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🚨 Akademiks explains why the music industry feels “dead” and what’s really going on behind the scenes Ak says the music industry is quietly collapsing and streaming has officially peaked. Ak says labels aren’t investing in new artists anymore instead they’re milking old catalogs because new music isn’t returning... show more

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👀 Akademiks Breaks Down China & Saudi Arabia’s Quiet Takeover of the Music Industry 💰 Akademiks shifted the conversation away from surface-level rap drama and pointed to much bigger business moves happening behind the scenes specifically how China and Saudi Arabia are heavily investing in the U.S. music industry. Key Points from Akademiks Breakdown: •🌍 We’re Talking About the Wrong Things Ak says while fans argue about beefs and headlines, major global players are making long term power moves in music. •🇨🇳 China’s Silent Investment Strategy •Chinese companies have been quietly buying stakes in major music corporations •Example: Tencent, a Chinese tech giant, owns a significant stake in Universal Music Group •Ak warns this level of ownership could eventually translate into real control, not just profit sharing •💿 Why So Many Artists Are Selling Their Catalogs Ak connects the dots: •Rappers selling catalogs •Massive foreign capital entering the industry •Long term ownership of culture, not just songs He suggests artists may not fully grasp who’s really buying or why •🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Using the Same Playbook •Ak compares music to golf, where Saudi backed money reshaped the sport through LIV Golf •The Saudis attempted to buy their way into cultural relevance, offering massive payouts •He believes music and entertainment are next •🧠 Cultural Ownership Is the End Goal According to Akademiks, this isn’t random spending: •It’s about owning American culture •Controlling influential industries •Using money to gain long term leverage •⚠️ The Bigger Question Ak says the real issue isn’t whether these investments are legal it’s why they’re happening and what the endgame is. Bottom line: While the culture debates lyrics and beefs, global powers are quietly buying the business behind the culture. This isn’t about streams. It’s about ownership. And most people aren’t paying attention. 👀

👀 Akademiks Breaks Down China & Saudi Arabia’s Quiet Takeover of the Music Industry 💰 Akademiks shifted the conversation away from surface-level rap drama and pointed to much bigger business moves happening behind the scenes specifically how China and Saudi Arabia are heavily investing in the U.S. music industry. Key Points from Akademiks Breakdown: •🌍 We’re Talking About the Wrong Things Ak says while fans argue about beefs and headlines, major global players are making long term power moves in music. •🇨🇳 China’s Silent Investment Strategy •Chinese companies have been quietly buying stakes in major music corporations •Example: Tencent, a Chinese tech giant, owns a significant stake in Universal Music Group •Ak warns this level of ownership could eventually translate into real control, not just profit sharing •💿 Why So Many Artists Are Selling Their Catalogs Ak connects the dots: •Rappers selling catalogs •Massive foreign capital entering the industry •Long term ownership of culture, not just songs He suggests artists may not fully grasp who’s really buying or why •🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Using the Same Playbook •Ak compares music to golf, where Saudi backed money reshaped the sport through LIV Golf •The Saudis attempted to buy their way into cultural relevance, offering massive payouts •He believes music and entertainment are next •🧠 Cultural Ownership Is the End Goal According to Akademiks, this isn’t random spending: •It’s about owning American culture •Controlling influential industries •Using money to gain long term leverage •⚠️ The Bigger Question Ak says the real issue isn’t whether these investments are legal it’s why they’re happening and what the endgame is. Bottom line: While the culture debates lyrics and beefs, global powers are quietly buying the business behind the culture. This isn’t about streams. It’s about ownership. And most people aren’t paying attention. 👀

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Akademiks says the music industry is changing, with artists making a lot of money from other places outside of their label. Ak says Youngboy earned $70 million from his tour, way more than his $35 million label deal for a few albums. Akademiks says this is a problem for labels, who rely on sales and streams to make back their money. But bigger artists can make millions per show without needing the label much. Ak says labels are pushing the streaming services to raise prices to boost streaming revenue as a way to counteract this.

Akademiks says the music industry is changing, with artists making a lot of money from other places outside of their label. Ak says Youngboy earned $70 million from his tour, way more than his $35 million label deal for a few albums. Akademiks says this is a problem for labels, who rely on sales and streams to make back their money. But bigger artists can make millions per show without needing the label much. Ak says labels are pushing the streaming services to raise prices to boost streaming revenue as a way to counteract this.

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🚨Akademiks says Drake is stupid for not botting. Ak argues this is the steroid era of streaming and if Kendrick is allegedly “buying at a world record pace” just to keep numbers close, then Drake playing morally clean makes no sense. Ak says if your biggest competitor is cheating and the industry refuses to punish it, why stay honest and lose ground? No public sanctions. No playlist bans. No shame. Ak says the game already changed, and pretending it didn’t only hurts the artists who don’t play along in botting

🚨Akademiks says Drake is stupid for not botting. Ak argues this is the steroid era of streaming and if Kendrick is allegedly “buying at a world record pace” just to keep numbers close, then Drake playing morally clean makes no sense. Ak says if your biggest competitor is cheating and the industry refuses to punish it, why stay honest and lose ground? No public sanctions. No playlist bans. No shame. Ak says the game already changed, and pretending it didn’t only hurts the artists who don’t play along in botting

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🚨 Akademiks says Kendrick Lamar has “all the Infinity Stones” to change the entire West Coast sound but says he only seems to pop out when Drake is involved Ak says the battle is over and wants Kendrick to actually use his position to push music forward: “You literally could change the whole West Coast.” He says Kendrick and J. Cole now release music like they’re “semi-retired,” while Drake is doing the complete opposite and dropping more than ever Ak also says Atlanta is down, New York is searching for another wave, and the West Coast needs a spark which he thought Kendrick could provide “I just think hiphop is great when everybody putting out music.”

🚨 Akademiks says Kendrick Lamar has “all the Infinity Stones” to change the entire West Coast sound but says he only seems to pop out when Drake is involved Ak says the battle is over and wants Kendrick to actually use his position to push music forward: “You literally could change the whole West Coast.” He says Kendrick and J. Cole now release music like they’re “semi-retired,” while Drake is doing the complete opposite and dropping more than ever Ak also says Atlanta is down, New York is searching for another wave, and the West Coast needs a spark which he thought Kendrick could provide “I just think hiphop is great when everybody putting out music.”

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Akademiks says hip-hop is in the gutter because of “K-bots” pushing fake narratives. Ak claims there’s a coalition of Kendrick fans rooting for 21 Savage to fail because he supports Drake and they jumped to the “bots” excuse the moment his sales moved. Ak doubles down: Savage didn’t bot anything. Streams look normal, “Mr. Recoup” naturally picked up, and the spike came from real sales not fake plays. Ak says this fan war mentality (Drake vs Kendrick) is exactly why rap can’t build momentum anymore. “Y’all want chaos more than music.

Akademiks says hip-hop is in the gutter because of “K-bots” pushing fake narratives. Ak claims there’s a coalition of Kendrick fans rooting for 21 Savage to fail because he supports Drake and they jumped to the “bots” excuse the moment his sales moved. Ak doubles down: Savage didn’t bot anything. Streams look normal, “Mr. Recoup” naturally picked up, and the spike came from real sales not fake plays. Ak says this fan war mentality (Drake vs Kendrick) is exactly why rap can’t build momentum anymore. “Y’all want chaos more than music.

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229,082 次观看 • 9 个月前

🚨📊 DJ Akademiks reacts to this week’s hip-hop streaming numbers and says Drake is operating in a completely different league from the rest of rap right now. 🦉 According to Ak, Drake is nearing ONE BILLION streams in a single week while most rappers struggle to even crack 100 million. 🗣️ “Drake did in ONE WEEK basically what the rest of the rap game did overall.” Ak says the numbers completely change the conversation around the “Big 3” debate and artist leverage in the music industry. 👀 Akademiks was shocked by several placements on the list: Lil Baby being Top 4 Gunna’s consistency Cardi B streaming lower than expected Juice WRLD massively outstreaming XXXTentacion NBA YoungBoy still doing huge numbers despite barely dropping music recently But the biggest target of Ak’s rant? J. Cole. 😳 Akademiks says people need to stop forcing J. Cole into the “Big 3” conversation strictly based on streaming numbers. 🗣️ “Numbers-wise, J. Cole ain’t in no Big 3.” Ak pointed out: J. Cole recently dropped an album Yet artists like Eminem, Rod Wave, Gunna, Future, Kendrick, Lil Baby, and Drake are still outperforming him in streams He even called Cole’s latest project: 🗣️ “The album that sold the most that nobody talks about.” Ak argues J. Cole may have a strong first-week fanbase, but not the same consistent streaming audience as Drake, Kendrick, or Future. 📈 Akademiks also broke down how Drake’s success impacts EVERY rapper’s future contracts. According to Ak: Drake’s next deal could approach billionaire-level numbers NBA YoungBoy should be asking for $ 100M+ Future is positioned for another massive payday Top artists benefit when the market leader raises the price ceiling 🗣️ “The leader sets the market.” Ak explained that if Drake proves his catalog is worth a billion-dollar valuation, every top-tier rapper below him can use those numbers to negotiate bigger contracts. 💰 He also highlighted how insane YoungBoy’s streaming power still is: 26 projects released Still one of the most streamed rappers in hip-hop Barely dropping new music recently Ak believes labels may eventually move away from album based contracts and toward time based deals because artists like YoungBoy release music too frequently for traditional structures. 🎤 Akademiks also gave props to Kendrick Lamar, saying Kendrick arguably has the strongest numbers relative to his smaller catalog compared to artists like Drake, Future, and YoungBoy who have released far more projects. But overall, Ak says the streaming gap between Drake and everyone else is becoming impossible to ignore. 🗣️ “Men lie, women lie… numbers don’t”

🚨📊 DJ Akademiks reacts to this week’s hip-hop streaming numbers and says Drake is operating in a completely different league from the rest of rap right now. 🦉 According to Ak, Drake is nearing ONE BILLION streams in a single week while most rappers struggle to even crack 100 million. 🗣️ “Drake did in ONE WEEK basically what the rest of the rap game did overall.” Ak says the numbers completely change the conversation around the “Big 3” debate and artist leverage in the music industry. 👀 Akademiks was shocked by several placements on the list: Lil Baby being Top 4 Gunna’s consistency Cardi B streaming lower than expected Juice WRLD massively outstreaming XXXTentacion NBA YoungBoy still doing huge numbers despite barely dropping music recently But the biggest target of Ak’s rant? J. Cole. 😳 Akademiks says people need to stop forcing J. Cole into the “Big 3” conversation strictly based on streaming numbers. 🗣️ “Numbers-wise, J. Cole ain’t in no Big 3.” Ak pointed out: J. Cole recently dropped an album Yet artists like Eminem, Rod Wave, Gunna, Future, Kendrick, Lil Baby, and Drake are still outperforming him in streams He even called Cole’s latest project: 🗣️ “The album that sold the most that nobody talks about.” Ak argues J. Cole may have a strong first-week fanbase, but not the same consistent streaming audience as Drake, Kendrick, or Future. 📈 Akademiks also broke down how Drake’s success impacts EVERY rapper’s future contracts. According to Ak: Drake’s next deal could approach billionaire-level numbers NBA YoungBoy should be asking for $ 100M+ Future is positioned for another massive payday Top artists benefit when the market leader raises the price ceiling 🗣️ “The leader sets the market.” Ak explained that if Drake proves his catalog is worth a billion-dollar valuation, every top-tier rapper below him can use those numbers to negotiate bigger contracts. 💰 He also highlighted how insane YoungBoy’s streaming power still is: 26 projects released Still one of the most streamed rappers in hip-hop Barely dropping new music recently Ak believes labels may eventually move away from album based contracts and toward time based deals because artists like YoungBoy release music too frequently for traditional structures. 🎤 Akademiks also gave props to Kendrick Lamar, saying Kendrick arguably has the strongest numbers relative to his smaller catalog compared to artists like Drake, Future, and YoungBoy who have released far more projects. But overall, Ak says the streaming gap between Drake and everyone else is becoming impossible to ignore. 🗣️ “Men lie, women lie… numbers don’t”

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🚨 BREAKING: Akademiks Says Drake Dropped His Tour Agent — Who Also Allegedly Represents Kendrick Lamar According to DJ Akademiks, major moves are happening behind the scenes. Ak says after speaking with multiple industry sources, Drake has dropped his tour agent the same agent who allegedly represents Kendrick Lamar. Here’s the breakdown: •Some insiders speculate the agent may have been using Drake’s tour analytics and market data to strategically place Kendrick’s tour stops in the same markets. •That overlap allegedly raised eyebrows, but Ak makes it clear he cannot confirm that part. •What he can confirm is Drake is already in a direct tour contract with Live Nation, which handles the structure and routing. •Because of that, Ak questions why a separate tour agent should be taking a percentage when they didn’t build the tour. This story is still developing, and the industry politics behind it are getting interesting.

🚨 BREAKING: Akademiks Says Drake Dropped His Tour Agent — Who Also Allegedly Represents Kendrick Lamar According to DJ Akademiks, major moves are happening behind the scenes. Ak says after speaking with multiple industry sources, Drake has dropped his tour agent the same agent who allegedly represents Kendrick Lamar. Here’s the breakdown: •Some insiders speculate the agent may have been using Drake’s tour analytics and market data to strategically place Kendrick’s tour stops in the same markets. •That overlap allegedly raised eyebrows, but Ak makes it clear he cannot confirm that part. •What he can confirm is Drake is already in a direct tour contract with Live Nation, which handles the structure and routing. •Because of that, Ak questions why a separate tour agent should be taking a percentage when they didn’t build the tour. This story is still developing, and the industry politics behind it are getting interesting.

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🚨 DJ Akademiks reacts to the mysterious “The Source” Twitter account that’s been leaking major industry info 👀 Ak says the account is DEFINITELY tied into the music industry somehow possibly a label insider or even an intern hearing conversations behind the scenes 😂 🗣️ “Everything they hear, I hear… they got a label source.” According to the account: 📀 Drake’s alleged “Iceman” project could be a TWO SIDED album 🔥 Possibly formatted like one album with two separate sides 🎶 Expected to include both revenge-style records AND melodic/R&B tracks for the fans Akademiks says he wouldn’t even mind Drake dropping a bloated project this time because it sounds like Drake has “a lot to get off his chest” 😳 👀 Ak also pointed out that the same Twitter account was early on the NBA YoungBoy / Rolling Loud situation, which made him believe they’re connected to labels, management, or booking agencies behind the scenes. 😂 Akademiks: “Probably some intern at a label hearing stuff in the hallway and leaking everything anonymously.” Ak then briefly checked in on Charlamagne tha God and joked that Charlamagne is back covering rap news again instead of just politics and mental health topics. ⏳ Akademiks also reminded viewers he plans to stream for 12 HOURS leading into the alleged “Iceman” release while reacting to leaks and listening to the project live.

🚨 DJ Akademiks reacts to the mysterious “The Source” Twitter account that’s been leaking major industry info 👀 Ak says the account is DEFINITELY tied into the music industry somehow possibly a label insider or even an intern hearing conversations behind the scenes 😂 🗣️ “Everything they hear, I hear… they got a label source.” According to the account: 📀 Drake’s alleged “Iceman” project could be a TWO SIDED album 🔥 Possibly formatted like one album with two separate sides 🎶 Expected to include both revenge-style records AND melodic/R&B tracks for the fans Akademiks says he wouldn’t even mind Drake dropping a bloated project this time because it sounds like Drake has “a lot to get off his chest” 😳 👀 Ak also pointed out that the same Twitter account was early on the NBA YoungBoy / Rolling Loud situation, which made him believe they’re connected to labels, management, or booking agencies behind the scenes. 😂 Akademiks: “Probably some intern at a label hearing stuff in the hallway and leaking everything anonymously.” Ak then briefly checked in on Charlamagne tha God and joked that Charlamagne is back covering rap news again instead of just politics and mental health topics. ⏳ Akademiks also reminded viewers he plans to stream for 12 HOURS leading into the alleged “Iceman” release while reacting to leaks and listening to the project live.

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🚨 Akademiks says Drake is the “centerpiece” of what he believes is a much bigger power struggle and says it goes beyond the Kendrick beef. Reacting to What’s The Dirt’s investigation vid, Ak argues Drake’s relationships with Stake and Gamma are the real issue, claiming both companies represent major business threats to interests surrounding the traditional gambling and music industries. “That’s why Drake will always be the centerpiece to all of this.”

🚨 Akademiks says Drake is the “centerpiece” of what he believes is a much bigger power struggle and says it goes beyond the Kendrick beef. Reacting to What’s The Dirt’s investigation vid, Ak argues Drake’s relationships with Stake and Gamma are the real issue, claiming both companies represent major business threats to interests surrounding the traditional gambling and music industries. “That’s why Drake will always be the centerpiece to all of this.”

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Akademiks Reveals Inside Details From His A$AP Rocky Interview 👀🔥 🎙️ Akademiks opens up about his interview with A$AP Rocky and confirms he directly asked Rocky about the rumored beef with Drake. 💬 Ak’s Question: He told Rocky straight up that he believes the tension between Drake and A$AP Rocky stems from women, not music or industry issues. 🤝 Rocky’s Response: According to Ak, A$AP Rocky agreed with that take no deflection, no industry-safe answer. 👏 Why Ak Respected It: Ak says most celebrities: •Dodge questions like this •Spin it into vague industry talk •Or pretend there’s no issue Rocky didn’t. 🫡 Akademiks Take: He says he genuinely rocked with A$AP Rocky for being honest and owning the reality of the situation. 👀 Bottom Line: Sometimes the realest rap beefs aren’t about music at all.

Akademiks Reveals Inside Details From His A$AP Rocky Interview 👀🔥 🎙️ Akademiks opens up about his interview with A$AP Rocky and confirms he directly asked Rocky about the rumored beef with Drake. 💬 Ak’s Question: He told Rocky straight up that he believes the tension between Drake and A$AP Rocky stems from women, not music or industry issues. 🤝 Rocky’s Response: According to Ak, A$AP Rocky agreed with that take no deflection, no industry-safe answer. 👏 Why Ak Respected It: Ak says most celebrities: •Dodge questions like this •Spin it into vague industry talk •Or pretend there’s no issue Rocky didn’t. 🫡 Akademiks Take: He says he genuinely rocked with A$AP Rocky for being honest and owning the reality of the situation. 👀 Bottom Line: Sometimes the realest rap beefs aren’t about music at all.

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🚨 Akademiks explains why he won’t compare J. Cole’s The Fall Off to Kendrick Lamar Ak says Kendrick has isolated himself culturally to the point where he has no real competitors left — “Who’s competing with him? JID? Baby Keem?” Ak calls J. Cole a “vegan rapper” and says it makes no sense to stack Cole next to Kendrick musically or culturally. He also predicts Kendrick is dropping again this year AFTER Drake, and says Kendrick’s career is in a rare space where competition doesn’t even exist anymore.

🚨 Akademiks explains why he won’t compare J. Cole’s The Fall Off to Kendrick Lamar Ak says Kendrick has isolated himself culturally to the point where he has no real competitors left — “Who’s competing with him? JID? Baby Keem?” Ak calls J. Cole a “vegan rapper” and says it makes no sense to stack Cole next to Kendrick musically or culturally. He also predicts Kendrick is dropping again this year AFTER Drake, and says Kendrick’s career is in a rare space where competition doesn’t even exist anymore.

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🚨 Akademiks breaks down why Drake, Kendrick & J. Cole aren’t in “traditional” record deals and how their paths split Ak explains Drake renegotiated years ago and now owns a portion of his masters, which is why releases list OVO first, then licensed exclusively to Republic/UMG. Drake still operates inside the major-label system because he’s chasing $600M–$1B-level leverage. Ak says Kendrick and Cole took a different route with distribution style deals, more ownership, less traditional label dependence while Drake stays partially “inside” the machine to maximize scale.

🚨 Akademiks breaks down why Drake, Kendrick & J. Cole aren’t in “traditional” record deals and how their paths split Ak explains Drake renegotiated years ago and now owns a portion of his masters, which is why releases list OVO first, then licensed exclusively to Republic/UMG. Drake still operates inside the major-label system because he’s chasing $600M–$1B-level leverage. Ak says Kendrick and Cole took a different route with distribution style deals, more ownership, less traditional label dependence while Drake stays partially “inside” the machine to maximize scale.

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🚨The chat asked Dj Akademiks why Drake’s Iceman records currently have low radio numbers despite dominating streaming platforms 👀📻 Ak broke down how radio “servicing” works and explained why most of Drake’s songs are showing almost ZERO airplay right now. 🗣️ Ak: “Drake has absolutely zero radio airplay on most of these records.” According to Ak, the issue isn’t that radio stations dislike Drake it’s because the songs reportedly weren’t officially “serviced” to radio by the label yet. Ak explained that radio airplay works differently from streaming: 📻 A song has to be pushed into rotation by a label’s promotion team 📻 Stations then repeatedly play the record “hour on the hour” 📻 Billboard counts those audience impressions toward the Hot 100 charts Ak says Drake’s current chart positions are being driven almost entirely by streams and sales, not radio support 🗣️ “Right now it’s going off strictly streams and sales.” He also explained why artists like Bruno Mars and Ella Langley currently show stronger airplay numbers: 🗣️ “Their records are already being serviced to radio.” Ak noted that radio only affects the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart not the Billboard 200 album chart. He then revealed that Drake’s team is reportedly beginning the radio rollout NOW for records like “Janis” and the West Coast-inspired tracks from Iceman 👀 According to Ak, if Drake’s records still have no radio push several weeks from now, it could raise bigger questions about the relationship between Drake and his label. 🗣️ “If the label stops doing their duties… that becomes another conversation.” Ak ultimately believes Drake’s numbers are still extremely strong because the project is succeeding without major radio assistance, something very few artists can pull off in today’s music industry

🚨The chat asked Dj Akademiks why Drake’s Iceman records currently have low radio numbers despite dominating streaming platforms 👀📻 Ak broke down how radio “servicing” works and explained why most of Drake’s songs are showing almost ZERO airplay right now. 🗣️ Ak: “Drake has absolutely zero radio airplay on most of these records.” According to Ak, the issue isn’t that radio stations dislike Drake it’s because the songs reportedly weren’t officially “serviced” to radio by the label yet. Ak explained that radio airplay works differently from streaming: 📻 A song has to be pushed into rotation by a label’s promotion team 📻 Stations then repeatedly play the record “hour on the hour” 📻 Billboard counts those audience impressions toward the Hot 100 charts Ak says Drake’s current chart positions are being driven almost entirely by streams and sales, not radio support 🗣️ “Right now it’s going off strictly streams and sales.” He also explained why artists like Bruno Mars and Ella Langley currently show stronger airplay numbers: 🗣️ “Their records are already being serviced to radio.” Ak noted that radio only affects the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart not the Billboard 200 album chart. He then revealed that Drake’s team is reportedly beginning the radio rollout NOW for records like “Janis” and the West Coast-inspired tracks from Iceman 👀 According to Ak, if Drake’s records still have no radio push several weeks from now, it could raise bigger questions about the relationship between Drake and his label. 🗣️ “If the label stops doing their duties… that becomes another conversation.” Ak ultimately believes Drake’s numbers are still extremely strong because the project is succeeding without major radio assistance, something very few artists can pull off in today’s music industry

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🚨 Akademiks responds to Jeremy Hecht and people calling Drake’s ICEMAN title “tone deaf” after the White House used the album in promos… Ak says expecting Drake to denounce free promo from the White House is a ridiculous standard that nobody applies to other artists he points out Kendrick has also had his music used in White House content before and says nobody demanded a statement or backlash then Ak argues people are forcing narratives onto Drake that they’d never apply elsewhere “Since when do rappers have to denounce somebody using their music?”

🚨 Akademiks responds to Jeremy Hecht and people calling Drake’s ICEMAN title “tone deaf” after the White House used the album in promos… Ak says expecting Drake to denounce free promo from the White House is a ridiculous standard that nobody applies to other artists he points out Kendrick has also had his music used in White House content before and says nobody demanded a statement or backlash then Ak argues people are forcing narratives onto Drake that they’d never apply elsewhere “Since when do rappers have to denounce somebody using their music?”

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🚨 Glasses Malone says Akademiks calling Kendrick Lamar “lazy” is one of the dumbest arguments in rap because Kendrick has roughly SIX major projects and is already doing stadiums and the Super Bowl Glasses compares that to Drake having around 13 albums, and says Drake has dropped about as much music in the last two years as Kendrick has across his entire career. Glasses compares Kendrick’s approach to home cooked food vs fast food saying Kendrick’s music takes longer but “sticks to your ribs,” while high volume music has to keep feeding you constantly. “Kendrick doesn’t need to flood the market if every project keeps carrying weight.” “Whatever he doing is right, and everybody should aspire to do it.”

🚨 Glasses Malone says Akademiks calling Kendrick Lamar “lazy” is one of the dumbest arguments in rap because Kendrick has roughly SIX major projects and is already doing stadiums and the Super Bowl Glasses compares that to Drake having around 13 albums, and says Drake has dropped about as much music in the last two years as Kendrick has across his entire career. Glasses compares Kendrick’s approach to home cooked food vs fast food saying Kendrick’s music takes longer but “sticks to your ribs,” while high volume music has to keep feeding you constantly. “Kendrick doesn’t need to flood the market if every project keeps carrying weight.” “Whatever he doing is right, and everybody should aspire to do it.”

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