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🔥🚨DEVELOPING: Kendrick Lamar’s music video's 'luther' and 'Not Like Us' have been removed from YouTube, his diss tracks towards Drake have been removed in addition to his album 'GNX' and song 'euphoria' are also now unavailable on Apple Music. There is a lot of speculation that this is linked to a legal fallout linked to Drake or promotion for an upcoming project in an attempt to undermine Drake’s Iceman album that releases Friday, nonetheless something big is coming and receipts have been made.

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🚨 Ray Daniels says Drake is more powerful than Lucian Grainge. On the Rory & Mal podcast, Ray says the music industry feels the gap when Drake isn’t dropping and that a Drake co-sign can give an artist “three years of a career.” Ray also says Drake’s lawsuit hurt his standing in hip-hop, adding he believes Drake had more power than Lucian but handled the situation the wrong way.

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🚨 Akademiks says Iceman wouldn’t have been nearly as successful if it dropped right after “Not Like Us,” People were too focused on narratives, controversy and Drake hate to properly appreciate the music. “Drake’s haters have finally been silenced” Ak even compared Drake’s run to J. Cole’s recent project, claiming Cole fell out of the Top 10 after just a few weeks while Iceman continues to dominate the charts.

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🚨 DJ Akademiks Goes Live Ahead Of Drake’s “Iceman” Release & Announces A 12 Hour Stream Dedicated To The Album Rollout 🧊 🦉 Ak revealed he’ll be streaming all day leading into the release, breaking down: 👀 Alleged leaks 🎶 Possible diss tracks 📀 Album predictions 🔥 Fan reactions 🎤 Hip-hop topics & industry conversations 📡 Hidden details within the rollout Akademiks called today “Iceman Day” and made it clear the stream would eventually shift fully into “album release party mode” centered around Drake. 🗣️ “Today is a special day… We’re gonna have a good time. We’re gonna react to everybody’s reactions of what they think is going on and what maybe is going on.” He also admitted he personally doesn’t know the final tracklist or what records actually made the album: 🗣️ “I actually don’t know what’s on Iceman and what’s not. We’ll just see.” According to Ak, the first half of the stream would focus on general hip-hop conversations before transitioning exclusively into Drake content later in the night on Kick, where he says they’ll be able to freely listen to music live without interruptions. 🎧 “At a certain point it’s only gonna be about Aubrey, Drizzy, Drake Graham.” Akademiks also addressed what he feels has been a major shift in public perception surrounding Drake over the last two years, claiming many industry figures and fans turned against him during difficult moments only to now slowly reverse course as anticipation builds around Iceman. 🗣️ “I watched so many people switch sides… They acted like his reign was over.” He compared Drake’s current moment to past eras where major artists faced heavy criticism before bouncing back stronger, saying resilience is what defines hip-hop greats. 🏀 Ak even compared it to fans abandoning teams once they stop winning: 🗣️ “Everybody was a Golden State Warriors fan… what happened to them?” Ak says tonight’s stream will also include surprise guests, deep dives into Drake’s rollout strategy, and breakdowns of subtle details fans may have overlooked leading into the album release

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🚨 DJ Akademiks reveals Drake gave him insight on why he decided to drop 3 albums and what separates him from the rest of the rap game. 👀🦉 Akademiks says Drake never originally told him the full plan involved three different projects, but during a recent conversation, Drake finally explained part of the mindset behind it. 🗣️ According to Ak, Drake told him: “This is why I’m different from these guys.” Ak says Drake’s mentality is centered around consistency, longevity, and staying active while other artists disappear or spend months upset over criticism and internet narratives. 🔥 “Months later, while these guys are screwing up their face…” Drake allegedly explained that instead of sitting around dwelling on negativity, he keeps creating, recording, and dropping music. Akademiks hinted that Drake views his nonstop output and work ethic as one of the biggest reasons he stays ahead of the competition year after year. 🎵 Ak also teased that there’s even more behind the scenes context about Drake’s recent releases and creative process that he hasn’t fully revealed yet. 👀 Fans in the chat immediately began speculating that Drake’s strategy is about overwhelming the game with consistency while other artists struggle to maintain momentum

🚨 DJ Akademiks reveals Drake gave him insight on why he decided to drop 3 albums and what separates him from the rest of the rap game. 👀🦉 Akademiks says Drake never originally told him the full plan involved three different projects, but during a recent conversation, Drake finally explained part of the mindset behind it. 🗣️ According to Ak, Drake told him: “This is why I’m different from these guys.” Ak says Drake’s mentality is centered around consistency, longevity, and staying active while other artists disappear or spend months upset over criticism and internet narratives. 🔥 “Months later, while these guys are screwing up their face…” Drake allegedly explained that instead of sitting around dwelling on negativity, he keeps creating, recording, and dropping music. Akademiks hinted that Drake views his nonstop output and work ethic as one of the biggest reasons he stays ahead of the competition year after year. 🎵 Ak also teased that there’s even more behind the scenes context about Drake’s recent releases and creative process that he hasn’t fully revealed yet. 👀 Fans in the chat immediately began speculating that Drake’s strategy is about overwhelming the game with consistency while other artists struggle to maintain momentum

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DJ Akademiks is the number voice in Hip Hop media, and the competition is not close…DJ Akademiks platform is the only Hip Hop media outlet giving honest objective truths about today’s hip hop culture, music, and the artists… Big Ak is not holding back on his honest opinions, regarding detached New York rapper, Jay Z — who stays hating on upcoming hip hop artists..Jay Z is intimidated by hip hop superstar Drake, and wishes he had Drake’s iconic career… Jay Z has been accused of derailing the careers of numerous hip hop artists — which explains why there hasn’t been a new superstar rap/hip hop artist out of New York in over two decades..

DJ Akademiks is the number voice in Hip Hop media, and the competition is not close…DJ Akademiks platform is the only Hip Hop media outlet giving honest objective truths about today’s hip hop culture, music, and the artists… Big Ak is not holding back on his honest opinions, regarding detached New York rapper, Jay Z — who stays hating on upcoming hip hop artists..Jay Z is intimidated by hip hop superstar Drake, and wishes he had Drake’s iconic career… Jay Z has been accused of derailing the careers of numerous hip hop artists — which explains why there hasn’t been a new superstar rap/hip hop artist out of New York in over two decades..

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DJ Akademiks Pre Show Drake Appreciation 🎶🔥 Before the show even starts, DJ Akademiks is already in his bag turning up to Drake and setting the tone. Key moments: •Akademiks plays Drake during the pre show and says Drake’s music hits on a real, level that his opps simply can’t replicate. •Sends a message directly to NoCap, saying he needs these Drake songs in his playlist for tweeting what he did. •Says Drake consistently makes songs that line up with real life moments, year after year. •Calls “For All The Dogs” one of the greatest breakup albums of all time. •Emphasizes that you don’t have to be heartbroken Drake’s music helps you move forward, shed bad energy, and level up. •Says Drake has a rare ability to describe experiences people are actively living, almost like he “just knows.” •Declares Drake the GOAT, saying every era of his life has a Drake song attached to it. •Makes it clear: Drake makes relatable, lived in music, not just noise or shock value. Akademiks bottom line: “This is why Drake is the greatest. He talks about real shit we actually go through.”

DJ Akademiks Pre Show Drake Appreciation 🎶🔥 Before the show even starts, DJ Akademiks is already in his bag turning up to Drake and setting the tone. Key moments: •Akademiks plays Drake during the pre show and says Drake’s music hits on a real, level that his opps simply can’t replicate. •Sends a message directly to NoCap, saying he needs these Drake songs in his playlist for tweeting what he did. •Says Drake consistently makes songs that line up with real life moments, year after year. •Calls “For All The Dogs” one of the greatest breakup albums of all time. •Emphasizes that you don’t have to be heartbroken Drake’s music helps you move forward, shed bad energy, and level up. •Says Drake has a rare ability to describe experiences people are actively living, almost like he “just knows.” •Declares Drake the GOAT, saying every era of his life has a Drake song attached to it. •Makes it clear: Drake makes relatable, lived in music, not just noise or shock value. Akademiks bottom line: “This is why Drake is the greatest. He talks about real shit we actually go through.”

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👀🚨Dj Akademiks says Drake’s pen is currently on a completely different level and believes nobody in hip hop can match him lyrically right now 💯 While reacting to Iceman, Ak warned Jay-Z not to even think about responding to Drake 😳 🗣️ Ak: “Jay-Z better not respond to Drake.” Ak says Drake’s writing on Iceman is “devious” and praised the level of lyricism Drake displayed throughout the album. 🗣️ “What Drake displayed lyrically on this album… it’s a different level.” According to Ak, Drake’s pen is so sharp right now that he believes any feature run would end with Drake completely taking over other artists’ songs 😭 🗣️ “You make the song popping and Drake gon’ drop the hottest verse of your life and take your song. It’s his song now.” Ak also said Drake sounds fully reenergized creatively after the album rollout and hinted that fans should want as many features as possible before Drake eventually slows down for touring. During the stream, Ak broke down one of Drake’s bars and suggested Drake may have been sending subtle shots toward Travis Scott with the “stargazing” reference 👀 🗣️ Drake: “Trying to catch one of you boys stargazing…” Ak immediately reacted: 🗣️ “Travis, send the owl in the DM. Let’s see what the vibe is.” 💭 My Opinion: The Stargazing line was also a rebuttal towards Kendrick line at the beginning of his song Squabble Up. “ I was StarGazing” Ak believes Drake layered multiple meanings and subliminals throughout the song, calling parts of the record “quadruple entendres” and saying the writing feels calculated from beginning to end 🔥 He ended by saying Drake’s current rap form reminds him of the version of Drake that completely dominates records and steals the spotlight anytime he hops on a features

👀🚨Dj Akademiks says Drake’s pen is currently on a completely different level and believes nobody in hip hop can match him lyrically right now 💯 While reacting to Iceman, Ak warned Jay-Z not to even think about responding to Drake 😳 🗣️ Ak: “Jay-Z better not respond to Drake.” Ak says Drake’s writing on Iceman is “devious” and praised the level of lyricism Drake displayed throughout the album. 🗣️ “What Drake displayed lyrically on this album… it’s a different level.” According to Ak, Drake’s pen is so sharp right now that he believes any feature run would end with Drake completely taking over other artists’ songs 😭 🗣️ “You make the song popping and Drake gon’ drop the hottest verse of your life and take your song. It’s his song now.” Ak also said Drake sounds fully reenergized creatively after the album rollout and hinted that fans should want as many features as possible before Drake eventually slows down for touring. During the stream, Ak broke down one of Drake’s bars and suggested Drake may have been sending subtle shots toward Travis Scott with the “stargazing” reference 👀 🗣️ Drake: “Trying to catch one of you boys stargazing…” Ak immediately reacted: 🗣️ “Travis, send the owl in the DM. Let’s see what the vibe is.” 💭 My Opinion: The Stargazing line was also a rebuttal towards Kendrick line at the beginning of his song Squabble Up. “ I was StarGazing” Ak believes Drake layered multiple meanings and subliminals throughout the song, calling parts of the record “quadruple entendres” and saying the writing feels calculated from beginning to end 🔥 He ended by saying Drake’s current rap form reminds him of the version of Drake that completely dominates records and steals the spotlight anytime he hops on a features

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🚨 Shawn Cee calls out Stevie Knight’s Drake apology According to Shawn, using Drake’s streaming numbers as a reason to suddenly hear the music differently makes no sense. “You’re saying the numbers is what’s affecting your listening skills right now?” Shawn also argues that people ignore how much Drake benefits from constantly flooding the market with music, saying volume plays a major role in Drake’s dominance and should be part of the conversation whenever his numbers are compared to artists like Kendrick Lamar. “You’re going to hear him because he refuses to be left out of the algorithm.” Shawn later claimed some Drake fans don’t want discussion they just want everyone to “bend the knee.” via Shawn Cee

🚨 Shawn Cee calls out Stevie Knight’s Drake apology According to Shawn, using Drake’s streaming numbers as a reason to suddenly hear the music differently makes no sense. “You’re saying the numbers is what’s affecting your listening skills right now?” Shawn also argues that people ignore how much Drake benefits from constantly flooding the market with music, saying volume plays a major role in Drake’s dominance and should be part of the conversation whenever his numbers are compared to artists like Kendrick Lamar. “You’re going to hear him because he refuses to be left out of the algorithm.” Shawn later claimed some Drake fans don’t want discussion they just want everyone to “bend the knee.” via Shawn Cee

CY Chels

307,775 views • 1 month ago

🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: The federal government is allegedly preparing to launch RICO charges on prominent radio stations in money laundering, illegal racketeering, fraud and payola among many other illegal activities as result of the February 2025 FCC IHeartMedia Payola probe against radio. Some sources also allege that the rapper Drake’s recent lawsuit with Universal Music Group has assisted in this happening. It was reported on May 3, 2025 IHeartRadio settled with Drake over the his “Not Like Us” Payola probe. The entire music industry is about to exposed and it is all thanks to Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s recent battle, Drake is about to change music forever.

🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: The federal government is allegedly preparing to launch RICO charges on prominent radio stations in money laundering, illegal racketeering, fraud and payola among many other illegal activities as result of the February 2025 FCC IHeartMedia Payola probe against radio. Some sources also allege that the rapper Drake’s recent lawsuit with Universal Music Group has assisted in this happening. It was reported on May 3, 2025 IHeartRadio settled with Drake over the his “Not Like Us” Payola probe. The entire music industry is about to exposed and it is all thanks to Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s recent battle, Drake is about to change music forever.

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922,520 views • 10 months ago

Professor Eric Dyson continues to defend Drake’s blackness on Stephen A Smith ‘s show- calls out Kendrick Lamar as well as others who called Drake a colonizer & a culture vulture. He says “I’m pissed that Drake gets dismissed, off the scene, when he’s been Drake for 15 years & you act like you didn’t know that, now he’s not really black?” He continues “Drake is a brilliant rapper, what he’s done to expand the horizon of Hip-Hop is underestimated, even artistically […] We have to stop this narrow, punishing, pernicious, limited viewpoint about blackness”. Watch the full segment here:

Professor Eric Dyson continues to defend Drake’s blackness on Stephen A Smith ‘s show- calls out Kendrick Lamar as well as others who called Drake a colonizer & a culture vulture. He says “I’m pissed that Drake gets dismissed, off the scene, when he’s been Drake for 15 years & you act like you didn’t know that, now he’s not really black?” He continues “Drake is a brilliant rapper, what he’s done to expand the horizon of Hip-Hop is underestimated, even artistically […] We have to stop this narrow, punishing, pernicious, limited viewpoint about blackness”. Watch the full segment here:

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Lil Twist talks about watching Drake from the beginning of his career & hating on him at 1st because everyone in Cash Money realized Drake was going to be big 🥀 “I’ll make music and everybody will still be talking about Drake’s shit…so I’ll be mad and hating…I’ll make a diss song and email it to Drake…and every time he’ll be like ‘Twist stop dissing me bro’… He might be subliminally dissing me right now tho…. I gotta go listen to the album”😭😭😭

Lil Twist talks about watching Drake from the beginning of his career & hating on him at 1st because everyone in Cash Money realized Drake was going to be big 🥀 “I’ll make music and everybody will still be talking about Drake’s shit…so I’ll be mad and hating…I’ll make a diss song and email it to Drake…and every time he’ll be like ‘Twist stop dissing me bro’… He might be subliminally dissing me right now tho…. I gotta go listen to the album”😭😭😭

Badnis

368,597 views • 5 days ago

It's still open season on our goat. Just mentioning Drake's name clearly triggers Ebro’s jealousy 😂, showing that his position at Apple Music has nothing to do with musical understanding or a true career based on knowledge 👀. Django roasting Ebro. 👂🏽 up⬇️ The breakdown is brilliant. He explains exactly how gatekeeping works in hip-hop and the psychology behind trying to rewrite history. Calling Drake a “non-classic artist” doesn’t change the music people actually choose to live with and listen to! Sometimes jealousy speaks louder than facts, as we have seen it when Drake is mentioned. He's right, Drake is the Beethoven of this generation when you think about the catalog, the influence, and the longevity. Facts!

It's still open season on our goat. Just mentioning Drake's name clearly triggers Ebro’s jealousy 😂, showing that his position at Apple Music has nothing to do with musical understanding or a true career based on knowledge 👀. Django roasting Ebro. 👂🏽 up⬇️ The breakdown is brilliant. He explains exactly how gatekeeping works in hip-hop and the psychology behind trying to rewrite history. Calling Drake a “non-classic artist” doesn’t change the music people actually choose to live with and listen to! Sometimes jealousy speaks louder than facts, as we have seen it when Drake is mentioned. He's right, Drake is the Beethoven of this generation when you think about the catalog, the influence, and the longevity. Facts!

industrypolitics

17,761 views • 4 months ago

Reactor spittin’ facts “Drake has always been a reality based substance rapper. His art has always spoke to the emotions of the people”…this is on point. It’s why Drake is so successful, and as a hiphop fan he’s super dope. It’s the weight of his words more so than the technicality that really carries.

Reactor spittin’ facts “Drake has always been a reality based substance rapper. His art has always spoke to the emotions of the people”…this is on point. It’s why Drake is so successful, and as a hiphop fan he’s super dope. It’s the weight of his words more so than the technicality that really carries.

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60,150 views • 1 year ago

Threadguy thinks house music is topped and calls the bottom on rap "Rap is back. House music is dead. Everyone in the world is a DJ. Everyone convinced themselves that they like house slop and EDM, but it's just garbage. There's a generational bottom in rap music. I'm so convinced of this." "All anyone really wants to do is make a little money and listen to a little Drake. That's it. Men are simple."

Threadguy thinks house music is topped and calls the bottom on rap "Rap is back. House music is dead. Everyone in the world is a DJ. Everyone convinced themselves that they like house slop and EDM, but it's just garbage. There's a generational bottom in rap music. I'm so convinced of this." "All anyone really wants to do is make a little money and listen to a little Drake. That's it. Men are simple."

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