Drake - War (REACTION!) 

The cover art helps that feeling

it's from a uk producer as well.

It’s a UK drill beat

a lot of uk producers can make seasonal beats very well. e.g steel banglez is great for summer instrumentals

the video helps that feeling too

Grayson Pohio Big Facts

@@g2dap982 This style is 100% UK drill though. There's an unmistakable stylistic difference

a genre of popular music influenced by UK garage, typically characterized by a minimal, prominent rhythm, a very low-pitched bassline, and vocals by an MC.

It’s more of a toronto slang, lots of toronto references. UK slang slightly different

Ikr, but I think they think it’s grime because of the synth type part of the beat

I think you've hit the nail on the head here. I think he killed this, can't expect him to do drill as raw as the young people in the UK, but as far as someone like Drake doing it, fire.

Keem. 100 percent bro. Bare man just wanna talk shit about everything. He put UK on the map in the US. With all the features and love he shows, and bringing out our artists on tour.

Dope take man....👌🏽.

Your trying your hardest to make him look good no matter how bad he is. Cmon now.

He said it and that rap radar interview was extremely good I recommend it but yeah . If anybody finds lies in what he says put it here with proof. I don’t follow where he stays and helps but I do know when he was doing that Uk drill he did put people from that scene on his more life tape

Ulises Flores facts what a time it has been.

He's not important and he's only "relevant" because most of his fans aren't true hip hop heads.

@@sk8rjason lies

Songs

​@@sk8rjasonlemme tell you one thing bro "true hiphop heads" don't care about if someone else wrote your bars, if it slaps we gon' listen

Sentient D1Ld0 what’s the difference 🤔

What's the difference? I would like to know too🤔🤗

@@kingspeech2240 grime is 140 bpm (typically) drill has much more varied bpm and typically has a heavy bass behind it and other aspects too, not a musician or anything but from a fans knowledge that's all I can give you. Edit. If you want a comparison of the two listen to Dave - 100Ms (grime) and then listen to Dave - paper cuts (drill) two different types of songs completely by the same artist (shows the range in Dave as well)

@@kingspeech2240 completely different genres..Grime is usually much faster, 140bpm, and developed from UK Garage and Ragga/Dancehall style of MCing. Drill came from Chicago but UK version evolved over time into something different style and sound wise. Violent themes are still there, but flows and beats are very non American. This song is, sound wise, a very good representation of UK Drill, but lyrics should be much more violent. Flow is very similar to UK Drill legend Headie One, so you can check him out if you're interested. For Grime you can check Wiley, who is one of the originators of the genre. I could go on but this will get you started if you're interested. ✌️

@UCPl9VP8cz_EiZELxfg-koVA true...I do follow Drill from all over and I like NY Drill scene, plus they work with a lot of UK producers. People often think that Grime is just a name for UK Rap, not knowing that it's its own genre so I try to inform when I can.

WhispersArtist who do you recommend?

Headie one, harlem spartans, 67

Or regular Drill you know from Chicago #ThisChicagoNicca

K trap, Digga d

@@vincemcgraw3826 nah cuz u man fell off we on rn #ThisLondonG

he is willing to admit drake is 1 of 1 type of artist to ever live. the greatest ever

Facts he is a true Rap purist but he’s always willing to enjoy new stuff

@@dashinazarov Period. There will never be another Drake.

Darius Dash You’re gonna get a swarm of Drake haters on that comment lol

@@klnvv I'm expecting it lol. It never fails.

Far from it.

That's funny

Y’all just gonna excuse the fact that he did 9 million over night, then took the video down re uploaded it and did another 4 plus million the second time lol come on bruh 😂 go get you some money lol

@@corydick324 Popularity dosen't mean something is good, look at all the shit mumble rappers recently... Probably got more money than you... lol

Again, go get you some money lol.. this the last one of you fools I’m replying to 😂. Being the goat is more than money, he’s calculated, everything he’s dropping UN-ANNOUNCED is doing millionssss in hours. Stays at the top of the charts for months at a time, been top tier for 10+ years 😩. Bye child 👋🏽

West indies influence on the UK and canada is big*

Kyle O rourke It is Jamaican influence in both area

@@Immortalizes Glad you corrected it for em

X Campbell and african

I was just going to say the same thing

J LOCKZ I think you meant his ghost writer tries his hand in everything.

Metal Fingers exactly, he doesn’t write all of his verses and that’s tuff but I can’t deny his flow is always different and on point

@@lunartanginamo333 Prove it then. Ever since Meek yall just act like every single line is ghost written

Metal Fingers look at credits my g

@@ChromeKitana Look at everyones song credits

glmnk my favorite part

My fav part also.

Nam Nguyen ?

Teethed Eyez (UK, Derby rapper) whole career

AXL

A X L

Nam Nguyen that words from my native language in Africa

Unstoppable 🦉

J K mostly yes... Chicago still Got sum heavy bars in some of dey songs

J K for sure bro, glad They doing Their own thing

Or 1011- next up part 1&2

ONEFOUR AUSTRALIA DRILL

@@HAMOEVACHEEHOOO go away

golaji Toronto drills deaddd thoo

great comment.

Can u explain what everything means please

Lmao i thought he was talking about 69

Thanks for this

If ur from the UK and you think its UK grime then I question if ur really from uk

Knowing them, they'll release it on New Years day like they did the Black Thought freestyle a couple years ago. Also, knowing them, it'll be about an hour long video

looking forward to that

Ethan Chilton yes bruh

Facts......and he writes his own raps too...unlike some artists...cough cough

🔥🔥

Definetly!

definitely 🔥🔥

We need this one!

Yesssss King Los LA. Y'all have toooooooo pleaseeee

They did it already

Mk_Chicken UK Drill is so dope. Makes you not even want to listen to what we have in the States.

Etienne T. Chicago drill forever runs shit. Can’t forget where it started.

UK Drill sucks ass cheeks (from a Brit)

John Doe don’t care, didn’t ask + you’re white

@@coolguy3943 u mean from a bitch

@@coolguy3943 if youre from the uk why u tryna sound like ur from america u wet wipe prick

@Catfish Billy its a meme man

I'm an American, but I was thinking the same. And please correct me where I'm off. Different speeds and cadences between grime and drill. Also, I've always felt that drill had a harder street edge to it. Grime seems to be more about the pattern and cadence of the verse over the track, and less rough. I've even heard some grime artists talking more about women than the streets. I did catch Drake using UK hood slang. From what I've heard on UK tracks, and face timing with my guys in West London, there is almost a Jamaican touch to y'all slang. "ting" or "man dem" "wah gwan" "batty/batty boy" are the more common ones I hear in conversation with them. I keep waiting for one to scream WHAT THA BLOODCLAT?! 😂😂😂 In high school it was mainly 90s East Coast artists for us (Rakim, Nas, Gangstarr, Jeru) but, we rocked with alot of Reggae/Reggaeton (Buju Banton, Sizzla, Capleton, etc) so I already know what a lot of it means. Haha but sometimes I have no clue what my dude be saying. Mad heavy accent on him. He's gotta break me off some knowledge. My man was talkin about corn and teeth out da ting, and I think he said "mismatched" before I finally asked tf he was talkin about. Then he made the trigger gesture with his finger and I got it. From what i gather y'all gotta be extra careful with what you say. Yall can be brought up on charges, yeah? Anyways, i remembered Lennox Lewis would scream jamaican gangster slang when he'd win. I was always curious where that influence came from. Just picked up from the old yardy's?

His intention is to give more exposure and then take 100% credit for creating and making UK Drill, the damn culture vulture

@@Aphexia bruh! another cat told me to check out the joint he did with Dave. After I listened to it I said I'd have liked it better without Drake. Back in the day when Lennox Lewis would be interviewed after a win he'd always get into his Rude Boy Yardy mode at the end. We listened to a lot of reggae/reggaeton (Buju, Sizzla, Capleton, etc) along with East Coast artists like Rakim, Nas, and KRS-1/BDP. They had an artist called Mad Lion with them and he had a reggaeton vibe as did KRS-1 sometimes. Listening to more UK Drill and Grime I noticed a lot of common slang with Jamaican artists. I was telling the dude that something about Drake always bothered me. Like, I just don't buy it. Something not natural or genuine about dude. Then I heard that song and saw the lyrics, and the whole thing clicked! He was using yall slang but it felt way tf off coming from him. I could never quite put my finger on what I didnt like about him until just now. You nailed it. Dude trying to rebrand yall sound. I bet when he went over there for that weak ass FITB he did, he was peeping game. 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

Ano Nymous just cause he’s a culture vulture, he tries to “adapt” by latching onto other popping artists used his name to so called “elevate” them while staying relevant and just piggy backing off them, it’s cheap, instead of reinventing himself or just putting out the same sound to appeal to his target audience he just steals others and takes credit and no one can’t say shit cause he’s one of the biggest rappers atm

@@Aphexia I only really listen to UK rap so I can only talk about how Drake affected the UK scene and in my opinion, Drake really helped the UK scene grow by featuring OG UK artists such as skepta and giggs on his songs, bringing out some UK rappers to his shows like J.HUS, coming out to some UK rappers shows like Section Boyz, freestyled on UK platforms like link up tv, etc. He even helped fund the newest season of the UK show Top Boy which is huge. He didn't need to do any of these things, but he did and it defiently elevated the scene. To say that he just piggy backed off our culture is just not true imo, but I can only speak for the UK.

This is facts

Well this didn't age well

@@whatareyouthinking6021 Ong

@@whatareyouthinking6021 Did he put out some crap recently?

Drake is still on top 🦉 80B + streams

Junier Hussein Uk drill was not influenced by Chicago drill, it’s called drill cause of the subject matter, nothing to do with Chicago

@@tabssmusic5799 Nope, you are incorrect completely untrue, a lot of misinformation, ask the artists themselves who first started making drill they themselves said they was influenced by Chicago Drill artists such as chief keef, lil Durk etc..

I mean tbh I don’t

Junier Hussein but tbh I don’t doubt that there is some influence being honest but all I’m saying is Uk drill is in a whole different lane

@@tabssmusic5799 Eti Sen? My bro you are 18 you wasn't outside through all the transitions of the music scene, from ragga/jungle to garage to grime to UK Rap to UK Drill, when the first Chicago artists popped off they was young a lot of people worldwide got influenced by them, you said to the person above no influence from Chicago but subject matter, that is exactly what influence is, you are not qualified to speak on things you have no idea about. Bless

LOOOOOOOOOOOL

I listened to it the first day it came out and my face was stuck in a permanent 😬 and each time it gets better and better lol

@@creativeperson5858 I said writing style. That's all. Chill

creative person he just did what u gonna do

@@Ydraug he a creative lil bitch

Dann - LimitlessAU Literally Drake took Headies flow they defo should react to this and more UK artists

Dann - LimitlessAU 18 hunna for the new rusty 😤

Yosheeyaw Bogan yeah I agree with you. I respect the direction they’re going in but I do wish the variety of genres was balanced more.

That's prob the best hip hop album of the year and they didn't even think to touch it. It's a bad look.

💯💯💯

They reading

Black Mamba Ya feel me

Hey it’s me A A Ron I busted out laughing

Please!!!

Yes! Or Trina. Either one.

@@MissLJanae Nah we dissect bars on this channel that's more of a radio record

@@QuadryHolloman I mean if it bumps

Long run! Shadow man! Flea ficka!

Josh Buda that’s because it’s a UK drill beat and flow

Straight up Headie flow 💯

Youre right

😂😂😂😂💩💩

Agree

Peter Williams we have a lot caribbean heritage in the uk - especially london. Uk slang has a big Caribbean influence in it.

Jybd Beats ya it’s a banger

nobody calls it Toronto drill lmao

ROB ain’t no Toronto drill lol tf. This U.K. drill my Breda

No shit, ik this is U.K. Still based on his beat and flow. But there is Toronto drill.

Toronto Drill and Uk Drill are entirely different.