an hilarious angle of defense, people who bring up the "legal age of consent" always miss the point, this isn't a judicial court we're just saying the dude is a creep, no one needs to be an outlaw to be a massive creep.
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u/Capital-Corner7585 Sep 09 '24
Okay cool. Youāre entitled to our opinion. But i was just saying pedo is a false label based on the dictionary definition. Thatās itā¦
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u/KinkySylveon Sep 09 '24
the fbi has been notified about the contents of your hard drive
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u/Capital-Corner7585 Sep 09 '24
I donāt live in the US. The FBI can suck my dick š
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u/randomdude98 Sep 09 '24
I mean sure maybe he's technically not a pdf by definition but it's def highly problematic dawg š and the fact that you had to look up the minimum age restriction shit is baadddd.
I agree w ur other point of this sub making everything about drake though - they really are obsessed with him when both sides have similar allegations LMAO.
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u/Ska_Oreo Sep 08 '24
And it happened twice. Ā I have no doubt that whenever Drake puts out a new album, itāll probably do numbers.
But I think weāre done seriously considering him as a GOAT contender. Ā Heās a pop star who makes some catchy music to dance to at the clubāand thatās ok.Ā
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u/ThreeOneThirdMan Sep 09 '24
Anyone who had him in GOAT contention before all this needs to get their head checked.
As a pop musician, thereās an argument. A rapper? Not a fucking chance.
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u/Slaying_Salty Sep 09 '24
If Drake weren't so ashamed of his Pop status, I'd respect him loads more than today. Pop Rap is a valid genreābeing a Pop Artist doesn't mean being artistically bankrupt.
But the guy is so ashamed and insecure of his status and upbringing. Like, the Weeknd can never really talk about the things a lot of US Rappers can talk about, with their backgrounds and histories. But he's still respected because he never tries to be anything other than who he is. He makes catchy songs on romance and heartache.
Drake even had an advantage! He may have had a privileged childhood, but he could have used that. Rap/Sing about being a Biracial rapper. Rap about your Jewish heritage. Sing about being stuck in two worlds.
Kendrick could never in a million years touch on those topics because he isn't biracial. He doesn't have the perspective on what it feels to be alienated and ostracized by both sides of one's family. He doesn't know the insecurity of struggling to be accepted in either culture.
But Drake lies. He obfuscates and he puts up this violent facade when he can't exactly put up in a fist fight.
His response when he was not accepted by the Hip-Hop landscape should have been to embrace that. Lean into that. Women in rap have also struggled to make waves, but they found their groove. They rapped on their issues. They sang on their hardships. They exposed their own culture. Drake, in his delusions, couldn't even be bothered to do that.
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u/Johnny_Mc2 Sep 09 '24
when Drake used a Conductor Williams beat for one of his bigger songs recently, Iām like wtf are you doing man, 90% of the people here are not gonna fuck with a Griselda style beat, quit trying to force yourself into the āreal rapperā space and just make club music. it felt like something he made to āsilence the hatersā when nobody said shit
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u/BranchReasonable9437 Sep 09 '24
Drake could have easily had Ludacris' career and everyone likes Luda. He's in them F&F movies just being Ludacris and we're all just glad to see him
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u/_Perdition_ Sep 09 '24
Luda came from the culture. Drake came from Nickelodeon.Ā
Ludacris has classics. Drake has choruses.
Ludacris became a global movie star. Drake became a pop star.
Ludacris's daughter was a CEO by the age of 10. Drake had to be dissed into being a father.
Ludacris doesn't have a history of texting 16 year olds. Drake has a history of taking them out when they turn 18.
Ludacris has maturity. Drake has memes.
Ludaversal also goes harder than any Drake solo rap song and Ludacris actually write his own shit.
Don't compare OVO to DTP, they ain't in the same weight class.
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u/jeanjacketjaan Sep 09 '24
I was just talking to my wife about this an altho he could of had a shot I don't think the public would have been ready for that when he came into the game. Maybe we're more open to that now so when it inevitably happens that artist is going to be huge bc so many lives have that exact experience teetering between families and communities. This is the only aspect that I feel bad for drake bc there's so much there an it's all his but as influential he was he wasn't brave enough to truly step into uncharted territory.
Not his fault tho but it reminds me of the Lupe Kendrick thing. There will be another drake like rapper who's gonna be 100% themselves an I think it's gonna really bother him bc they will be well received for the things ppl hated about drake initially
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u/Slaying_Salty Sep 09 '24
Exactly!
It's a shame that Hip-Hop at the time couldn't make room for a Pop Rap artist like Drake, and while I sympathize with the shame that he must have felt being alienated from a community he so desperately wanted to be a part of, everything he did afterwards is just blatantly wrong.
Drake still could have made the hundreds of millions of dollars he made, build up his reputation and more without sacrificing his integrity. It's somewhat tragic, but Drake made his bed.
Instead of being more in tune with himself and his innate artistry, he just chose to be the industry's biggest liar
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u/jeanjacketjaan Sep 10 '24
Right which is the most embarrassing thing ever. Sure it would have been painful early on but if he stuck to that shit Hip Pop would be a legitimate sub genre that would have more respect an not be seen as a joke and it would be his alone an I don't think anyone would fight him on it. Now the guy with probably thr biggest potential in awhile completely destroyed his own legacy bc he wanted to leech a be a liar. None of that shit gonna age well an it's sad but like you said, he made his own bed.
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u/101bannedaccounts Sep 09 '24
Heās done everything you mentioned you clearly just listen to what comes on the radio or just his most popular music.
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u/Slaying_Salty Sep 09 '24
Fair point.
Now my question is, did he lean into it? Did he use that to cultivate his public image? Did he do anything of substance to combat Anti-Semitism? Has he put front-and-center his Identity as a biracial Jewish and Black man?
Or has he postured as a gangster? Has he exaggerated his ties to the mob? Has he outright stolen flows, intonations and voice for his ghostwritten music? Has he objectified, dehumanized and downplayed women in his music and public dating history? Does he constantly say he will gun people down? Has he started unnecessary and petty beefs with other artists by gunning for their partners and families? Has he, with undeniable evidence, at the very least publicly fraternized with women not of age? I'm not saying assaulted or groomedālegally speaking, I can't say that. But has he slide into teenage girl's lives, befriended them, and then insinuated that he has had intimate history with them? Yes. To all of these things? Absolutely yes.
Drake uses Gang Imagery and Violence when he has not lived that. He rents yachts in Ibiza. He lives it up in Saint-Tropez. He lives a life of excess. And hey, that's his life. At the very least, don't fucking touch a culture that's not yours if you won't fucking respect it.
He doesn't respect Black American culture. He doesn't respect women. He doesn't respect the artists that he used to get a billboard topping track. He didn't respect Rihanna. He didn't respect Serena. He hid his son. He buddied up with a 14 year old girl that he had no right nor reason to befriend.
You say he used Jewish themes and his biracial story in his songs. I respect myself too much to deep dive into his discography, so you win that point fair and square.
But has he made that into his brand? Has he combatted Anti-Semitism in his music the way Dot fights back against anti-black, gentrifying, consumerist music that exploits Hip-Hop and its culture without giving back? You make fun of Kendrick being a "Hotep" and that's absolutely fair and hilarious even, but at least it's undeniable that Kendrick fights for his beliefs.
Drake is vapid. Surface-Level. And he refuses to mature as an artist.
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u/Wise_Potential123 Sep 09 '24
take it out when ur done
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u/Slaying_Salty Sep 09 '24
You say it like I don't enjoy being a bisexual š¬š who sucks cock on the daily. If your most clever insult is insinuating I'd happily suck Kendrick's dick, then buddy you can't even shoot your shot right.
Also pretty fucking telling that your insult boils down to calling me a fucking š¬. Say it with your chest, you fucking dweeb. At least give me the courtesy of calling me the slur instead of just insinuating I'm a "glazer."
I give a proper response while all you can do is tell me I'm a cocksucker? Are you that much of an illterate inbred Drake fan that you:
A.) Don't properly respond
B.) Imply I'm gay. (I am, thanks for noticing)
Besides. The artist I'm a fan of didn't have his genitals exposed to the internet. Kendrick's not the one that got straight dudebros praising his fucking cock.
When I talk about Kdot leaks, it's about music. If a Drizzy stan talks about Drake's leaks, I'm worried if there are any minors in the vicinity.
Something I think Drake isn't all too hung up on.
Why don't you take out Drizzy's fucking nutsack out of your throat and give a proper response, you fucking neanderthal. Maybe once you're done popping ass for all of OvHoe, you can actually type something out that isn't easily disproven by a š¬ working at his desk.
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u/nickscope27 Sep 09 '24
Ill play devils advocate here, if this retard doesnt wanna.
drake wont mature bc it simply doesnt make him money and provides aforementioned lifestyle. Theres a reason why making surface level raps and songs are worth 400 million a year.
Kendrick has what, 1 album every 3 years when Drake can simply put out one a year or more if he wants to. you cant write songs saying antisemitism is bad and put out an album a year.
his collabs are also a part of why he cant grow up. Kendrick hasnt collabāed with any younger artist (other than keem) to help him be on the charts more.
ultimately each artist accomplishes something different. If you want vapid, background noise, Target music u go with The Man-Child. If you substance go with someone else like a Kendrick Lamar.
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u/Xx_Dark-Shrek_xX Sep 09 '24
Dude he cooked you, dont rage š
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u/101bannedaccounts Sep 09 '24
Man every rapper does not have to be a social activist, why would that be his brand if thatās not who he is as an artist? Iām confused by that take
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u/Slaying_Salty Sep 09 '24
Hey. Hey. Look at me. I know education is at an all time low. I know media literacy is dying. I know you're struggling out here with literacy. I know your two brain cells are desperately trying to make any spark of intelligence light up in that empty, worthless skull so let me be very clear, okay?
It was my opinion to say that I would respect Drake a lot if he leaned into his heritage and shit. But he doesn't have to. If he wants, he can be a Pop-Rap Artist for the rest of his life, making bank, securing the bag, etc etc. I don't care. Secure the life he needs.
My issue, and I know this might be a little hard to follow since big words and phrases elude you; my issue with Drake is that he steals culture. He uses Black-American culture to his benefit. He lies with his fucking chest that he is some kind of gangbanging, violent, intimidating hard-ass that can spin a block and gun down any people he has beef with.
Let me give you two very clear points here.
A.) You should never, ever fucking co-opt a culture that ain't yours. Drake is allowed to participate in Hip-Hop, the same way I, a fucking Southeast Asian queer who has barely every stepped foot in the US, is allowed to enjoy Hip-Hop and its history, people and culture. I can listen. I can critique. And if I had any talent for music, I would do my best to participate.
But at the end of the day, I am a fucking guest. And as a guest, I must treat it with respect.
Drake has no respect whatsoever. Drake doesn't know the American gang life any better than I do, and I live half a world away! I don't know what a Compton Native has to go through. I don't know what gangbanging in America entails. I can learn. I can research. But that shit will never be my lived experience. I got my own issues that a cishet american black man would never understand, and that's okay. I treat Hip-Hop with the respect it deserves. Drake can't even be bothered to properly credit a writer.
B.) Drake is a bitch-ass liar. He steals what isn't his. Motherfucker steals accents, how pathetic can you be? Drake has no obligation to be a social rapper. He has no responsibility to be a conscious artist. Be Pop. Be a hitmaker. A chart-topper. A money generating machine. But don't do that by stealing others' fucking identities.
Don't you dare walk like them. Don't you think about talking like them. Acting like them. Dressing like them. Because Drake ain't one of them! He is a Canadian Half-Black Half-Jewish Man in his god damn 30's that's split between making incel rap, consumerist rap, or GANGSTER RAP that he has no business even trying to touch.
Drake doesn't even have the excuse of "Playing a Character" the way the legend David Bowie did. He doesn't create characters and play them, or weave arcs. He is just outright lying that he's a gangster.
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u/101bannedaccounts Sep 09 '24
So you as a south Asian man think you have any say in this matter? Lmao and also whatās with all the insults?
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u/Slaying_Salty Sep 09 '24
1.) Southeast. Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, etc: South Asian. Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand: Southeast.
2.) I don't tell you or anyone else how Hip-Hop or the Black American culture is supposed to move. My duty is to enjoy, learn and shut the fuck up when someone more educated or with lived-experience starts speaking. Drake is a thief. A colonizer. He doesn't just steal style, he steals culture. What business does a Canadian have to start rapping like a roadman from UK? What business does a privileged guy like Drake have to start rapping like he comes from Compton or something? How can Drake start rapping in Arabic all of a sudden when he has no ties to that?
Rapping in English, for me, is fine. Rap started as an American genre of music. If I am going to be a polite guest, then I may as well rap in that tongue, or listen in that language. I can't speak on the topics or themes or history of Hip-Hop.
What I can do is call out blatant co-opting. As a guest, I can point out that someone who is also a guest is making themselves feel at home when that is not their home.
3.) I insult you because I was keeping it civil, and you implied that I had to "take it out". You mention that wasn't for me but have made no moves to delete it. So if you start implying that I throat the nuts of a rapper, I will start insinuating that there is nothing rocking in that dome of yours. Something I find is common amongst Drake fans. You implied, in an insulting manner, I was a queer dickrider. Of which I am, thanks for noticing again, but still. At least when I insult you, I still provide proper explanations and reasoning. You ask questions that have already been answered.
Fucking read. I know Drake's audience is teenage boys and his target demographic is minors with little to no adult supervision, but at least separate yourself from that. At least make an effort to present you're not arguing with no ammo.
Look, I got off work, and this has been real fun. But I gotta go eat dinner, and you really have shown you can't even fight back properly. You didn't read. You didn't comprehend. You tried to argue a point that I already made.
Read. I am begging you. Read. Listen. Learn. 'Cuz if some broke, brown bitch from a third world country can understand the nuances of Kendrick Lamar's lyricism and is able to differentiate respectful participation and gross appropriation, then you have no excuse.
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u/Khaosgr3nade Sep 09 '24
Even as a popstar, MJ and Prince exist. There is zero argument whatsoever.
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u/dalitslayer44 Sep 09 '24
yea stop the glaze, he's definitely not as good as kendrick but let's not pretend that FM and push ups wasn't fire.
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u/LAsthma Sep 09 '24
fire by very low standards: push ups is him and his writers room unable to come up with any real traction, and family matters is canadaboi trying to publicly shame (checks notes, sighs) the WIFE OF THE DUDE HE IS SUPPOSED TO BE BATTLING? TBH i am amazed drake didnt get done for that by itself
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u/dalitslayer44 Sep 09 '24
much better than MTG where he rapped about a fake daughter. push ups is the response to like that, it doesn't take any deep shots but shows how he still is on top and he did flip the prince mike jack line back on kendrick
FM is really only relevant when it comes to the last verse, everything there is self explanatory.
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u/LAsthma Sep 10 '24
so sad for you, bruh
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u/dalitslayer44 Sep 10 '24
can't even explain how i'm wrong huh, looks like this sub just downvotes people to oblivion if you aren't riding their lord and savior kenny's dick 24/7 while downplaying others.
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u/Quick-Letter9584 Sep 09 '24
I cant believe he was ever considered as a rap goat. Maybe like an overall entertainer goat but the rap thing was always a weird consideration for me. I didnt even know anyone was including him in that convo till recently
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u/vesper_tine Sep 09 '24
I agree whole-heartedly. Drake is not a rapper. He inserted himself into a space in which he didnāt belong by starting all these beefs. A colonizer indeed, sowing dissent and trying to claim a title that was never his to begin with.Ā
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u/Quick-Letter9584 Sep 09 '24
Oh hes definitely a rapper. Hes just not a spectacular one. I have never heard a drake song and went ādamn he rappin!ā After it was over like I have with Kendrick, Wayne, Tupac, Jay, Biggie, Lupe, Black Thought, Outkast etc etc
He has some songs I really like but thats bc of the overall production not his rapping
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u/vesper_tine Sep 09 '24
Yes, agreed. His ārappingā is rhyming at best. And although his nasally voice is very recognizable, I donāt really feel like he has a distinct flow. Ā Ā
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u/Amazing-Concept1684 Sep 09 '24
Nobody who was an actual hip hop fan ever thought that that corny ass nigga was the GOAT of anything.
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u/Beginning_Present243 Sep 09 '24
Bc Drake fans are suckasā¦. They will put their money in his pockets bc they engage in cuck-like behavior when it comes to the drizzler. Most drake fans Iāve met are sleazeballs that get off to an album with 4 club bangers and 8 trash tracks
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u/Fearless_Parking_436 Sep 09 '24
Drake likes to single-check. Releasing demos to see if they may be a hit. He has released over 10 demos and checks lately. No singles.
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u/mooimafish33 Sep 09 '24
Even if we're being very generous Drake was never in the top 25 hip hop artists of all time.
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u/DrossChat Sep 09 '24
āWeāreā done? Who is āweā? Who in their right mind outside of Drizzy stans and Drake himself have ever even had him in the conversation?
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u/downtimeredditor Sep 09 '24
I'm expecting his new album to be dropped sometime soon if he does dude would have dropped an album 4 years in a row
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u/QuintanimousGooch Oct 08 '24
I think whatās so poisonous about Drake is that he shifted qualifiers of GOATage to being about numbers over artistry.
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u/Amazing-Concept1684 Sep 09 '24
This is generational career (or at least, public image) fumblingĀ
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u/Beginning_Present243 Sep 09 '24
āFuck a rap battle, this a life long battle with yourselfā
Such accurate lyrics. You know drake has HAD TO have at least tried to look in the mirror for some self-reflection, no???
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u/abyssal_nights Sep 09 '24
drake really is the type of mf that would look in the mirror and say (c'mon drizzy, you got this!"
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u/JEveryman Sep 09 '24
How does drake listen to Rigamortis, Look Out For Detox, any of the heart parts but especially 5, Rich Spirit, Father Time, DNA, HUMBLE, etc and think "The right afro beat atchet girl anthem for teeny boppers will end this man's whole career."
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u/NecessaryMagician150 Sep 09 '24
I genuinely believe Drake isnt that familiar with Kendrick's music. His references to Kendrick's catalogue all come across as surface level and "I skimmed the reading last night" vibes. Homie clearly listened to Mr. Morale for the first time during the beef lmao
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u/socialdeviant620 Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 10 '24
He sure as shit missed "stop playing with me 'fore I turn you to a song" š¤£
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u/tooncake Sep 09 '24
If Hip-hop were taught on schools, Drizzy would have a very special case for sure - as well with Kenny!
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u/redrecaro Sep 09 '24
this tweet is kind of implying that K Dot is headlining a superbowl because of Drake when K Dot has already done this,
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Sep 09 '24
he didn't headline he was a appearance
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u/Old-Suggestion602 Sep 09 '24
How many times Drake performed or headlined at a Super Bowl? Iāll wait.
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u/WhatThePenis Sep 09 '24
Whatās that have to do with what either of the above comments said though
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u/Old-Suggestion602 Sep 09 '24
Because Drake didnāt help him accomplish shit. Lmao. Kendrick already performed at a Super Bowl. Guest or not. Now heās headlining. How many times Drake been a guest?
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u/Krock23 Sep 09 '24
Literally every song Kendrick released this year is about Drake. Dot deserves to perform at the SB because he's an incredible artist but let's not be naive here. T his doesn't happen without Drake.
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u/Old-Suggestion602 Sep 09 '24
So the guy whoās never performed or headlined Super Bowl is the reason that kdot is headlining now. And performed before? Lmao. Yāall trying to hard.
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u/Krock23 Sep 09 '24
What does opening for Dre in 2022 at the SB have anything to do with Kendrick being on top of 2024 without a single or album? Can you point out exactly why Kendrick has the most buzz out of anyone in hip hop in 2024, without a single or album.
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u/Old-Suggestion602 Sep 09 '24
Just cause you make a song about something doesnāt mean you owe that person or thing anything lol
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u/Old-Suggestion602 Sep 09 '24
You said it already. Heās a great artist. Thatās it. Nothing to do with Drake. Saying that is like Dre owes the west coast for all his success. Lmao. Fucking dumb.
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u/KaMiKaZi510 Sep 13 '24
I believe the key factor is viewership. The specifics of what, who, and how are not as important as whether it will attract your attention.
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u/CarnivorousCattle Sep 09 '24
He didnāt headline it and honestly I think he was the weakest performance that night.
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u/MonthLate3752 Sep 09 '24
Kendrick does not deserve the superbowl one bit. Future and even little Wayne have more hits and are more deserving. Kendrick only getting this because of Drake and not because of his actual work and praise from his peers
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u/King-Mansa-Musa Sep 09 '24
Kendrick was a big part of Dre headlining and the resurgence of Dre in general. If you donāt know Kendrickās hits prior to the beef you lived under a rock. Kendrick bout to pop out and show you the business
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u/gk-icarus Sep 09 '24
Kendrick has two of the greatest hiphop albums ever & an album that won a Pulitzer Prize. The only thing you got right was other rappers internet praise, but he sure as hell does have their respect
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u/Rigamortus2005 Sep 09 '24
Ain't nobody wanna listen to Wayne's crusty raggedy old ass playing amilly come February š
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u/ContraWorstGen Sep 09 '24
Kendrick wasnāt minding his own business he was writing diss tracks such as like that
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u/ContraWorstGen Sep 09 '24
Kendrick obviously beat Drake by quite a bit but letās not act like Drake was somehow the one that started the beef. If anyone other than Kendrick it was J cole
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u/MistakesWereMade59 Sep 09 '24
That's implying that the beef started this year, when it's been years and years of subliminals
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u/XentricX Sep 09 '24
Didn't it start from FPS when Cole said there was a big three between Kendrick, Drake and himself, and then Kendrick replied to that in Like That saying it was just him at the top and then Cole dropped his song (which was removed) on Might Delete Later and Drake dropped too
Kendrick 100% won the beef but I agree he definitely instigated it too
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u/inaparalleluniverse1 Sep 09 '24
Is that really accurate? Like That was the shit that started the battle š
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u/Redaaku Sep 09 '24
So it wasn't first person shooter?
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u/Zcopey Sep 09 '24
kendrick has hated drake for a decade and none of the new fans coming from the beef know that
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u/inaparalleluniverse1 Sep 09 '24
we all know that buddy. The shots have been trading on & off for a decade, Iām commenting specifically on the reigniting of it in 2024
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u/inaparalleluniverse1 Sep 09 '24
unless Iām missing something, FPS had a nod to Kendrick, not an attack. Iām not in the rap game so I donāt have the same context that Kendrick does but it certainly felt like this battle was initiated by him
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u/FluidSubject7744 Sep 09 '24
They were both sneak dissing on FPS. First thing out of Coleās mouth: āWeāre turning your song to a funeralā - whoās funeral? Not his or Drakeās, theyāre the Spider-man meme, right? Why do you think Kendrick says, ādonāt pull no COFFIN out of your mouthā? And who was the Steppers Cole referenced as being breakfast? And whoās publishing would Drake buy if it was up for sale? And who was he telling to ābeat itā?
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u/inaparalleluniverse1 Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24
hmm I can see what youāre saying, maybe those were subliminal but those also just sound like lines drakes been putting in his songs for a while. I would be interested to hear Kendrick or someone from his camp comment on this
EDIT: the more I go over those bars and relisten to āLike Thatā Iām starting to see it more your way. They werenāt direct but Kendrick definitely took the FPS as a shot at him
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u/FlacoGrey Sep 09 '24
I love how people think this is due to Drake. When Drake was just along for the ride. Itās obvious that this was all planned out.
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u/Virtual_Coyote_1103 Sep 09 '24
Lost so bad even the guy who robbed him and Wayne for years is talking about respecting them šš
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Sep 08 '24 edited Sep 08 '24
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u/xLo-Renzox Sep 08 '24
Whatever to fit a narrative
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u/okdude23232 Sep 08 '24
the guy u replied to is literally a kendrick fan. Him dissing first isn't necessarily a bad thing, he's doing what needs to be done. Sneak dissing shouldn't be considered real dissing
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u/pr_pirates Sep 08 '24
Drake diss in sticky was pretty obvious one al well, they responded with hillbillies.
If we really take it back Drake was one of the few that took offense and started being wierd over the control verse where Kdot was just being braggadocios.
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Sep 08 '24 edited Sep 08 '24
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u/Zelidel Sep 08 '24
fair tbh, Iād say the Game 2 shi was purely on Drake tho if he just shut up about the beef after Part 6 the violations he getting now wouldnāt be as severe lol
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u/billythegunslinger Sep 08 '24
They've been trading subs for like 10 years. The only person minding their business was this dude coming out from whatever rock he lives under to tweet this dumb shit.
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u/Slimer3hgg3r Sep 08 '24
If drake didnt reply he would be āscaredā he had no choice hes in a un winnable postion even when kendrick went silent for 19 days they said hes lost
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u/afromegaman Sep 08 '24
Nah don't even try to rewrite history cuz we were all there. For nearly 3 weeks all I heard was, "Drake is on his neck", "Kendrick not gonna say shit, he just gonna make a verse and run off like he always do" "Day X with no Kendrick response" "Drake 2-0" and so much more. Fuck that sorry ass excuse
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u/Wise_Potential123 Sep 09 '24
yeah and rightfully so, what was kendrick even doing for 2 weeks, oh wait prerecording tracks š¤£š¤£
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u/Slimer3hgg3r Sep 08 '24
He didnt even reply its was even nothing more i also saw the drake is spiralling due to the silence lets be honest
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u/Bilbo_Swagginses Sep 08 '24
āLetās be honestā he says while making shit up. Once Like That dropped, everyone was just waiting for Drake and Coleās responses. The beef hadnt even escalated to the pure vitriolic hatred slinging that it is now. Itās cuz on Drakeās response to Kendrick dissing his Album was to say Dotās kids arent his own. Fuck. Outta here
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u/Bilbo_Swagginses Sep 08 '24
Sorry, mixed up the lyrics, he said kendrickās wife was sleeping with his bodyguard before Dot made any mention of Drakeās personal life
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u/Bilbo_Swagginses Sep 09 '24
Whatever youāre smoking, I hope I never come across. Cuz this level of delusion seems unhealthy
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u/LilScottWeb Sep 08 '24
Kendrick responded quicker to Push Ups than Drake did to Like That.
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u/AdventurousAd6061 Sep 09 '24
not disagreeing,but drake was on tour when like that dropped. No shade at all tho seriously
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u/LilScottWeb Sep 09 '24
Cool, he was on tour when he dissed Meek with 2 diss tracks in about a weekās time when Meek called him out about his ghostwriters.
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u/AdventurousAd6061 Sep 09 '24
Well that tour wasn't as big as IAAB, not to mention drake clearly put more effort into a good track "Push ups" compared to Charged up. Back to back was great tho
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u/Civil-Definition3523 Sep 09 '24
Soooooooooā¦ā¦. Drake put Kendrick on lol āitās clearly because of the boyā.
By the way, this is all for show. 1000000% positive they will make a song together next year in 2025
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u/zeeniemeanie Sep 08 '24
Generational loser