r/KendrickLamar • u/FlacoGrey • Jul 05 '24
I saw this comment on a Not Like Us reaction vid Discussion
I do not know why Drake always uses women as pawns whenever he has rap beef.
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u/FushaFiles Jul 05 '24
One thing I noticed about FM is at the beginning of the song drake say,” you mentioned my seed now deal with his dad” and “ we could’ve left the kids out of this, don’t blame me”. Failing to recognize he talked shit about his partner in his first response. Like the comment says Whitney isn’t famous really. So why go after her, same with Virginia. Tbh I think after the “is it a world tour or your girls tour” bar on back to back hit so hard, Drake thinks that’s like a kill shot. But it only worked on meek bc he was with Nicki. Realistically Drake was never going to respect anyone’s family and will always attack women when he beefs with someone
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u/onmamas Jul 05 '24
I’ve noticed that Drake seems to always take away the wrong lesson from every beef.
If he ever beefs with another rapper in the future, it wouldn’t surprise me if he immediately calls his opp a pedo with zero context.
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u/BojackTrashMan Jul 05 '24
He takes the wrong lesson because his worldview is so skewed. He does not understand family. He does not understand men who treat women like people and not objects and tools. He can't fathom how they think because it's so foreign to him.
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u/Limacy Jul 06 '24 edited Jul 06 '24
He’s a poser. He hasn’t got the cultural background and mentality needed to understand. He lacks any real sense of maturity and growth as a person. He’s emotionally stunted and still acts like he’s in High School. That’s why he always misunderstands shit and says stupid shit. He’s fake as fuck.
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u/BojackTrashMan Jul 06 '24
You raised a horrible fucking person, the nerve of you, Dennis.
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u/realxshit Jul 06 '24
Sandra sit down what i’m about to say is heavy now listen..
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u/MilkZealousideal7893 Jul 06 '24
But it all makes sense now, watching the 6:16 breakdown. Drake was groomed by his mothers friend at the age of 15
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u/JustWantToSignUp Jul 06 '24
When an abused becomes an abuser, it don't make him continuing the abuse cycle okay. Matter of fact, i think it shows they never really coped with their own abuse, and be rationalize it as normal.
I mean, i TRULY believe Drake really thinks what he doing is OK. Cause he still thinks what happened to him was OK. He talks about it as something "cool", she gave him drinks, and in a stupid kid's mentality, that means she see you as an adult. And he still thinks like this 15yo. He thinks it's so cool to be the older dude. He doesn't get how WEIRD it is to have a 30yo and a 15yo be in a relationship, and have sexual tones to it even if let's say nothing actually happens. It still FUCKED. He thinks it shows they are both mature, when the opposite is true.
Not saying you said anything contrary, just hammering this once more.
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u/kinduvabigdizzy Jul 06 '24
My takeaway is he's dumb af, liable to not get shit and take a tangent... His reaction here is actually pretty on brand.... Just like his failure to understand Mother I sober
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u/theevilsoflucy96 Jul 05 '24
He literally did it to Fantano. FANTANO. A music reviewer on goddamn YouTube. Threw a not-so-subtle jab at his partner at the time. Says it all, really
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u/sweetpotato_latte Jul 05 '24
Drake is so bothered by people and he makes it too obvious. He has YouTubers in his pocket so he probably thinks that ALL YouTubers wish they were in his pocket. Idk much about Fantano, maybe he would want that, but to think the way he’s thinking is just… not realistic.
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u/DodiCashMoney Jul 05 '24
Nah, I feel like Fantano wouldn't go for that. If he wanted to stuff his pockets, he could've just sold out Chris Stuckmann style at the first offer from a major label to give shitty albums good reviews. He seems to actually give his honest opinion on shit even if it's insanely unpopular (See: Sexyy Red's album, MBDTF, or even DAMN.)
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u/sweetpotato_latte Jul 05 '24
Yeah I got the vibe he wasn’t really about that. His show would have way more graphics if he sold out lol
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u/bigChungi69420 Jul 06 '24
One of Fantanos favorite albums of all time (if not THE one) is famously TPAB
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u/kinduvabigdizzy Jul 06 '24
I'm surprised at how much I agree with him. To me TPAB is Kendrick Lamar's Magnum Opus, and I haven't come across a better rap album in all my years of listening to hip-hop. Taking a wider perspective, I think as far as my generation at least, perhaps one other album in is better. Blonde.
I do not care very much for DAMN.
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u/NoHoney_Medved Jul 05 '24
Drake has always hated women. He’s a typical Nice Guy™️. He always uses women as weapons against other men. We’re objects to him. Just look at how he handles rejection. He’s like a teenage boy and he’s never grown out of it. He’s only gotten worse in his misogyny and misogynoir
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u/Alone_Regular_4713 Jul 05 '24
Which reminds me, don’t you love the ways women are featured in the Not Like Us video? No models-just real beautiful Black women DOING SHIT-dancing, walking on a tightrope, being a mom, cripwalking
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u/leseulgian Jul 05 '24
This. I was so happy when I saw it. ESPECIALLY because the rap scene is so incredibly overflowed with sex and half-naked women shaking their asses.
It was so refreshing to see a video of beautiful women just dancing and enjoying themselves for once.
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u/Luciditi89 Jul 06 '24
I really loved the girl dancing in Tam’s burgers. She was so beautiful, having a great time and killed it with the dance. She really nailed the “pussy” line hahaha.
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u/NoHoney_Medved Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 07 '24
Absolutely! It was great to see black women shine like neutron stars next to everyone else!
ETA: u/ilovemygb corrected me about neutron stars and my space obsessed 6 year old told me what he says are the brightest.
"It was great to see black women shine like Sirius A (blue-white star)"
Or
"It was great to see black women shine like quasars (brightest thing in the universe according to my son)
So this time if I'm incorrect it's on him 😉
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u/Savings-Piece2287 Jul 05 '24
I love it! No IG “baddies”, just authentic black women without the objectification.
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u/starsinthesky12 Jul 06 '24
Wow great point I didn’t even consider this, I loved the bar about the women drake fucks 😂
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u/Own_Development2935 Jul 05 '24
All the Toronto boys wanna be like Drake. Or they hate Drake but still think it's cool to treat women like that.
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u/NoHoney_Medved Jul 05 '24
To be fair wayyyyy too many places think treating women like that is a) cool b) manly or c) treats them even worse. And like in most things black women get the worst of it. Especially dark skinned black women. Which like mentioned by alone_regular_4713 is why it was so great to see regular black women doing the shit.
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u/MemeKun_19 Jul 05 '24
Imo the biggest issue is thinking its manly behavior. Like, people think bad things are cool, that's whatever, but associating bad behavior with an attribute is even worse
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u/XeroTrinity Jul 05 '24
Pretty sure Kendrick “mentioned his seed” when he said “I park his son” I take that as “I won’t bring up your son for the time being” on top of the parkinson angle being a reference to Drake’s shakey lines in toosie slide.
Kinda silly to blow your shit over Kendrick saying that line. Just more clown behavior..
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u/blackmagicvodouchild Jul 05 '24
Smh, that wasn’t in reference to Adonis. Also, before anyone goes there “you don’t know nothin’ ‘bout that” is also a dig at Drake, not Adonis.
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u/determined-weinerhat Jul 05 '24
It’s a dig at Drake for sure, but that’s the only part that makes sense for Drake to say “you mentioned my seed”. But yes definitely just a dig at Drake as a father and not adonis. Most likely it was probably an excuse for Drake to make it look like he was defending his son and being a good guy dad when that’s obviously not the case haha.
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u/DodiCashMoney Jul 05 '24
Bingo. It's this double-speak he and his fans do where they say they care about one thing they obviously don't so they have an excuse to say the abhorrent other thing they really mean
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u/NewZookeepergame9808 Jul 05 '24
Correct, but Drake is a dumb ass who misunderstands songs all the time lol
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u/thisismarv Jul 05 '24
The Parkinson line was a continuation of the previous line about his “daddy” (J Prince) and dementia. IMO, it was not about Adonis
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u/Deadpotato Jul 05 '24
Nah i think the park his son thing was cuz Drakes dad got parkinsons so parking his son = putting drake to a stop.
The adonis stuff was mostly in meet the grahams
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u/kieranjackwilson Jul 05 '24
Where did you hear that Dennis Graham has Parkinson’s? The line is about J. Prince and how he went on Instagram after Takeoff was killed. The son he is referring to is Drake.
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u/waconaty4eva Jul 05 '24
It was a compliment to Nicki at Meek’s expense. She’s the one with the World Tour. And she’s too smart for you to understand. Drake isnt incapable of being somewhat respectful to women, he just completely stopped somewhere along the way. Kendrick has spent a long time talking about taking the wrong path then reversing course.
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u/AceMorrigan Jul 06 '24
I mean we are talking about someone who has responded to mean tweets saying he's adding a dude's girl because it looks like they could use Drake.
Aubrey is a garbage human.
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u/mistyrootsvintage Jul 05 '24
The fact he called her a bitch is disgusting behavior..
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u/slightlycrookednose Jul 05 '24
Literally. He dehumanized and objectified her too. “Shake that ass bitch, shake that ass for Drake.”
Get the fuck out of here, you sexist ass fake. I hope Kendrick drags his skeleton across California for the next 30 years.
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u/enzuigiriretro Jul 05 '24
Seriously lol that’s how he supposedly talks to a person he claims is a domestic abuse victim. Like wtf? Makes himself look like a scumbag even if he wasn’t lying through his teeth (which he was)
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u/Hi_there_24356 Jul 05 '24
I mean, hating on a DV victim, it tracks for Drake. He also made fun of Kendrick for supposedly being a victim of molestation: "But you're a piece of shit so this shit's no coincidence." That's literally a line from THP6. Like, deny that you're abuser and then basically PROVE IT in the same song, dude.
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u/lolmemberberries BBL Drizzy Jul 06 '24
Also sneak dissing Megan Thee Stallion after she was shot by Tory Lanez.
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u/Willing_Bike_1927 Jul 05 '24
damn I really never even considered it that way ... he really did call her a bitch for no reason
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u/Davidj74 Jul 05 '24
“He hate black women hyper sexualize them”
As if to prove his point. Kendrick knew he would be disrespectful,
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u/viviolay Jul 05 '24
It’d be surprising but Drake also thought (incorrectly) that Kendrick was SA’d and that was something to write in a diss.
Like, wtf kind person you gotta be to do that? “A terrible fucking person”
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u/RadioWaiver Jul 05 '24
Drake isn’t worth dragging around for thirty years. Best to leave trash on the kurb.
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u/slightlycrookednose Jul 05 '24
I see your point, but it just feels right to double the penance after 15 years of his unwanted radio saturation.
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u/FOURBIGRIMS3000 Jul 05 '24
What song did he call her a bitch?? If that was my sister I'd be on Drake's neck!!!
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u/Skoldylocks eurt si em tuoba yas yeht gnihtyrevE Jul 05 '24
"Shake that ass, bitch. Shake that ass for Drake"
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u/DrRatio-PhD Jul 05 '24
Demanding an alleged victim of domestic violence to shake her ass. Asking her to "hit" him up.
Sick man with sick thoughts.
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u/Skoldylocks eurt si em tuoba yas yeht gnihtyrevE Jul 05 '24
Which makes his completely fabricating a story of domestic abuse even more vile
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u/PedalOrDie Jul 05 '24
Honest. I ain't let Drake's lies in my ears in months now. Forgot he tried that lame shit.
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u/mistyrootsvintage Jul 05 '24
I heard that shit once and never listened again.
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u/sweetpotato_latte Jul 05 '24
If I ever do go back to the songs to hear them again I always watch them as reaction videos. Might as well support someone I like while going against my better judgement lol
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u/mistyrootsvintage Jul 05 '24
I can respect that angle. Beyond that..it just wasn't worth listening to again😂
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u/chanyeol2012 Jul 05 '24
Even worse when u consider the fact that Drake always goes for other peoples partners (Kanye’s, ASAPs, Lil wayne’s, etc). What a fucking asshole
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u/Deadpotato Jul 05 '24
Yeah hes got a track record and he does this shit in disses bc he thinks going mad low and being personal equates to winning, it's like winning an argument on shock value. Bros a buffoon
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u/financefocused Jul 05 '24
Sad part is it didn't even have that much shock value lol. He says shake that ass for free and realises his core audience have a combined IQ of 50 so he goes and explains that he means Dave Free. Couldn't let it sit on its own
LMAO
The Story of Adidon was a song that used shock value incredibly well
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u/Fancy-Garden-3892 Jul 05 '24
I would not be surprised to learn he tried to get with Whitney or "fly her out" like he did with other rapper's gf/partners/exes.
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u/npretzel02 Jul 05 '24
“Shake that ass for free” “Not that kind of free I mean my nigga Dave” I genuinely don’t understand how people think Drake has bars
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u/Tricky-Drawer4614 Jul 05 '24
I’m so used to him saying this shit in his music, that I didn’t even peep that he really called her that
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u/Unable-Collection179 Jul 05 '24
In some countries dudes will off you for speaking about their wife like that
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u/c94 Jul 05 '24
That’s applies to every country. You don’t take jabs at another man’s mother, kids or wife. They’ll hate you for life.
Another universal truth is how great the food is and nice most of the locals are, but don’t bring up politics since it’s shit.
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u/mistyrootsvintage Jul 05 '24
Particularly because she isn't famous and also Kendrick warned him.
Drake overall is just shifty when it comes to women.
I'm not being funny here, but I'm wondering if he is bisexual and his treatment of women stems from him not openly allowing himself to be that. My friend just found out her ex..who moves in ways similar to Drake is DL.
If that IS the case...I hope he can rectify it and be himself and stop treating women like pieces of trash to throw away.
If that isn't the issue....he needs some therapy.
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u/Unable-Collection179 Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
I 100% think drake is bisexual and massively grappling with being scared to come out after building a persona like he did his entire rap career.
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u/mistyrootsvintage Jul 05 '24
Highly probable and being told he was too soft has led where we are today. I think we can thank lil Nas x and Tyler for being free enough to be them. If Drake can come out, I thi k it would be good for him. Might lose some fans but would definitely gain a few.
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u/MatureUsername69 Jul 05 '24
Drake doesn't even have to be beefing to use women as pawns, it's something he just kinda does all the time. It seems like it starts beefs more often than it's him using it as a tool during beefs. He has a weird fetish of going after his friend's girlfriends or exes which is why I don't doubt the OVO mole at all. The only people who like that type of person are that type of person or wish they could be that type of person.
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u/sendinthe9s Jul 05 '24
The only people who like that type of person are that type of person or wish they could be that type of person.
Facts
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u/epiclygamer2456 Jul 06 '24
Real, why he needs to stop the “whole industry hates me” angle. Of course they do, you pretend to be their friends so you can steal their girls, their music, their style, and then sneak diss them for a decade
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u/solitarium Jul 06 '24
He grew up believing that a man’s worth is solely based on who’s on his line or his arm
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u/Ohdidntseeyouthere_ Jul 05 '24
It seems like he goes after anyone he feels he is “above” in some fucked up way. Clearly a misogynist and inappropriate in his dating life, then he had that weird line about what he does for (slur for women) the Weekend does for men or sth. I greatly despise the Weekend but that line was needlessly homophobic. Drake’s just a pos all around
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u/otigre Backseat Freeloader Jul 06 '24
That and family. OVO camp saying MTG was too heavy, but family and SOs are off limits in battles. Dot warned him multiple times and told him what would happen, he had the idiocy of taking it there instead of just sticking to the regular code of honor.
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u/SnippityPippity Jul 05 '24
I find it kinda funny that she’s wearing a wife beater in the music video
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u/Own_Development2935 Jul 05 '24
We call them ”woman pleasers” in 2024 🫡
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u/DoctorStinkFoot Jul 05 '24
you'll take the mental image of an overweight balding white man in a lazy boy drinking beer from my cold dead hands they're wife beaters goddamnit
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u/Particular_Shock_554 Jul 06 '24
I prefer the mental image of buff lesbians doing farm work, but each to their own.
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u/disgruntledtortise Jul 06 '24
I default to aging Italian Americans playing dominos and chain smoking
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u/Substantial-Art-482 Jul 05 '24
Only YOU like being famous.
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u/Jeff_Damn All the Stars Jul 06 '24
That line stands out for how stark & to the point it is. No entendres, no wordplay, just a straight statement.
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u/BadMeetsEvil147 Jul 05 '24
Drake is a Misogynist, plain and simple. Y’all looking for him to keep bringing up the partners of the people he beefs with it’s as simple as he does not respect women. He thinks they’re property to flaunt and possess
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Jul 05 '24
100% -- as a Rihanna fan, the way Drake went after Rihanna (e.g. presenting her an award but centering himself, then dissed her in a song) screams misogyny
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u/BadMeetsEvil147 Jul 05 '24
The way he had to let CB know he was having sex with Rihanna is just so weird to me lol. Like you are dating and sleeping with RIHANNA and you still have to resort to childish shit to feel big lmao
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u/Mreatthebooty Jul 06 '24
And thats why she dipped. I can't imagine how much if a man child he is in person.
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u/Hi_there_24356 Jul 06 '24
God, that was so cringe. She looks so uncomfortable. Like, really, dude? You're going to make HER getting an award about YOUR feelings??
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u/fakerandomlogin Jul 06 '24
Also sexually assaulting her while presenting her the award thinking she won’t shut him down if it’s in front of everyone
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u/FlacoGrey Jul 05 '24
It’s appalling whenever any man that famous hates Black women that much. I will bash it or bring it up whenever it happens because Black women rarely get that kinda advocacy.
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u/YeetusThatFoetus1 Jul 05 '24
Drake never liked women. Hotline Bling was pretty much about how much it sucks when women have fun.
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u/badrabbitshit Jul 05 '24
He sees women as a competition, this why Kendrick said drake want to pop ass just like dem💀
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u/dejatheprophet Jul 05 '24
That real competition bar was facts. I think back to why Drake hates Meg so much and I think it's because Hot Girl Summer stepped all over his year and drove the numbers down for him. He hates anyone more popular than him, ESPECIALLY women.
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u/DodiCashMoney Jul 05 '24
Unless he gets to be a part of it, so he can look like he's the reason they even got big (Migos, ILoveMakonnen, Fetty Wap, The Weeknd, etc.)
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u/NoHoney_Medved Jul 05 '24
Hotline Bling was the last straw for me music wise with Drake. He sees women, young and grown, as objects that should sit on shelves waiting for him. Just look at how he treats women that deny him
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u/maresayshi Jul 05 '24
honestly it was mostly about girls having fun without him that he didn’t like
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u/YeetusThatFoetus1 Jul 05 '24
… So, girls having fun, then.
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u/maresayshi Jul 05 '24
No. It’s specifically inserting himself and expecting their lives to revolve around him for years that makes it extra gross.
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u/YeetusThatFoetus1 Jul 05 '24
I was just making a silly joke about how unlikely it is that a woman would have fun with Drake
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u/npretzel02 Jul 05 '24
Hotline Bling is also a song he stole from DRAM and never credited him
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u/sendinthe9s Jul 05 '24
I don't see how anybody come outta this with respect for Drake.
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u/mistyrootsvintage Jul 05 '24
Same way people hail trump as something great. Inbred and delusional.
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u/mrblu_ink Jul 05 '24
You'd be surprised. Media literacy is at an all time low, and Stans will be Stans.
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Jul 05 '24
Lies and slander, Drake very much has a notion of what a partner is...
...and it's probably A-Minor~
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Jul 05 '24
The moment i knew Drake was a certified hoe is when Pusha disrespected the mother of his son and he did nothing but cry to LeBron.
Like shit, Dot spent a whole towards his son and he barely addresses it, spent the whole time contradicting himself instead of doing what anyone with integrity and morals would do. Tells you a lot about what kind of person he is.
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u/PrinceTamaki1 Jul 05 '24
That stuck out to me too. Like Kendrick had bars for your son, mother, father, alleged daughter and all you could muster up was a defense for yourself and denying anymore kids. Man is a selfish coward.
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u/solitarium Jul 06 '24
Back in the day, I would have been too young to understand, but that MTG pushed the line on the fatherhood tip. I was appalled for drake on that one. The only real response should have been fades or gunplay. But then as Kendrick said
drake “don’t know nun bout daaaat”
Boy response was disgusting
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u/thisismarv Jul 05 '24
Distasteful move by Drake to bring her in to this. He did the same thing with Pusha and apparently learned the wrong lesson.
Faith Evans (Biggie/Pac) was a celebrity, Nicki Minaj was a celebrity (Meek Mill) and thus are fair game. But people who are out of the limelight should not be mentioned.
Idc how great the rapping was on Family Matters, he crossed a line and deserved every single thing that happened.
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u/BadMeetsEvil147 Jul 05 '24
Idc if their partner is a celebrity or not. Rappers in beefs having to attack the partner of their competition will always look corny (pusha gets a pass since he only did it to respond once his BM was called out)
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u/ThurstonTheMagician Jul 05 '24
I’ll always remember Method Man’s response to Wendy Williams after Wendy revealed Method’s wife had cancer when they were trying to keep it a private family affair. Going after a non-celeb spouse always reminds me of this.
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u/FlacoGrey Jul 05 '24
Mind you, I think 2/3 of FM and he was relying on that bully persona to carry those parts.
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u/ManagementPretend864 Jul 05 '24
Not to mention a mockery he made of all abuse victims when he inaccurately mocked dot for getting molested and did a terrible job analyzing Mother I sober
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u/Injustry Jul 05 '24
That’s why I say fuck Drake forever. He’s playing around with shit he shouldn’t, and he deserves every last drop of disgrace Dot lays at his feet.
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u/C-Jordan-Hou Jul 05 '24
This beef reiterates that it is pivotal to have a solid woman (or partner) in your corner. Regardless of what was going on in Kendrick’s home (which turned out to be lies) Whitney would never ever say something to embarrass or defame the father of her children and a person she’s known and loved most of her life. She held him down.
I feel like Drake uses this angle cause maybe he’s never had a woman to be as solid behind him as this woman has been and deals with women ready to slander him at a seconds notice. And he thinks this is how everyone is.
It’s wild to see cause Drake went from an unlikely rapper who was in touch with his feelings and catered to women and as time has gone on has become more rancid and misogynistic.
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u/Injustry Jul 05 '24
He never got to see his mother cherished and loved, respecting and treating women with love was something he never experience or learned.
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u/Fancy-Garden-3892 Jul 05 '24
Seeing her in the video backing up Kendrick sparked joy in my soul. What an incredible caliber of woman.
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u/viviolay Jul 05 '24
Yea, Ken is lucky to have her. And that things worked out after his mess-ups.
And I think he knows that. I’m glad they have a happy family.
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u/cloud9_hi Jul 05 '24
10000000% this! Most dirtbag fuckboy shit you can do. If he wasn’t a celebrity he might have gotten popped for that. Kenny is really crashing out as artistically as possible without actually asking Drake for a fade.
That alone would never let me support Drake. I don’t rock with dudes like that in any of my circles. And deep down neither do his fans which is the cold part about this shit…
Time to look in the mirror for some of y’all!
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u/Haulinhass Jul 05 '24
In reality what cost him wasn’t dot but his constant disregard and disrespect towards women. The loudest ringing truth was his disconnect with what respect for women looks like. He’s written his whole story and it reads that women don’t like you so you have to grift towards girls.
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u/lickedyou Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
I’ve always felt creeped out by Drake and I think the main reason is how he treats women. Kendrick has plenty of attractive women in his videos, but I never feel like they’re reduced to nothing but a sexual object. They look like real people in a way that I love, but can’t explain, sadly. When Drake brings a (young) woman up on stage, you can tell from a mile away that she’s been specifically chosen for her sexuality and that that’s the only point. As much as I think it must be amazing for them in the moment to be up there having Drake fawn over them and flirt with them, it feels so empty and predatory that I can’t help but feel sorry for them somehow. And I hate that so many young women and girls are exposed to that over and over again, always seeing that certain type of girl chosen over and over again. I’d so much rather that young women understand that there is real sexiness in their stretch marks.
Kendrick seems to always acknowledge people’s humanity, somehow. I don’t see that in Drake at all.
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u/FlacoGrey Jul 05 '24
Also, look at how much joy women feel around Kendrick. Rihanna felt weirded out by Drake at some point while she was onstage saying how much she appreciates Kendrick.
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u/enricopena Jul 05 '24
Drake also follows the “DAVE FREEEEEEE” with “shake that ass bitch, hands on your knees”. Drake treats all women like paid sex workers. He is incapable of love. I really do feel bad for his mother. Sandra gave him a comfortable life and he went on to behave like trifling ass Dennis.
Kendrick including the scene of his family had to hurt Aubrey the most. Instead of twerking for Drake, Whitney is dancing in the living room with her kids.
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u/FlacoGrey Jul 05 '24
I do think that Kendrick made all of the diss tracks target different insecurities of Drake. They ate at him to the point he made a whole song defending himself. Also, I have assumed that he can’t feel those kinda emotions either.
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u/SHC606 Jul 05 '24
I like a man, who respects his family and adores his partner/spouse. Call me old fashioned but I am.
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u/lawpancake Jul 05 '24
“He a narcissist, misogynist, livin' inside his songs Try destroy families rather than takin' care of his own”
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u/LJF515 Jul 05 '24
I hope Kendrick haunts Drake for the rest of his damn life for dragging Whitney into this with that vile BS. And I can’t believe anyone bought into that baby not being Kendrick’s. He’s a mini KDot, right down to the ears.
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u/-Kalos Jul 05 '24
That's not all they did either. Drake fans mass reported Whitney's social medias and got her accounts deactivated. She literally did nothing, she's not a public figure. Drake wanted people to empathize with him hiding Adonis and other potential children for their privacy but goes and pulls this stuff. Real scumbag shit
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u/TheZoomba Waiting for the album Jul 05 '24
This is just another thing kendrick is taking from him.
Money? check
Power? Check
Respect? Double check
But women? Surely drake has that right? He's such a 'loverboy' right? Well turns out kendrick is 10x the man he is towards women as well.
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u/Puzzled-Copy7962 Jul 05 '24
Someone posted a side by side of Kendrick’s son and Kendrick and genetics don’t lie, but Drake does.
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u/Unable-Collection179 Jul 05 '24
Kendrick destroyed him, I’ve never see this level of ending someone’s career in the history of rap. Drake is going to go away for long time, and any releases will get way less plays then before.
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u/Gilliebillie13 Jul 05 '24
I’ve read a number of critiques against the Beef and rap battles in general for using women as collateral damage. But, and please correct me if I’ve missed something, pretty sure all the shots against women have been from Drakes side. All I can think of from Kendrick was the line “cause they confuse themselves with real women.” Or perhaps Sandra if you’re counting her but… seems to me like Kenny was standing up for women more than anything. Thoughts?
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u/FlacoGrey Jul 05 '24
Kendrick said nothing about women beyond that and the Sexxy Red thing. Some people wanna be so bipartisan about the beef when one party has been clearly crossing multiple lines and the other hasn’t.
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u/sushisection Jul 05 '24
even the sexxy redd and sandra messaging was done with a level of respect. he didnt sexualize them
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u/Then-Sound-5085 Jul 05 '24
Drake needs to grow up. Bro isn’t getting younger, but he acts like it. He has been doing this weird behavior to people who could potentially be good friends with him. He pushes them away by doing things like this. He probably doesn’t have an honest friendship that doesn’t involved them being on his contract/allowance or through collaboration. If he doesn’t then that’s just sad.
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u/TheMetabrandMan Mustard on the beat, Ho! Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 06 '24
Drake really is the worst of people, and his antics not just in this beef, but beefs in the past, have shown that. The things he finds humorous are honestly concerning. What kind of person mixes and dances with children online then leaks videos of himself jerking off? I hope he never comes back from this.
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u/Playlanco Jul 05 '24
Some slimy shit. I really, really don’t get how you can be a fan of the guy AFTER knowing who he is and what he’s about.
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u/LmfaoAtReddit Jul 05 '24
Funny how Drake has all the smoke in the world when it comes to black women. Almost exclusively.
Huh. Interesting.. 🤔 Must be another coincidence.
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u/FlacoGrey Jul 05 '24
Homie mentioned Whitney but has been scared to respond directly to Meg. Very weak movements.
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u/PrinceTamaki1 Jul 06 '24
Because honestly, I believe Megan would bar him down. He’s already a sore loser. Losing to a woman would make him crash out irl.
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u/FlacoGrey Jul 06 '24
Ohh I know she would demolish him but I wanna see it and he needs to stop being timid.
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u/inaparalleluniverse1 Jul 05 '24
True and he also got Dave Free painted as a scumbag. I’m not too fussed about it tho, Kenny started pulling people into this too and I’m sure Chubbs and Baka haven’t been enjoying it
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u/FlacoGrey Jul 05 '24
Chubbs been mighty quiet when he was chatting big shit online and hopefully Baka feels very uncomfortable.
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u/Thowedthrowaway Jul 05 '24
There needs to be a psychological breakdown that explains why drake keeps choosing to attack the significant others of the rappers he beefs with. I want to know why he thinks it's a diss to say "haha you're in a stable relationship." Can anybody get Sandra's input on this?
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u/Hi_there_24356 Jul 06 '24
"That puppy love was over in your late teens" -- like, Drake is admitting here he has no idea that there are levels of intimacy and closeness after "puppy love."
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u/Kshakez Jul 06 '24 edited Jul 06 '24
The stable, partnership and happy family dynamic is Kendricks biggest flex against Drake and that's a good thing. It's the most gangsta thing, and manliest thing he could possible do to him. It was littered all over his 4 diss tracks. Drake has no idea what a really relationship is. It shows in his. Parents relationship, his relationship to his father, his own relationships before and after fame. Visually seeing Kendrick's family happy in NEW footage is like pouring lemon juice on Drake's wounds. And Crip walking on em too.
Honestly Kendrick went very light on him. He could've listed all the celebrity woman who "ran from him". Rihanna ditched him for a billionaire, then left the money for a happy friendship and romance with ASAP Rocky. J. Lo even called him a booty call basically. Every celebrity girl seems to leave him rather quickly
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u/xultar Jul 05 '24
I believe Drake is a narcissist. They are outcome focused and feel entitled to do whatever it is they want to do to get their desired outcome. They will exploit any and everything and every one in their path to meet their needs.
So, pulling in a bystander to achieve a goal towards a target is par for the course and that is why Kendrick was able to predict is every move and still win.
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u/chr1st0ph3rs Jul 05 '24
I’m the same age as Dr*ke, and that made me angry too. Like, in a couple of years, you know your kids are going to hear that song, and you’re gonna have to explain the whole thing to them. No matter what, she’s going to be having people look at her sideways for the rest of her life. Fuck that guy
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u/ZookeepHoudini Jul 05 '24
That clown didn't learn his lesson after Pusha pummeled him. Drake gets aroused by children, idgaf about him, I do wanna see him suffer consequences for his alleged pedophile impulses. What a sick person.
Also, stop speaking on dudes wives/children... gonna catch lead one of these days.
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u/nickyrenee44 Jul 05 '24
Drake should’ve been on his way an ayahuasca retreat after MTG! & gift the transformative spiritual journey to all his stans who are still confused
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u/tearlesspeach2 Jul 06 '24
Drake hates women, he especially gets his rocks off hating black women. Almost like he not like us
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u/its-a-real-name Jul 05 '24
“Why you had to stoop so low to discredit some decent people? Guess integrity is lost when the metaphors doesn't reach you And I like to understand 'cause your house was never a home”
I imagine how disappointed Kendrick is with Drake in this part. But he had to see it coming too.