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Kendrick Lamar's legendary 'CONTROL' verse dropped 13 years ago today... Here's everyone he called out: • DRAKE • J. COLE • A$AP ROCKY • TYLER, THE CREATOR • MAC MILLER • PUSHA T • BIG SEAN • MEEK MILL • BIG K.R.I.T. • JAY ELECTRONICA • WALE

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Did he cook? 13 years ago, The Breakfast club asked JAY-Z which young rappers were still going to be around 10 years later, his answer: - J. Cole - Drake - Kendrick Lamar - Wale

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Tried to son Big Sean, Jay Electronica, Drake & Meek Mill on this verse, all of whom he called out by name in his Control verse 4 years earlier. Yet somehow, the extreme members of his fanbase claim Drake was the only one that got in his feelings about that verse. This thing Kendrick does of pretending he’s buddy buddy with people to their face, accepting invites into their circles without returning the favor, then dissing them on remixes, loosies, and features so he can share the platform or find a convenient caveat after the fact, is wolf in sheep’s clothing behavior. A lot of his “boogeyman” persona actually just involves him being two-faced and fake rather than being outwardly savage and real about it.

Tried to son Big Sean, Jay Electronica, Drake & Meek Mill on this verse, all of whom he called out by name in his Control verse 4 years earlier. Yet somehow, the extreme members of his fanbase claim Drake was the only one that got in his feelings about that verse. This thing Kendrick does of pretending he’s buddy buddy with people to their face, accepting invites into their circles without returning the favor, then dissing them on remixes, loosies, and features so he can share the platform or find a convenient caveat after the fact, is wolf in sheep’s clothing behavior. A lot of his “boogeyman” persona actually just involves him being two-faced and fake rather than being outwardly savage and real about it.

Riam Radio

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Big Sean says he understands why people wouldn't put him in the 'Big 3' conversation with Drake, Kendrick, and J Cole "my consisteny is where I lack I haven't put out music in 4 years... I'm not delusional... but... I feel like I can hang with anybody on any song... even Control, the next song we (Kendrick) did I made sure I had a better verse on Holy Key..." via Charlamagne Tha God

Big Sean says he understands why people wouldn't put him in the 'Big 3' conversation with Drake, Kendrick, and J Cole "my consisteny is where I lack I haven't put out music in 4 years... I'm not delusional... but... I feel like I can hang with anybody on any song... even Control, the next song we (Kendrick) did I made sure I had a better verse on Holy Key..." via Charlamagne Tha God

Victor Baez | Club Ambition

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Wale reflects on the time when 13 years ago Jay-Z named him, J. Cole, Drake, and Kendrick Lamar as the rappers with the most potential for longevity: "I was like 'oh, okay, I'm not gonna let him down.' It keeps me motivated to this day that he saw that in me." (Via The Breakfast Club)

Wale reflects on the time when 13 years ago Jay-Z named him, J. Cole, Drake, and Kendrick Lamar as the rappers with the most potential for longevity: "I was like 'oh, okay, I'm not gonna let him down.' It keeps me motivated to this day that he saw that in me." (Via The Breakfast Club)

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🚨 DJ Akademiks goes off on J. Cole after his interview about Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Ak claims Cole tried too hard to be friends with everyone and pushed the “Big 3” narrative like they were a group, says Kendrick’s “Like That” verse was really aimed at Cole for that, and alleges Cole backed out after hearing from people around TDE that Kendrick was coming with something never warning Drake and leaving him to handle the situation alone after bringing him into it in the first place.

🚨 DJ Akademiks goes off on J. Cole after his interview about Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Ak claims Cole tried too hard to be friends with everyone and pushed the “Big 3” narrative like they were a group, says Kendrick’s “Like That” verse was really aimed at Cole for that, and alleges Cole backed out after hearing from people around TDE that Kendrick was coming with something never warning Drake and leaving him to handle the situation alone after bringing him into it in the first place.

CY Chels

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🚨 DJ Akademiks says J. Cole torpedoed his own legacy. Ak argues that in 10-20 years the era will be remembered as a two man race between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, saying Cole removed himself from that conversation. Ak also says artists like Big Sean were once part of that discussion but eventually fell out and believes Cole may now face the same fate.

🚨 DJ Akademiks says J. Cole torpedoed his own legacy. Ak argues that in 10-20 years the era will be remembered as a two man race between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, saying Cole removed himself from that conversation. Ak also says artists like Big Sean were once part of that discussion but eventually fell out and believes Cole may now face the same fate.

CY Chels

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🚨 Punch TDE on The Joe Budden Podcast finally tells story behind the infamous J. Cole P Diddy altercation after Control says Kendrick Lamar intentionally shook up hip-hop because “everybody was too lovey dovey” at the time reveals Cole first spoke to Kendrick calmly about the verse then Puff walked over saying the competition was “good for the sport” but things got tense after more words were exchanged Punch says Puff eventually reached toward Cole which led to a scuffle that knocked bottles & tables over adds security rushed both of them out while the party continued like nothing happened also says Drake was there that night while Meek Mill told Kendrick: “you know I gotta get you back”

🚨 Punch TDE on The Joe Budden Podcast finally tells story behind the infamous J. Cole P Diddy altercation after Control says Kendrick Lamar intentionally shook up hip-hop because “everybody was too lovey dovey” at the time reveals Cole first spoke to Kendrick calmly about the verse then Puff walked over saying the competition was “good for the sport” but things got tense after more words were exchanged Punch says Puff eventually reached toward Cole which led to a scuffle that knocked bottles & tables over adds security rushed both of them out while the party continued like nothing happened also says Drake was there that night while Meek Mill told Kendrick: “you know I gotta get you back”

CY Chels

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Joe Budden GOES OFF on J. Cole 😭 he didn't like how he addressed the Drake & Kendrick beef on Port Antonio "what do you mean youre finally free as if you never wanted parts of the Big 3 conversation, thats a load of CRAP!... i hate this soft Hip-Hop sh*t... these Hip-Hop n*ggas is feeling like h*es out here!" • via The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 766

Joe Budden GOES OFF on J. Cole 😭 he didn't like how he addressed the Drake & Kendrick beef on Port Antonio "what do you mean youre finally free as if you never wanted parts of the Big 3 conversation, thats a load of CRAP!... i hate this soft Hip-Hop sht... these Hip-Hop nggas is feeling like h*es out here!" • via The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 766

Victor Baez | Club Ambition

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Let’s get to the facts Baby D 🍼 There is no way Drake’s fans are going to set here and let you get this bs off! You being a Cole fan and me being a Drake fan I’m calling your weird tactics out. How dare you say Drake didn’t help J Cole and that they only had a business relationship… what you won’t get to do is pretend like Drake didn’t have a big impact on Cole’s career! Drake famously bought copies of J. Cole's Born Sinner album at Best Buy to support him early in their careers. Drake bought J. Cole a yellow gold Rolex Day-Date Presidential, which J. Cole confirmed in his 2019 song "Middle Child". In the lyrics, J. Cole mentions, "Just put the Rollie right back on my wrist, this watch came from Drizzy he gave me a gift”. They've made music together on tracks like "First Person Shooter" and "Jodeci Freestyle". They've surprised fans by appearing at each other's shows and tours, including Dreamville Fest. Drake has called Cole his "brother" and one of the greatest artists, while Cole expresses deep appreciation for Drake's help in his career. During the Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud, J. Cole initially sided with Drake but later withdrew, leading to speculation. In his song "Port Antonio," Cole clarified his stance, stating he didn't want conflict and acknowledged Drake's significant role in his career. I have attached articles and screenshots seeing that you are oblivious of the friendship between Drake and J Cole!

Let’s get to the facts Baby D 🍼 There is no way Drake’s fans are going to set here and let you get this bs off! You being a Cole fan and me being a Drake fan I’m calling your weird tactics out. How dare you say Drake didn’t help J Cole and that they only had a business relationship… what you won’t get to do is pretend like Drake didn’t have a big impact on Cole’s career! Drake famously bought copies of J. Cole's Born Sinner album at Best Buy to support him early in their careers. Drake bought J. Cole a yellow gold Rolex Day-Date Presidential, which J. Cole confirmed in his 2019 song "Middle Child". In the lyrics, J. Cole mentions, "Just put the Rollie right back on my wrist, this watch came from Drizzy he gave me a gift”. They've made music together on tracks like "First Person Shooter" and "Jodeci Freestyle". They've surprised fans by appearing at each other's shows and tours, including Dreamville Fest. Drake has called Cole his "brother" and one of the greatest artists, while Cole expresses deep appreciation for Drake's help in his career. During the Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud, J. Cole initially sided with Drake but later withdrew, leading to speculation. In his song "Port Antonio," Cole clarified his stance, stating he didn't want conflict and acknowledged Drake's significant role in his career. I have attached articles and screenshots seeing that you are oblivious of the friendship between Drake and J Cole!

BoveiDaDon♥️🦉

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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.🔽

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.🔽

industrypolitics

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🎙️ MAL REVEALS MAJOR INFO ON J. COLE & DRAKE FALLOUT 👀🔥 (Rory & Mal Podcast) Mal just dropped a bombshell about the post battle aftermath and it raises more questions than answers. 🚨 THE BIG REVEAL According to Mal: •J. Cole has not spoken to Drake since early 2024 •This happened right after Cole backed out of the battle •This was immediately following a full tour together 👉 Despite years of public unity, the relationship allegedly went radio silent. 🤔 WHY THIS FEELS STRANGE •Cole and Drake had just toured together •Drake helped Cole secure his first #1 song •Millions were made on that tour •Then… no communication ever again Mal called the move “nasty” and says Cole owes fans and Drake an explanation in bars 🎵 THE APOLOGY THAT RAISED EYEBROWS •Cole released a song 5 months after the Drake vs. Kendrick / industry battle •In the song, he apologizes to Drake •But if they haven’t spoken since early 2024… ❓Was the apology genuine or just for optics? 🧠 THE “BARZINI MEETING” THEORY This brings back a theory I raised during the battle itself 👀 🎬 WHAT IS THE BARZINI MEETING? From The Godfather: •Barzini uses a trusted insider (Tessio) to request a “peace meeting” •The meeting is actually a setup to assassinate Michael Corleone •Famous line: “Whoever comes to you with this Barzini meeting… he’s the traitor.” 🎤 WHY THIS MATTERS IN HIP-HOP Jay Z once warned Drake directly: “Drake, here's how they gon' come at you With silly rap feuds, tryin' to distract you In disguise, in the form of a favor The Barzini meeting, watch for the traitors, uhh I done seen it all, done it all That's why none of these dum-dums could done him off…” 💭 The question now being asked: •Did Cole unknowingly (or knowingly) line Drake up to jump into the battle? •Was the Kendrick conversation the “meeting”? •Did something get said on that call that permanently severed the relationship? 🕵🏽‍♂️ THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS •Who leaked the original “Push Ups” diss? •What exactly was said in the Cole x Kendrick conversation? •Why did Cole never speak to Drake again? •Were they friends… or just business partners? Even Mal admits: “This is not common knowledge. Fans did not know this.” 🗣️ MAL’S CORE DEMAND •Cole doesn’t need interviews •He doesn’t need podcasts •He doesn’t need press runs 🎶 Put it in the bars. Explain: •Why you backed out •Why you spoke to Kendrick •Why Drake never heard from you again 📌 BOTTOM LINE •Public unity ➝ private silence •Apology without reconciliation •A theory once dismissed now feels… possible •The battle may be over, but the story isn’t finished 👀 Who do you think really set the pieces in motion?

🎙️ MAL REVEALS MAJOR INFO ON J. COLE & DRAKE FALLOUT 👀🔥 (Rory & Mal Podcast) Mal just dropped a bombshell about the post battle aftermath and it raises more questions than answers. 🚨 THE BIG REVEAL According to Mal: •J. Cole has not spoken to Drake since early 2024 •This happened right after Cole backed out of the battle •This was immediately following a full tour together 👉 Despite years of public unity, the relationship allegedly went radio silent. 🤔 WHY THIS FEELS STRANGE •Cole and Drake had just toured together •Drake helped Cole secure his first #1 song •Millions were made on that tour •Then… no communication ever again Mal called the move “nasty” and says Cole owes fans and Drake an explanation in bars 🎵 THE APOLOGY THAT RAISED EYEBROWS •Cole released a song 5 months after the Drake vs. Kendrick / industry battle •In the song, he apologizes to Drake •But if they haven’t spoken since early 2024… ❓Was the apology genuine or just for optics? 🧠 THE “BARZINI MEETING” THEORY This brings back a theory I raised during the battle itself 👀 🎬 WHAT IS THE BARZINI MEETING? From The Godfather: •Barzini uses a trusted insider (Tessio) to request a “peace meeting” •The meeting is actually a setup to assassinate Michael Corleone •Famous line: “Whoever comes to you with this Barzini meeting… he’s the traitor.” 🎤 WHY THIS MATTERS IN HIP-HOP Jay Z once warned Drake directly: “Drake, here's how they gon' come at you With silly rap feuds, tryin' to distract you In disguise, in the form of a favor The Barzini meeting, watch for the traitors, uhh I done seen it all, done it all That's why none of these dum-dums could done him off…” 💭 The question now being asked: •Did Cole unknowingly (or knowingly) line Drake up to jump into the battle? •Was the Kendrick conversation the “meeting”? •Did something get said on that call that permanently severed the relationship? 🕵🏽‍♂️ THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS •Who leaked the original “Push Ups” diss? •What exactly was said in the Cole x Kendrick conversation? •Why did Cole never speak to Drake again? •Were they friends… or just business partners? Even Mal admits: “This is not common knowledge. Fans did not know this.” 🗣️ MAL’S CORE DEMAND •Cole doesn’t need interviews •He doesn’t need podcasts •He doesn’t need press runs 🎶 Put it in the bars. Explain: •Why you backed out •Why you spoke to Kendrick •Why Drake never heard from you again 📌 BOTTOM LINE •Public unity ➝ private silence •Apology without reconciliation •A theory once dismissed now feels… possible •The battle may be over, but the story isn’t finished 👀 Who do you think really set the pieces in motion?

Cousin Tino ™️

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🚨📊 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”

Cousin Tino ™️

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Drake dropped a major diss people are sleeping on. On Janice STFU he raps: "Swear my label gotta free me, baby Ayy, buried alive, somеone come dig me up If I call up your shawty right now, shе pickin' up, yeah You boys got big off my name, that's big enough" I think this whole thing is a double entendre, talking about ASAP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar, but also his record label. Them boys got big off of his name, Universal. But 10 years ago he dropped the song Sneakin' with 21 Savage. On Sneakin' he raps: "Plus I never met nobody from my label, nigga I just pop up with the music then they pay a nigga (Yeah)" He shoots the Janice STFU music video with a similar style coat that he did in the "Sneakin'" music video, in a similar resolution with the square, not the wide, and also the theme is a car garage. Most of the other music videos for this new album are filmed wide. Sneakin' was also when he gave 21 Savage a red Ferrari as a gift. On top of that, Universal has been taking down anybody who posts the Janice "STFU" music video clips for copyright here on X.

Drake dropped a major diss people are sleeping on. On Janice STFU he raps: "Swear my label gotta free me, baby Ayy, buried alive, somеone come dig me up If I call up your shawty right now, shе pickin' up, yeah You boys got big off my name, that's big enough" I think this whole thing is a double entendre, talking about ASAP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar, but also his record label. Them boys got big off of his name, Universal. But 10 years ago he dropped the song Sneakin' with 21 Savage. On Sneakin' he raps: "Plus I never met nobody from my label, nigga I just pop up with the music then they pay a nigga (Yeah)" He shoots the Janice STFU music video with a similar style coat that he did in the "Sneakin'" music video, in a similar resolution with the square, not the wide, and also the theme is a car garage. Most of the other music videos for this new album are filmed wide. Sneakin' was also when he gave 21 Savage a red Ferrari as a gift. On top of that, Universal has been taking down anybody who posts the Janice "STFU" music video clips for copyright here on X.

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I THINK AT TIMES DRAKE IS UNFAIRLY SINGLED OUT AS THE POP RAPPER ALTHOUGH HE DOES MAKE POP RAP MUSIC I THINK 95 % OF MAINSTREAM RAPPERS MAKE POP RAP MUSIC LIL BABY (harmonizing) 42 DUGG (songs for women) NBA YOUNG BOY (when singing) DURK (when singing) KENDRICK (when singing) TYLER THE CREATOR FUTURE (harmonizing and singing) J COLE. (When harmonizing KANYE (when singing) TRAVIS SCOTT AND CARTI (barely even rap mostly make noise) GUNNA (harmonizing) SO ITS ALL POP RAP IN THE MAINSTREAM CIRCUIT THAT’S THE REASON MOST OF THESE RAPPERS HAVE FEMALE FANS WHO LISTEN TO POP RAP AND WHAT USED TO BE RAP IS CALLED “SCARING THE HOES RAP” Which is rap without singing and harmonizing and rapping to beats you can’t dance to in a club setting YET ONLY DRAKE IS SEEN AS THE POP RAPPER..

I THINK AT TIMES DRAKE IS UNFAIRLY SINGLED OUT AS THE POP RAPPER ALTHOUGH HE DOES MAKE POP RAP MUSIC I THINK 95 % OF MAINSTREAM RAPPERS MAKE POP RAP MUSIC LIL BABY (harmonizing) 42 DUGG (songs for women) NBA YOUNG BOY (when singing) DURK (when singing) KENDRICK (when singing) TYLER THE CREATOR FUTURE (harmonizing and singing) J COLE. (When harmonizing KANYE (when singing) TRAVIS SCOTT AND CARTI (barely even rap mostly make noise) GUNNA (harmonizing) SO ITS ALL POP RAP IN THE MAINSTREAM CIRCUIT THAT’S THE REASON MOST OF THESE RAPPERS HAVE FEMALE FANS WHO LISTEN TO POP RAP AND WHAT USED TO BE RAP IS CALLED “SCARING THE HOES RAP” Which is rap without singing and harmonizing and rapping to beats you can’t dance to in a club setting YET ONLY DRAKE IS SEEN AS THE POP RAPPER..

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🚨 Dj Akademiks reacts to Drake seemingly taking shots at multiple people on “Make Them Pay” 👀😬 Ak says Drake was talking CRAZY on this record appearing to call out: 📞 J. Cole for not returning his call 👟 Pusha T with more subliminals 🧢 Pharrell over the Virginia chains line 🎧 DJ Khaled for staying quiet during the beef One of the biggest lines Ak pointed out was: “Unless some memories of the past affect your decision… I love you ‘cause of the history, but if we bein real, I could never forgive ya. And you never called me back, but destiny’s written.” Akademiks believes Drake was clearly addressing someone he once had real respect and history with 👀 Then Drake doubled down with: 🗣️ “Fuck a big three anyway, there was too many chefs in the kitchen.” 🗣️ “Hundred million streams vanished, no one got questions for niggas.” 🗣️ “I got all the chains they ever wrapped in Virginia.” 🗣️ “Khaled, you know what I mean…” Ak also reacted to Drake saying: 💀 “Maybe I’m best as the villain.” 🧾 “Everything that’s said to me will forever be stored in my memory.” 🔓 “I’m better off independent… I just wanna be free.” As You Can See Akademiks Is Lit on stream saying Drake sounded completely unfiltered and fully in attack mode 🥶

🚨 Dj Akademiks reacts to Drake seemingly taking shots at multiple people on “Make Them Pay” 👀😬 Ak says Drake was talking CRAZY on this record appearing to call out: 📞 J. Cole for not returning his call 👟 Pusha T with more subliminals 🧢 Pharrell over the Virginia chains line 🎧 DJ Khaled for staying quiet during the beef One of the biggest lines Ak pointed out was: “Unless some memories of the past affect your decision… I love you ‘cause of the history, but if we bein real, I could never forgive ya. And you never called me back, but destiny’s written.” Akademiks believes Drake was clearly addressing someone he once had real respect and history with 👀 Then Drake doubled down with: 🗣️ “Fuck a big three anyway, there was too many chefs in the kitchen.” 🗣️ “Hundred million streams vanished, no one got questions for niggas.” 🗣️ “I got all the chains they ever wrapped in Virginia.” 🗣️ “Khaled, you know what I mean…” Ak also reacted to Drake saying: 💀 “Maybe I’m best as the villain.” 🧾 “Everything that’s said to me will forever be stored in my memory.” 🔓 “I’m better off independent… I just wanna be free.” As You Can See Akademiks Is Lit on stream saying Drake sounded completely unfiltered and fully in attack mode 🥶

Cousin Tino ™️

241,244 views • 3 months ago

👀 Drake Called Buddy “Baby Boy” Like He Tyrese 😭🎬 🚨That line might actually be layered deeper than people think… 📌 The movie Baby Boy was originally written for Tupac Shakur before he passed away. Director John Singleton has talked multiple times about how Tyrese Gibson ended up filling Pac’s role in the film after Pac was killed. 📌 So when Drake says “Baby Boy” 👀… it could be another layered shot implying somebody is trying to fill Pac’s shoes instead of actually being Pac. 📌 And people already been saying Kendrick Lamar be trying to move like he’s Pac re-incarcerated Then Drake follows it up with: “If I’m lying economy give a mf seat if I’m lying I’m flying economy You know how I fly ’cause I land at the beach, when you land, you can see me”…” ✈️ 📌 To me, that part sounds LA-coded 🌊🌴 📌 When planes land or take off around LA, you can usually see the coastline/beach clearly 👀🏖️ 📌 Also Since Drake Plane Is Big He Has To Park It At LAX The Same Place If You Fly Economy Have To Land 😅 📌 Which could be subtle shots toward Kendrick and maybe even Jay-Z since both are known for living near coastal areas 🌊🏠 Then THIS part stood out the most: “You whisper my name ‘cause the weight that it carry, you can’t even speak…” 📌 That feels like Drake directly rebuttaling Kendrick whispering “Say Drake…” on “Not Like Us” 😭🎯 📌 Could ALSO be aimed at Jay-Z too because people noticed in recent interviews he’s been lowkey avoiding directly saying Drake’s name out loud 👀 📌 One thing about Drake… dude LOVES stacking double meanings, movie references, subliminals, and layered shots all in the same verse

👀 Drake Called Buddy “Baby Boy” Like He Tyrese 😭🎬 🚨That line might actually be layered deeper than people think… 📌 The movie Baby Boy was originally written for Tupac Shakur before he passed away. Director John Singleton has talked multiple times about how Tyrese Gibson ended up filling Pac’s role in the film after Pac was killed. 📌 So when Drake says “Baby Boy” 👀… it could be another layered shot implying somebody is trying to fill Pac’s shoes instead of actually being Pac. 📌 And people already been saying Kendrick Lamar be trying to move like he’s Pac re-incarcerated Then Drake follows it up with: “If I’m lying economy give a mf seat if I’m lying I’m flying economy You know how I fly ’cause I land at the beach, when you land, you can see me”…” ✈️ 📌 To me, that part sounds LA-coded 🌊🌴 📌 When planes land or take off around LA, you can usually see the coastline/beach clearly 👀🏖️ 📌 Also Since Drake Plane Is Big He Has To Park It At LAX The Same Place If You Fly Economy Have To Land 😅 📌 Which could be subtle shots toward Kendrick and maybe even Jay-Z since both are known for living near coastal areas 🌊🏠 Then THIS part stood out the most: “You whisper my name ‘cause the weight that it carry, you can’t even speak…” 📌 That feels like Drake directly rebuttaling Kendrick whispering “Say Drake…” on “Not Like Us” 😭🎯 📌 Could ALSO be aimed at Jay-Z too because people noticed in recent interviews he’s been lowkey avoiding directly saying Drake’s name out loud 👀 📌 One thing about Drake… dude LOVES stacking double meanings, movie references, subliminals, and layered shots all in the same verse

Cousin Tino ™️

182,026 views • 3 months ago

🚨 TIKTOK USERS SAY THE FEED IS QUIETLY ROLLING BACK - AND IT’S NOT A GLITCH Creators are noticing their FYP flooded with videos from two or three months ago - clips they’ve already liked, already commented on, already seen. Even random posts from years ago are suddenly getting fresh attention. One creator says it straight up: “TikTok is trying to control the discourse about something right now.” He adds, “It’s f**king weirding me out,” and says it feels “silly” because “unless you catch it real early, it’s impossible to cover something up completely.” Then he drops the line that set people off: “It’s only a matter of time before everyone finds out whatever it is they’re trying to hush hush.” So what do you think - is TikTok just broken right now… or hiding something big?

🚨 TIKTOK USERS SAY THE FEED IS QUIETLY ROLLING BACK - AND IT’S NOT A GLITCH Creators are noticing their FYP flooded with videos from two or three months ago - clips they’ve already liked, already commented on, already seen. Even random posts from years ago are suddenly getting fresh attention. One creator says it straight up: “TikTok is trying to control the discourse about something right now.” He adds, “It’s f**king weirding me out,” and says it feels “silly” because “unless you catch it real early, it’s impossible to cover something up completely.” Then he drops the line that set people off: “It’s only a matter of time before everyone finds out whatever it is they’re trying to hush hush.” So what do you think - is TikTok just broken right now… or hiding something big?

HustleBitch

47,165 views • 7 months ago

‼️Candace Owens Called Ariana Grande’s BREAK-UP With Ethan Slater Months Ago—EXPOSES Her Daddy Issues And Mental Illness👀 Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater are officially done, and Candace Owens is saying exactly what a lot of people were thinking: she saw this coming from a mile away. Candace didn’t hold back, calling out Ariana’s pattern of targeting men in relationships and breaking up families. She said Ariana’s “sport” is destroying other people’s marriages, then losing interest once the relationship is broken. She specifically called out how Ariana Grande Today ꕤ held Ethan Slater’s newborn baby before taking him from his wife, calling it a “special kind of evil.” Candace tied it all back to Ariana’s daddy issues and said she’s been repeating this toxic cycle for years — from Big Sean and Naya Rivera, to Mac Miller, Pete Davidson, and now Ethan Slater. Her final warning? “She’s on the hunt, ladies. Hide your kids, hide your husband.” FOLLOW Candace Owens, RT and watch her FULL episode linked below. 👇 ⚠️My channel is under attack to try to bankrupt me. If you want to support me and help me keep exposing these clowns... Donate here:🔗

‼️Candace Owens Called Ariana Grande’s BREAK-UP With Ethan Slater Months Ago—EXPOSES Her Daddy Issues And Mental Illness👀 Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater are officially done, and Candace Owens is saying exactly what a lot of people were thinking: she saw this coming from a mile away. Candace didn’t hold back, calling out Ariana’s pattern of targeting men in relationships and breaking up families. She said Ariana’s “sport” is destroying other people’s marriages, then losing interest once the relationship is broken. She specifically called out how Ariana Grande Today ꕤ held Ethan Slater’s newborn baby before taking him from his wife, calling it a “special kind of evil.” Candace tied it all back to Ariana’s daddy issues and said she’s been repeating this toxic cycle for years — from Big Sean and Naya Rivera, to Mac Miller, Pete Davidson, and now Ethan Slater. Her final warning? “She’s on the hunt, ladies. Hide your kids, hide your husband.” FOLLOW Candace Owens, RT and watch her FULL episode linked below. 👇 ⚠️My channel is under attack to try to bankrupt me. If you want to support me and help me keep exposing these clowns... Donate here:🔗

Project Constitution

63,226 views • 2 months ago