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Lmaoooo, remember kendrick gang banging Pop Out? The supposed “victory” lap? The Worst Coast fam reunion, where almost everybody got a stage pass, but apparently nobody got a real-life feature? 😩😩 It seems like everybody was at the pop-out, but did anybody get put on after? 👂🏽👂🏽🔽👏🏽
industrypolitics50,292 views • 7 days ago
If Drake is even considering this, then he still hasn’t learned how this “culture” operates when it comes to him. I mean, J-FZ can walk on stage, mumble a few words, walk off, and the same people will act like they just witnessed greatness. Need a reminder? Look no further than the Kendrick beef. The entire online “culture” mobilized against Drake before most people even heard both sides. How many times do they have to show us the playbook before we believe them? Drake, make your music. Focus on your fans. They’re never going to give you the win anyway, they already decided the outcome before the game even starts.
industrypolitics835,089 views • 4 months ago
Exposing that fuvker Jay _Z Finally~~~ The man they pushed off the field and the message they could never bury. Colin-K finally speaks. Kaepernick was vilified, ostracized, and stripped of his career, not for committing a crime, but for demanding justice for a group of people. Then Jay-Z partnered with the very people he was fighting against, just like he did with Target- sounds familiar, right? See the pattern? I bet we have missed some! But who gave JZ the authority to declare the protest over while the man who risked everything was still being punished for beginning it? Whenever Black unity begins to gather strength, the system finds a way to fracture it, and too often it places a familiar Black face in front of the fracture. That is the question we should be asking: Why is Black solidarity treated as a threat? Why is uplifting our own people immediately branded as divisive, dangerous, or hateful? CK tried. He sacrificed. He stood for us by kneeling, and they tried to erase both the man and his message. Power to CK for finally telling his own story. Nasty work, by that f-er JF-Z
industrypolitics62,446 views • 27 days ago
Watch the game try to dodge the question of why so many rappers die in LA? If I’m a rapper going to LA, I’m not checking in with Wack100. F**ing hell NO - I’d rather take my chances with Google Maps… or I’ll follow the Kendrick protocol —get handed off like luggage from one “police force” to another and fall asleep on a whole different continent.😂
industrypolitics488,216 views • 10 months ago
This is such a beautiful conversation- it brought me back to when hip-hop could simply give people their flowers, collaborate, andwithout everything becoming negative or divisive. Just listening to Bun B talk about Drake’s rise, his first encounter with him, and the story involving his wife at the concert was refreshing. We so need more of this, uplifting the genre and the people who continue to uplift it. For the last two years, I believe most of the love for Drake has come from fans and content creators. So hearing someone from within the culture speak about him with genuine respect just hits different. Sometimes it’s good to remember what hip-hop sounds like when appreciation is louder than negativity🪓🦉
industrypolitics66,695 views • 1 month ago
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahaha, oh wait, there's MORE🤣😅🤣😅🤣⬇️. Mind you, this bitch doesn’t have a single Kendrick song on her TikTok, it’s only Drake. Actually, she deleted everything, only 2025 remains, she is trying to delete the evidence😫 These bitches keep forgetting the internet is basically an archive😜
industrypolitics395,861 views • 10 months ago
I never really thought about what rap beef does to the culture behind the scenes, but now we see the damage front and center. It is crazy that it took JaRule to explain the meaning behind Drake’s song “What Did I Miss, " just to give you all context. Drake’s reaction is typical of human emotions. We and certain artists are paying the price— look how many artists involved in the beef are no longer selling as much.
industrypolitics490,383 views • 1 year ago
The jig is really up? Just a reminder of how the 🐪got here. There’s a big difference between paying homage and giving credit. I find disingenuous to benefiting from someone else’s creativity while the recognition never reaches the people who actually created it, which Jz seems to have been doing. And when I look at J-FZ’s catalog, a lot of the biggest records people associate with him seem tied to collaborations, borrowed ideas, or longstanding credit disputes. May Pac and Biggie continue to rest in peace- I wonder what happened to those missing PAC notes and boxes🤔🤷🏽♀️ Anyway, all I know is this: how you build your brand matters.
industrypolitics161,875 views • 4 months ago
Hook, line, and sinker = The JiG is up! It took Drake two yrs to respond. He sat back, watched every move, every narrative, every player step back onto the board and then responded with precision. I was actually worried JayZ wouldn’t respond. Had he stayed silent, people would’ve called it a “boss move,” and spin narratives would have elevated him for being “above it all.” Instead, he took the bait😭 That’s what makes this so interesting. For years, many felt J-FZ was part of the larger effort to diminish Drake’s +YM big 3's influence. Kendrick, Pusha, Meek- different faces, same objective- Drake “elimination”. Yet when Drake tossed the bait into deep enough water, Jay couldn’t resist it. At some point, when all the other players fail, the person with the most invested in the outcome has to show their hand. J-FZ’s reactive response revealed more than mere investment; I hink it revealed his involvement. People said Drake was cornered. Yet somehow he’s the one who got everyone else to reveal their hand. He stayed patient, played the long game, and got a reaction from someone who had every reason not to react, except he shows a vested interest🎯 In life, the person who controls the reaction usually controls the moment- Drake won the “beef” before it even began.🔽
industrypolitics147,498 views • 4 months ago
Tupac had a light about him. Angie Martinez, why haven't you released that interview?
industrypolitics294,420 views • 10 months ago
