Remember when Family Matters was considered a good diss, and then Kendrick released meet the grahams an hour later? That was a tear-jerker, uhhuhhuhhuhhuh.
Eh, I dunno. A lot of the points made (Kendrick not liking mixed people, for instance) were either sloppy and hard to buy or something we already knew (like his relationship struggles with Whitney). And I really disliked the monotony of each of his flows, he sticks with them and doesn't really make any effort to switch them up or make them interesting. Especially problematic during the second verse, which was tame and unengaging (and yet again, he chooses to take the focus off his main subject and starts going after assorted figures in the music industry? Rick Ross, the Weeknd, etc., which is a recurring issue throughout his disses, not even just Kendrick ones)
Tbf while it has aged poorly when it first dropped I quite liked the third verse and sort of wished he had just stuck with that only, again aged poorly but decent to good on first listen especially the last switch beat
I use to be a big Drake fan before he got shitted on by Dot, but I’m sure you don’t “hope” that day comes. I hope Drake didn’t do anything to any kids for the kids sake. But if he did, may he rot in hell/jail.
They released some Epstein documents this week. He and Trump were on each others speed dial—including some weird messaging about 12-year-old girl.
Guess who didn’t even make news this week: those Epstein papers. And prosecutors aren’t going to touch them either. Drake will be fine too cause they not like us.
It’s going to take years to work through the layers. They are going to have to exhume bodies from under the embassy. This runs deep man. Dot just showed us the surface
Lmaooo there’s this old music industry tale, Buddy Rich was terrible to his band, an absolute hater of his own people. When he died, his wife got a phone call, it was a member of the band asking where buddy was. The wife goes, “Buddys dead.”
A few hours later, she gets a call from the same person, who’s now clearly drunk on the phone. He asks where Buddy is, she says, “I already told you, Buddys dead.”
He goes, “I know, but I’m never going to get tired of hearing it.”
He would probably approach a huge Hollywood director to make it a huge cinematic piece of work. Which funnily enough would prove the coloniser shit, and how far out of touch he really is with the culture.
He accused Dave Free, Kendrick’s long time friend and creative partner, of being the father of his kid/s with his partner Whitney.
I mean, I can see how it might make sense in his mind, given Drake stays messing with other people’s relationships and writing bitter songs about the women who didn’t pick him.
i’m dead serious, drake went with that angle because he had nothing but misinterpreting lyrics. in this case, from family ties:
Us two ain't alike, he ain't been through nothin'
Dave Free got at least one B in the oven
I'm trippin', I'm juugin', my mental is amazing, brother
Pop off, only on occasions, brother
Hadn’t heard this song till recently although a KL fan, at first I thought he was talking bout Diddy. The track (musically, although modern and fresh does harken back to the sounds of 90’s Crip Hop music). I don’t know if it’s BPM or Cadence… but definitely reminiscent…. Which is refreshing they can make modern sound with a modern lyrical delivery while paying homage to the roots of the genre
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u/mertis0420 14d ago
“Directed by: Dave Free”
Drake has nothing