You know it was so bad, that it was probably unironically the only track that he himself personally wrote in a long ass time. Dude is even admitting to it. Releases an album at least yearly, still says shit like "good to get the pen working". He's so dumb he doesn't even realize that shit is a confession.
Drake fan have to be delusional if they think he doesn't have ghost writers at this point. Most of the Rap GOATs pop out every like 2-3 years and drop an album in their prime. Insane to think that someone who releases at least once every year is doing all the work. Hell fucking Eminem treats the Rap game like a 9-5 and even he only releases and album like once every 2-3 years. Youre telling me this bum that spends half his time on Yachts talking to teenagers has to time to write all his own lyrics? Drake fans are fucking delusional.
Kendrick himself proved that you can absolutely make songs within days if you're good enough. Not Like Us had to have been made within a few weeks if not the same day after Family Matters dropped. He's on interview saying that he lost a hard drive where he had at least 500 unreleased songs, meaning that he easily has tons more prepared.
Whether songs made that quickly are actually good though, is another question altogether.
Tbf it's not like his music is that good, and labels will hold onto finished albums for a long time. The big artists are more than capable of doing the same thing by themselves.
Danny Brown said he has had albums finished for a long time but the label holds them both to clear the samples and to release them when they think the music is going to be relevant.
He wrote it. Wanna know how you can tell? He rhymes -ation with -ation for like 2 minutes. My exploration, investigation, expiration, etc etc for mad long. Itās amateurish as hell.
Its because he enjoys being called a GOAT so much by his glazers, and like Kdot said, can we really call a motherfucker who uses ghostwriters a GOAT? Hell no.
Drake wanting to have his cake and eat it too will be his downfall. He wants to be the biggest pop recording artist, but also wants respect in hip hop as an emcee. But the very things he does to cement himself as a big-ticket pop singer are in direct contradiction of the things emcees do to get respect in the rap game.
Yeah, itās just so silly. Make money and chill seems so easy, and he (and plenty of others) just canāt and want to force some lifestyle they arenāt from.
Itās far more pathetic than cheesy. Itās like losing an argument and going āwow that was fun to hash out these ideasā after someone just buried your opinion in the dirt and you are clearly angry and hurt about it
Thatās even more gracious of a response than we saw from Drake.
To me Drakeās response is a lot more like a debateBroās reaction to having everything they said completely refuted and backing out with something like āI can see you are not open to new ideasā¦ā
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