@@majorisker well yeah, he did that because he thought Family Matters was going to be his own personal The Story of Adidon. But, then Kendrick dropped Meet the Grahams and squashed all of his hype.
NBS 😂, this is easily the most attention Hip-Hop has gotten this decade, it’s impossible to go on the internet without seeing people talk about this beef rn.
It’s spawned some great music from other artists too.. Kendrick sent a ripple across the industry that forced Dababy and Lil Tecca to make decent music. Hope the momentum keeps moving.
@@firstlast9846 lil tecca been making good music, people jus forgot about him after WLYT he was supposed to save summer, about 2-3 summers ago, and only dropped one album in 3 years
@@dieforyoubabyyhe literally did misinterpret mother I sober, honestly I feel like he’s never even listened to it lmao just looking up TikToks or something
The whole point of that bar was to antagonize Kendrick, he didn’t misinterpret it, Kendrick’s himself said he wasn’t molested, but no one believed him, so it came off as maybe this is denial? Maybe you did get touched, but you’re in denial, so by him saying that bar it’s intended to reopen those wounds
@@studiousstudent_ I guess from a Drake fan stand point that might be a aha got you moment but from the other side it just looks like Drake just is desperate grabbing at straws
My biggest issue (in the last month only since Like That Dropped) is that Drake Instigated this for a month - taunted Kenny on Instagram, AK had a fucking countdown, Dropped a Tupac AI track, dropped push ups where he brought in Kendricks record label and wife, then some people MAD at Kendrick for fighting "stop" "its extra its too much"... Kendrick told the story all along - had harsh words on Euphoria - but didnt Take it there - until DRAKE dropped FAMILY MATTERS. SMH.
@@Kal-El207 whoops i meant after that. yes that verse exists. but doesnt warrant a month+ of trolling and all this smoke from Drake. Drake did TOO MUCH after that verse. now people mad Kenny did too much. cant have it both ways drake.
Im not dancing to lyrics about pedophilia im dancing to the downfall of drake. Totally different but I get where youre coming from. Its a fair perspective.
for me I can stomach jokes about painful subjects like that so long as they come at the expense of the abuser not the abused and for me Not Like Us does not feel like its ever confused about who the target of the joke is. Its fair if you feel that joking about these things at all is too trivializing though.
Yeah, I've seen some people online expressing the dismay at the fact that women and teenage/child victims are being used as pawns in this beef between two adult men, and honestly that's pretty fair criticism.
Kendrick changing the perception of Cole and Drake entirely because they complemented on First Person Shooter is the pettiest shit ever and why Kendrick is my goat
i wouldn't say j cole tho. people still have respect for him. they are gonna clown him a little but that's done already. j cole is still a respectable talented person. as for drake.. i can't say that
@@snejanaceneva3455Like Shawn said when he apologized tho, they aren’t putting him up in the Big 3 with Kendrick like they did before the disses. Which is why Kendrick called them out in the first place so he could put himself as the only best rapper out rn.
It's hilarious how we are acting like every single girl he been seen with has denied any allegations. When ur actually guilty it woulda came to light by now
Literally called them clowns in the same bar and the way the beef developed and how Kendrick hinted at hearing his records beforehand it’s just pathetic 😂 really nabbed a Twitter angle and ran with it
@@qeo2374 and even if it was planned why wouldn’t u have the receipts ready to go to discredit K dot? U just let these accusations marinate and spread online? Straight clown fest 😂
If Drake really tricked Kendrick with a fake mole then he would have revealed that right after Meet the Grahams dropped. Drake had about 24 hours to reveal that he planted the fake info before K Dot dropped again, that would have been the best gotcha moment for him and would have made Kendrick look like a fool, which would have given him the W in this beef. But he didn't, instead he was talking to Ak and tmz... Bro is capping and is literally using his twitter and reddit stans theories as his ghost writers to save face.
Long story short, Drake sneak dissed Kdot for ten years straight (since Control dropped), without realizing how dirty his hidden catalogue is, then when Kendrick got mad and hit back, he hopped on some "what's this dude on about?" energy. Bro, you poke someone for that long, they will hit back, ESPECIALLY if you're an easy punching bag.
@Kattytatty02 I don't even know what Ak said, but it has to be bad knowing how he acts. Fat man was in tears because he couldn't say slurs on stream, saying something about age of consent sounds just as horrible.
@@officialconchI think he’s a creep. People made a whole compilation of him hanging around young girls, him kissing a 17 year old on stage that his crew got for him(which is another problem), him following high school girl’s basketball and contacting certain girls on the teams, etc.
You’re awake. Congrats. This isn’t only about drake. Both “Not Like Us” and “meet the grahams” Kendrick calls out the industry across all entertainment. There’s more predators drake is just the best example of hidden in plain sight.
I think what’s more daunting and chilling about it is he wasn’t hidden in plain sight. He was blatantly flaunting it. He’s so cavalier about his attraction to children but uses his status to obfuscate any responsibility or criticism. Nothing hidden about it.
@@cecemimi101I think he never hid it cause he saw that no one ever really had the thought of it being a serious case. Millie Bobby Brown's case is the best example. She OPENLY revealed, on an interview, they were messaging, that he was really sweet and giving boy advice and the interviewer said "that's amazing". He painted such a good image of him, always clean in public, lightskin, generous, that he created a shield. He probably through he was doing nothing wrong the way people weren't even blinking with these testemonys
he really been pointing at the ovo staff frfr.. his whole angle against drake is discrediting him and exposing his history of lying so it’s easier to feed a narrative to the public
Drake doesn't hate Kendrick enough to fight back with passion. Kendrick does. Drake got caught lacking with Like That, and was forced to jump in the beef ONLY BECAUSE he was sneak dissing Kdot for the past 10 years (for god knows what reason). How are you gonna jump in and say "this beef has been brewing for 10 years" and then you fight back like you have nothing against your opponent. I'm sorry but Drake was acting tough for show, and it bit him back HARD.
Kenny strikes me as the type of person to address any issue he has with you directly. Drake understood Kenny's angle because he told him. He even said I was surprised to receive that feature request because you (Drake) knew what the issue was and why he wouldn't accept it. Drake always knew why and he knew he couldn't take him alone. Which is why he tried to pull Cole into it.
Drake doesn’t understand that being a PDF File & Groomer are mutually perceived as terrible by present day society. Notice how specific he is when he says “I’ve never been w/ anyone “UNDERAGE.”” That’s fine but when you’ve been associating with someone, while they’re a minor, any sexual contact with them once they’re become of legal age is predatory. You are weaponizing your powerful mentor-like position for your own sexual benefit.
Yeah it's actually scary to think about. The girls describe it like they're in awe of talking to him, as they would be bc they're teenagers and it's Drake. Truly grooming and sicko behavior
Exactly While I feel like this was one of his possible choices to respond, it definitely doesn’t mean it was the right one or would’ve mitigated any aftermath
@@PrimeKobeBryant listen to Jaded from Scorpion "We coulda waited, I wasn’t rushin’ differences in ages/ You’re old enough, but you’re still a baby" talking about Jorja Smith
@@keeratssHe’s not going to mess with the money. It was all performative on his part, even the accusations. Kendrick is gonna fall right back in line after getting some easy publicity out of this.
@@keeratss he is literally part of the industry of course he has inside info. Just because he isnt on the industry's side necessarily doesnt mean he isnt still pretty much working for them
@@vitaminwater9662 Not really. He’s gonna go radio silent now because the industry told him to. You actually believed him when he said fuck the industry??? That’s where he gets his money from, lmao.
The point of the conflict between the tone of "Not Like Us" and the club-like beat is because it's ironic. That's exactly the type of beat Drake sings to, but the tone is more tilted towards his actions outside of the songs rather than the content of the songs. That's why it's my favorite track, because it has this dark humor that the other disses don't
Oh yeah it’s super funny. It’s less aimed at Drake and more aimed at his fanbase who just want songs to dance at the club. Welp, be careful what you wish for.
Yeah I didn't get this whole pseudo moral grandstanding thing Shawn was alluding too during the vid. Songs with similar material have been dropped and danced too before. This song being the moral line crossed is a bit convient.
@@timvusodamu9952yeah, I feel the same. And even in his first reaction he was clearly vibing because it's infectious and catchy. I understand his point and respect his stance but I like the song cause it mocks how lame drake's hole character and crew is. I don't know, it brings me life to taunt such dispicable character as Drake's whom I never liked nor believed
I was just saying this myself. The dark humor factor is pretty evident, right when he playfully says "A minor". I imagined him in a swivel chair or in a car with a megaphone zooming by Drake saying that shit 🤣 its hilarious because of how it was delivered. He's being clowned in the most atrocious way. The song sound like it should've been in a Family Guy/Cleveland show skit lmao
The mole thing falls apart for me because Kenny had MTG loaded up after family matters. Makes no sense how he was THAT ready for it. If it was a double agent then ovo gang is just kinda dumb all around.
Reach. He just knew Drake was going to bring the family into it at some point, so he pre-recorded a track about Drake’s family. Everyone points to the name correlation but it’s pretty easy to come up with a name like MTG after he sees the title of family matters. I’m not saying he didn’t have inside info, but he definitely didn’t know everything about family matters
@@Thesshsnplus it adds validity that there actually is a real mole in the camp because it happened before with 40 spilling tea to the chick he was fucking that went and told pusha 🤣 like bruh your past history leaves doubt in peoples eyes and makes Kendrick sound way more believable than you
@@brycepretty1889 Kdot even knew Drake was gonna name it Family Matters, just search up 6th season E16 of Family Matters. There's a part in the episode where the parents won't allow their daughter to go to a concert bcuz "There are lot of crooks, crazies and weirdos out there who are ready to take advantage of young girls". 6 : 16 in LA dropped before Family Matters so there def was/is a mole
Meet the grahams crazy to be bumping lol. Not like us goes hard but Meet the grahams straight up sounds like a scary movie or that one scene in insidious with the demon behind the guy. Low key terrifying song on its own.
King Kunta hitting different now. But fr Drake is getting struck from my playlists, I’ve been subconsciously moving away from him over the years but the Aba and Preach video about him put the nail in the coffin for me.
@@dannydanumba2619I stopped listening to Drakes main songs but his features are cool, not a hardcore fan but I feel conflicted on it though because it's the same argument people make for R Kelly so idk I won't fault people who vibe to the music but if these things come to light that ain't playing in no clubs anymore Anyway I hope someone can use the beats Drake used in his disses to make actually good songs they were dope
@@dannydanumba2619hindsight is 20/20. For me, I haven’t been paying attention to Drakes antics over the years but when it was all put on the table I can’t ignore it.
Probably the other way around. I’m sure once Lucien got wind of the fact that Drake was losing the PR war with the predator allegations, knowing how much that’ll potentially impact sales, I’d bet money that Drake got a VERY unpleasant phone call from UMG telling him to stop playing around “beefing” for free and manage this PR nightmare before they start losing money.
From what i have heard from victims of abuse especially women in my life, whilst you aren't wrong about not like us having the potential to mimimise the serious allegations, the other side is that it can be nice to here on a song "these people aren't like us, they're different, its not normal" and to hear that on a beat you can dance to can be genuinely uplifting
Knowing that the obviously solemn and cold shower MTG is right behind NLU is also an important point. Both still have huge venom on display, of course.
The fact that people are saying Kendrick needs to provide proof when there are literal threads of him having inappropriate relationships with underage girls is beyond me
Yeah nah people really made the wrong turn after the FM & MTG drops with the "show receipts" stuff. We're meant to come here for immaculate competitive storyline trading, not for vigilantism.
This could've all been avoided if after hearing "Fck the Big 3, nigga it's just Big ME", Cole and Drake just accepted defeat lmao. Cole was warned by Schoolboy Q to back out because of what's to come since he knew about the moles in OVO and KDot and Cole still respect each other. I still see Cole no differently than before. This was just a battle that went from competition to personal, because of Drake. Drake is now finished, his image forever damaged.
You should definitely look at Cole crazy, because 7 Minute Drill was weak af. And then immediately apologizing for participating in a rap diss??? Nah, he’s out of the Big 3 convo for good. Now we can finally put Lupe up there where he always belonged.
@@majestymxnt7384 Nah, I mean every word of it. Cole took a massive L, and Lupe has always been better than him. Even Big Crit has been better than him. I never understood why people let Cole fans hype him up into a Big 3 convo. There’s way too many people that wash him in the industry.
@@lordbauer5983 Cuz Lupe’s not a full package. He’s just a lyricist but that’s all lol and quite frankly his messages don’t connect with the people much. Cole apologizing considering how serious this rap beef got when he doesn’t have serious problems with Kendrick nor Drake yet they do, was a good move on his part. Where would Cole stand in a beef where somebody is being called a whole pedophile and the other is being called a wife beater here? You tell me lol. The beef had gotten way too serious for somebody like Cole with no real animosity to be in. Shit went past just rap and turned into a smear campaign, tbh. Cole is fine.
@@majestymxnt7384 If Lupe isn’t a full package, what is Cole supposed to be? He’s not a better lyricist, he’s not a hits machine, and he’s certainly never made anything as good as Murals… So what exactly is he bringing to the table? Cole is smart for stepping out of the beef, but not for the reason everyone is saying. He wouldn’t last as long as Drake did. He doesn’t have the stomach for the competitive aspect of rap, and therefore he can’t be Big 3. Rap is a sport.
Fr I already stopped listening to Drake because he was too corny and shit but know this video and all that happened in the disses make me think twice and completly stop listening to him
Consistently the most level headed and true to self takes from Shawn. I genuinely feel uncomfortable listening to Drake after everything that has transpired and come to light since basically the Pusha T beef.
I agree. It was never necessarily about the validity of the claims. It’s Kendrick saying “You have a history of creepy behavior, and I find it disturbing and disgusting.”
@@CircumcisedUnicorn you're a moron if you think Drake set him up and forgot to collect evidence to gloat after Kendrick fell into his trap. Drake is a whole troll you don't think he'd have had a track ready to make fun of Ken if he'd been setting him up for a week?
This is a great take and one I’ve been struggling with. Listening to meet the grahams that night really kept me up thinking about how I could ever listen to a drake song again. And it wasn’t that MTG was the revelation, it’s been an onslaught of new videos, allegations, and mostly just observing how drake moves and operates as a person in a position of power. Hearing his defense of these allegations was just the cherry on top
Yeah I don't think that many people at all got fully scared away thanks to whatever was in the six minutes of MTG or four minutes of NLU. It was the organisation and presentation of so much damning information on Aubrey in the hours, days, and weeks afterwards that built up to unprecedented heights that disgusting image of Aubrey now perhaps reaching a degree of ubiquity, at least in the culture.
Shawn making great points. If you're someone talkin bout "we should kill all the pedos" and you think even an inkling of Kendrick's allegations are true, you shouldn't just be hopping in your car and turning on your favorite Drake banger. That does make you a hypocrite
Crown Kung fu Kenny 👑 im cool wit it ending..... Kendrick did his thing in this verbal sparring match. Dude put his whole heart into it. Drake slid on family matters fasho but overall ima rock wit Kdot.
But this is what he was telling us in Meet the Grahams "To any woman that be playin' his music, know that you're playin' your sister Or better, you're sellin' your niece to the weirdos, not the good ones" Kendrick is suggesting we've been bopping to crazy lyrics and that for ages now from BBL Drizzy, you just said how you felt about Jaded but ultimately we just dont feel comfortable with Kendrick's Not Like Us song because he is so explicit with it. I think that is to prove the point though. He references andre3k in "Like That" who literally has a song during his time with Outkast (Hey Ya!) with super depressing lyrics that made the world dance to this day, yes the material isnt the same but I quote from Hey Ya "Y'all don't wanna hear me, you just wanna dance". I still agree that it is sad though but ultimately Drake wanted people bopping all summer to dave Freeeeeeeeeee and alleged DV so he set the tone for what was to come despite being baited into doing it.
I’ll admit It’s an unexpected way to raise awareness about grooming lol but Drake has proven himself to be a creep. I for that reason I think it’s actually a good thing that we are talking shit about it and celebrating the rejection of this behavior. If it comes with a certified banger (no drizzy) then so be it.
I agree with Shawn. I been conflicted with listening to the drake songs I have on my Spotify because of this beef. Take Care, Nothing was the same, IYRTITL. I really felt like DAMN how can I listen to this. Music I grew up with and loved. I kinda calmed down a bit on it simply because it hasn't been proven yet, but I do pause the tracks for a moment like, damn it. Lol. It's tough and raises the question of do we separate the artist from the art?
Bro I feel the same exact way. I have a bunch of drake songs on Spotify and in last couple of days, if they come on shuffle I have to change the song. Because there’s to much proof of who Drake really is and what he’s done. I can’t listen to Drake with a clear conscious.
@@2kjae789I’ll be honest every single woman who has been roped into an allegation has cleared drakes name, drake mentioned one woman in relation to kendrick and the shits still not been cleared up.
If you like the song just listen to it. A ton of artist that we and the public consumes have said and done despicable things. Chris Brown and the whole beating women shit and he's still got millions listening to his music. Hell, even I still bump his new shit since he's still has talent. Kanye as well with the whole nazi bs he's on yet he's still releasing decent tracks. Even r. Kelly, while as despicable as he is, we can't take away from what he's done in Rnb.
I totally agree and I've been doing the same thing. I don't believe in separating the "art from the artist" because that completely misses the point of art, but what I do believe in acknowledging what aspect of the artist is being personified in their art. For example, I have no problem listening to Kanye because Graduation or TLOP are not about him being a nazi, but I do refrain from listening to R Kelly because of how much weird, creepy, manipulative, gaslighty, shit he put in the music he writes. Drake for me is somewhere in between because I can't get past the fact that their is a lot of weird shit in his songs, but then again I wasn't a fan of those drake cuts to begin with. The biggest issue for me is the aspect of Drake personality that is embodied music that I enjoy from him in songs like Jungle or Marvin's Room, are the narcissistic, toxic, kinda douchey stuff which is soooo close to the creepy, line crossing, pdf file, aspect of his personality that I think is a little more present in some of his modern cuts (partially cuz hes pushing 40 and it's no longer endearing). Idk part of me is like I never actually liked drake as a person, but the stuff about him in his art I found entertaining is dangerously close to being irreparably tainted by all this coming out about him.
People are gonna hate but I totally understand what you mean with your point about Mr. Morale and Not Like Us. They’re HEAVY topics, so heavy that it can feel wrong on a level to be discussing it through music. You communicated your point incredibly well
I definitely feel like to each their own, for me i feel that way about meet the grahams. I listened to it once or twice but the vibes are way down on that track. On not like us kendrick hits on more than pedophilia accusations and its a bop
This video is not only nothing but facts, but this helped me a lot to understand this whole current *situation*. AND you helped me to get a lot of things straight, I really like your videos Shawn 😃
@@lordbauer5983I don't think Kendrick would give a fuck if that was the case. But that discord screenshot on Twitter got disproven by actual insiders so k could definitely again soon. He is most definitely doing a TON of damage and prying open the whole industry. I just hope he doesn't get wacked
Let me get this out here because I know Twitter gone slander me. Kendrick won before Drake even responded. Why? Because the general consensus was that Kendrick is a real rapper and Drake is not. That’s the numbers and statistics going on when like that dropped. Here is the truth, Kendrick came at Drake with a fade because he, along with most artists in the game, hate this man. Drake is an exceptional businessman and media personality, he has built a career off of memes and viral hits. He is the most successful artist in history at this point. But he ain’t get to where he is without stepping over people. Those people being everybody who was brought up in this beef. He does have allegations and eyes on about his pedophilic and grooming interactions with young girls, but Kendrick never would have taken it there if Drake, in his hubris, didn’t bring up Kendrick’s wife on pushups. Immediately taking an angle that he thought he could manipulate because we all knew, he knew, he couldn’t fairly take on Kendrick in a rap contest. Kendrick is superior in talent and in practice. Based off general perception not just my opinion btw. He’s screwed over, and messed with everybody affiliated in this beef. Some like Rick Ross seem to be stemmed in more of a jealousy, but others like The Weeknd are based on Drake using and abusing his power over young artists. He did help build up artists from all over, A$AP Rocky, Kendrick, so on. Taking them on tours or ding features, but he still burnt bridges because of his ego. And that is what we’ve seen, there is probably hella shit behind media eyes that we don’t know. I hate drake, simply because I hate what he stands for. Hip hop is what I grew up on and he, even before Kendrick pointed it out, seemed to me, to take from a culture that he’s not apart of, he plays the system well, but it feels like a culture vulture, thus he turned hip hop into what it is today, and maybe I’m just old now but that ain’t how hip hop was back in the day. Kendrick, J Cole, they are what I see portray hip hop and it’s culture and I prefer them be at the top. That being said I do think Drake makes great music, he’s done great things for many artists, and I’ll always give him his flowers. But in this beef, the back and forth, shows why Kendrick is real hip hop and Drake is just trying to be. Kendrick’s ‘euphoria’ is a master class in writing, ‘6:16’ was a brilliant set up that followed drake’s ‘family matters’ with ‘meet the graham’s’ which even if you remove the daughter verse, was a letter to drakes son, mother, father, and self all expressing the issues with drakes personal values and the possible disgusting things he is affiliated with. Finishing off Drake with ‘not like us’ a club banger that we are all blasting and enjoying compared to the lack luster display Drake presented. Yes lack luster. He had the potential to beat Kendrick with more than just rap, he could have made catchy hits to let the media blast and silence Kdot, instead he proudly tried to one up Kendrick’s rapping ability with his own. ‘FM’ was a solid diss record but I only remember the allegations of K abusing Whitney, but I can hear “I’m YNW Melly” “cheesing fam” “ion give a fk bout who you hang with” And of course all the quotes from ‘not like us’ Kendrick beat Drake at his own game and even showed the ability in rap that he also is capable of. This beef to me just highlighted that Drake never really felt like he was taking it seriously or that it was necessary because he’d always jump back to dissing Rick, Rocky, metro and future, instead of attacking the person who the beef is originally started with. My thoughts thus far if you made it here are just disappointed in the display Drake approached with, blown away by the display of Kendrick, and happy that all these reaction channels were able to get so much content, for me and them.
Amazing take. Love love love how great you've approached this. A lot of the discussion gravitates to like "who won?" and who got got, but not really acknowledging just how heavy all of this is. I understand not applying this feeling to everyone, but it's important to be aware of just how serious these topics are and have that at the forefront of our minds rather than mindlessly swaying to a track
For me i definitely understand the feeling of not being able to dance to the song . in the words of Andre 3000 " yall don't wanna hear me you just wanna dance " while at the same time showing he can make a dancing club track . I do think its possible though to listen and watch things and still be aware of the evil that the agents of entertainment may have done despite evidence being present. You also spoke on patterns of behavior which is exactly why people are more inclined to believe the allegations towards drake because of the truth and heavyness of alot of the statements while at the same time less inclined to believe Kendrick abuses his girl , that was on the cover of his album and sung on the other one. But still gives me as a long time kendrick fan a raised eye brow and to be mindful that this can be true.
@@imrawnn Yeah, they’ve both grown a lot as artists and lyricists. I think that would’ve made for a better battle. Probably wouldn’t have gotten so personal either.
@@manhamnightidol worship be making people delusional dude hates Kendrick stans but keeps commenting to defend Drake. it’s sad dude too dumb to see the irony
@@CircumcisedUnicorn as someone who has never been a huge fan of Kendrick. I mean there’s no denying his talent and intelligence but his music feels like he’s trying to showcase those things more than thinking about how listeners will react to the sonics of what he’s creating for an auditory experience. Drake on the other hand has always created very formulaic battle tested and lab grown hits that embed themselves into your head like crack but have no value or substance whatsoever. Their personas are very similar to their music in this way. So as someone who’s absolutely not a Kendrick Stan and was relatively unbiased at the start. This is an uncontested win on Kendrick’s part. Complete victory. And will undoubtedly tarnish drakes reputation and legacy forever. As someone who even liked a few Drake songs prior to this I will not be able to listen to him again with a clear conscience.
Kendrick himself removed the edited version Elliot Wilson posted of Meet The Grahams with the daughter verse taken off. This is at a time when hes literally granted everyone copyright access and theres Jersey club remixes of his songs on DSPs. What does that tell you? Hes STANDS on Drake having a daughter that the public doesnt know about! Do with that info what you will.
The conflicting is real. It feels celebratory in a way that I can enjoy for me. I think because it feels like a reset and a shift that’s really needed on a deeper level, even if it has to come in this way and not some sober-minded, serious reckoning. My hope is that it precipitates a necessary shift and maybe even eventually interrupt harm that’s potentially being done.
The subject matter in these got heavy really fast, but I think if people want to celebrate a guy with a widely documented problematic history with minors being "exposed" or at least finally being talked about, I think that's ok. There's a lot of songs out there that have been hits and had serious/dark subject matter from a lyrical standpoint. Kendrick was more blunt about it, but it's nothing new. That being said, if you don't feel comfortable dancing to it or bumping it, then that's fine too. To each their own.
First person shooter vs Like that (1) Push ups (1) vs Euphoria (1) Taylor made freestyle vs 6: 16 in LA (1) Family Matters (1) vs Meet the Grahams (1) The heart part 6 vs Not like us (1) 2-5 (Kendrick won)
I get that Family Matters was the best track from Drake and you don’t want to just put Drake as losing every one. Meet the Grahams is in another league from family matters imo. Despite family matters being a good song overall
@@SzathmaryAdam I take points away from FM because Drake takes a whole verse addressing other people rather than making the whole diss about Kendrick. I take points away from MTG for Kendrick rapping about a daughter that *may* not exist; if the daughter is real though, this is the easiest sweep I've ever seen.
The biggest thing I hate about this rap beef/battle, is the way Drake is viewed. Drake can literally get on a track, lie multiple times on said track, misunderstand what Kendrick was saying, and have a reputation of doing the things Kendrick said (obviously not the daughter thing because that has not been proven).But in some world and reality the battle is/was considered close. 😑
8:17 facts. the pattern of Drake's behavior w/ underaged girls would make one reasonably believe that there is maybe *some* truth in what Kendrick is saying & makes his behavior questionable at least from a moral standpoint.
I think kendrick is going to drop again but maybe neither of them say anything else and thats it. Only time will tell but I dont see kendrick letting drake get the last laugh.
He’s probably letting Not Like Us do the rounds before putting something out there that’ll take our attention away from it. After all there’s no big three anymore to compete against so he has to compete with himself.
I’m kind of tired of these content reactors basically egging on the whole thing and then once some real shit drops, it’s not fun nemore. They’ll sit here and milk the drama and giggle on stream when it first drops and then wanna be holier than thou when the dust settles. Drakes a creep, always been a creep, videos of him being a creep has been around forever but nobody seemed to care until now.
That line about “ damn she still look good in her high school pics” from nice for what messed my head up today lmfao this beef crazy. Dot won. It’s Hiphop man it is what it is. Things will be said… there can only be one per era. The king word.. the “a goat” word.. it’s time to give that shit it’s real meaning back in rap . Drake a great artist, I don’t know about the allegations like you said we all gotta make our own decisions about how we feel after looking at everything .
