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Pusha T and N.O.R.E. are now beefing over Drake and Pharrell Williams?👀🤯🔥🥩 N.O.R.E. recently unloaded on Pusha T after Pusha took issue with something N.O.R.E. said on air and it spiraled into a pretty revealing snippet about loyalty, ego, and the broader Drake vs. Pusha T saga. During an... appearance on the Brilliant Idiots podcast with Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schulz, N.O.R.E. revisited an old moment from when he hosted Pharrell Williams on Drink Champs. He had asked Pharrell to pick a side between Pusha and Drake two MCs with a long-standing feud rooted in some of hip-hop’s most notorious diss tracks and Pharrell responded by basically saying he liked both. That was enough to set Pusha off, according to N.O.R.E. N.O.R.E. recounts that Pusha called him pissed off afterward, essentially saying, “How could Pharrell not pick me? Drake would’ve chosen me.” N.O.R.E.’s take was that it wasn’t some hush-hush phone call between two guys with a personal problem this beef had been public for years, a “schoolyard” spectacle that wasn’t private by any stretch. He stressed that talking about it wasn’t off-record. He even laughed about it, saying he’d only shut up to let Pusha vent because the whole thing stemmed from Pharrell not answering the loyalty question the way Pusha expected. According to N.O.R.E., that reaction so intense over a producer not picking sides was wild to him, especially given how public the Pusha-Drake beef has always been. Pusha T’s camp didn’t just sit quiet, either. Afterward, Pusha reportedly questioned why N.O.R.E. would put the conversation out there, implying it should have stayed between the people involved despite the fact that the beef between him and Drake has been one of hip-hop’s most public feuds for years. For extra context: Pusha T and Drake’s beef dates back over a decade and has included some of the genre’s most crazy moments including Pusha revealing Drake’s son in “The Story of Adidon” back in 2018, a diss move that upended Drake’s public image and is still tied to how people see their beef.show more

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Ok, so let’s focus on some facts before I post the next video debunking the new narrative that Drake “can’t accept a loss.”😅- Every day the spread a new narrative! I think it’s important to highlight the 🐐 doing exactly what people now claim he can’t do: acknowledge when he feels he lost fairly. Watch Drake’s humility here, because this part rarely gets shown. In extended clips from this interview all over TikTok & X - Drake openly discusses the Pusha T battle and basically says, “if that’s how people see it, then I lost.” That matters. It shows his honesty and self-awareness after a beef. Also pay attention to something else:, a lot of what Kendrick later used against Drake followed the same blueprint from the Meek/Pusha era l- gossip about his family, father, mother, and son. The difference is that the “bombshell” back then was true: Drake had a child. This time, it was the PDF accusation, which many people knows to be false. Even in the Pusha situation, Drake explained he wasn’t hiding his son from the world, he was protecting his child, like many celebrities do. So for me, the point is simple, Drake has already shown humility publicly before. That’s why many people reject the idea that this was some simple, straightforward one-on-one loss. Too many narratives, industry voices, podcasts, and outside influences were involved for people not to question it. Anyway, stay tuned for the next clip. They’re doubling down on narratives again. Listen to this clip closely, first! There are extended versions on line!

Ok, so let’s focus on some facts before I post the next video debunking the new narrative that Drake “can’t accept a loss.”😅- Every day the spread a new narrative! I think it’s important to highlight the 🐐 doing exactly what people now claim he can’t do: acknowledge when he feels he lost fairly. Watch Drake’s humility here, because this part rarely gets shown. In extended clips from this interview all over TikTok & X - Drake openly discusses the Pusha T battle and basically says, “if that’s how people see it, then I lost.” That matters. It shows his honesty and self-awareness after a beef. Also pay attention to something else:, a lot of what Kendrick later used against Drake followed the same blueprint from the Meek/Pusha era l- gossip about his family, father, mother, and son. The difference is that the “bombshell” back then was true: Drake had a child. This time, it was the PDF accusation, which many people knows to be false. Even in the Pusha situation, Drake explained he wasn’t hiding his son from the world, he was protecting his child, like many celebrities do. So for me, the point is simple, Drake has already shown humility publicly before. That’s why many people reject the idea that this was some simple, straightforward one-on-one loss. Too many narratives, industry voices, podcasts, and outside influences were involved for people not to question it. Anyway, stay tuned for the next clip. They’re doubling down on narratives again. Listen to this clip closely, first! There are extended versions on line!

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How did it go wrong between Pusha T and Kanye West ⁉️ Are you asking that as well⁉️ I gat you‼️💯 Pusha T and Kanye/Ye had a long creative run: features on "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" (“Runaway,” “So Appalled”), Cruel Summer (“Mercy,” “New God Flow”), full production on Daytona (2018), and half of It’s Almost Dry (2022)‼️. Pusha was G.O.O.D. Music president for years‼️. Cracks started during the 2021 "Donda" sessions in Atlanta‼️. Pusha felt the energy shift—sidebar talks when he left the room, competing agendas, and isolation tied to the Drake fallout (his “Story of Adidon” diss had residual impact on Ye)‼️. Ye later said the situation caused him mental harm‼️. The public break hit in late 2022 after Ye’s antisemitic remarks‼️. Pusha called it “very disappointing,” said there’s “no room for bigotry or hate speech” as a Black man in America, left G.O.O.D. Music after ~12 years, and confirmed they stopped speaking‼️. Ye expected more public support given the platform he’d given others‼️. In 2025 interviews (GQ, Apple Music/Ebro, The Guardian) promoting Clipse’s Let God Sort Em Out, Pusha went harder‼️: He said They only clicked on music‼️: “Outside of music, we’re nothing… his principles, his morals, his mindset. We don’t see eye to eye. Hardly ever. And we never have.”‼️ - Ye “champions and stands next to anybody and everybody who don’t fuck with me.”‼️ - “He knows I don’t think he’s a man… He’s showed me the weakest sides of him, and he knows how I think of weak people.”‼️ - He called Ye calculated and detrimental, denied leaking texts, and said he won’t risk “wishy-washiness or the lack of loyalty.” Any future collab is “definitely in the past.”‼️ Ye has said he misses the friendship and they’ve spoken privately a few times‼️. Pusha acknowledged Ye returned the Def Jam-era G.O.O.D. profits, calling that the best thing he did‼️. Is this switching up when it’s no longer beneficial⁉️ Partially, in the industry sense, but not purely one-sided‼️. Pusha frames it as principle and character: he won’t cosign hate speech, prioritizes real loyalty, and lost respect after seeing what he views as weakness and side-taking‼️. Distancing himself when Ye became a liability was also self-preservation‼️. Ye sees it as people failing to reciprocate the support he gave when he needed it‼️. Some old G.O.O.D. voices (like Consequence) accuse Pusha of using Ye then walking for clout‼️. Both dynamics are present‼️. The music holds up; the personal relationship does not‼️. Which makes me ask what the foundation of the loyalty is⁉️

How did it go wrong between Pusha T and Kanye West ⁉️ Are you asking that as well⁉️ I gat you‼️💯 Pusha T and Kanye/Ye had a long creative run: features on "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" (“Runaway,” “So Appalled”), Cruel Summer (“Mercy,” “New God Flow”), full production on Daytona (2018), and half of It’s Almost Dry (2022)‼️. Pusha was G.O.O.D. Music president for years‼️. Cracks started during the 2021 "Donda" sessions in Atlanta‼️. Pusha felt the energy shift—sidebar talks when he left the room, competing agendas, and isolation tied to the Drake fallout (his “Story of Adidon” diss had residual impact on Ye)‼️. Ye later said the situation caused him mental harm‼️. The public break hit in late 2022 after Ye’s antisemitic remarks‼️. Pusha called it “very disappointing,” said there’s “no room for bigotry or hate speech” as a Black man in America, left G.O.O.D. Music after ~12 years, and confirmed they stopped speaking‼️. Ye expected more public support given the platform he’d given others‼️. In 2025 interviews (GQ, Apple Music/Ebro, The Guardian) promoting Clipse’s Let God Sort Em Out, Pusha went harder‼️: He said They only clicked on music‼️: “Outside of music, we’re nothing… his principles, his morals, his mindset. We don’t see eye to eye. Hardly ever. And we never have.”‼️ - Ye “champions and stands next to anybody and everybody who don’t fuck with me.”‼️ - “He knows I don’t think he’s a man… He’s showed me the weakest sides of him, and he knows how I think of weak people.”‼️ - He called Ye calculated and detrimental, denied leaking texts, and said he won’t risk “wishy-washiness or the lack of loyalty.” Any future collab is “definitely in the past.”‼️ Ye has said he misses the friendship and they’ve spoken privately a few times‼️. Pusha acknowledged Ye returned the Def Jam-era G.O.O.D. profits, calling that the best thing he did‼️. Is this switching up when it’s no longer beneficial⁉️ Partially, in the industry sense, but not purely one-sided‼️. Pusha frames it as principle and character: he won’t cosign hate speech, prioritizes real loyalty, and lost respect after seeing what he views as weakness and side-taking‼️. Distancing himself when Ye became a liability was also self-preservation‼️. Ye sees it as people failing to reciprocate the support he gave when he needed it‼️. Some old G.O.O.D. voices (like Consequence) accuse Pusha of using Ye then walking for clout‼️. Both dynamics are present‼️. The music holds up; the personal relationship does not‼️. Which makes me ask what the foundation of the loyalty is⁉️

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🎤 DJ Akademiks Breaks Down Pusha T’s Comments on Diss Tracks Last night on stream, DJ Akademiks reacted to Pusha T’s recent interview where Push said he’s done with diss tracks because they allegedly “don’t work like they used to.” 📉 Pusha T’s Take Pusha T claims diss records no longer hold weight: •Back then, a diss could end careers •Today, they only feed online discourse •He says the stakes are low, conflict feels pointless, and he’s past that era •Push says he doesn’t even want to make music with people right now, let alone diss them 🎙️ Akademiks Responds Ak wasted NO time calling cap: 1. “Push, you’re only talked about when you drop a diss.” Ak says Pusha T’s biggest cultural moments weren’t albums they were beefs: •The Drake “Story of Adidon” moment •Sneak disses toward Wayne, Kanye, and Travis Scott •Daytona was fire, but the world talked more about the disses. 2. Diss records were never about ending careers. Ak argues diss tracks historically adjust hierarchy they don’t erase superstars. •Drake didn’t stop after “Adidon” •Jay-Z didn’t fall off after “Ether” •Careers only died when the entire industry joined in (like Ja Rule) 3. “Y’all are one trick ponies.” Ak says Push and Kendrick can’t replace Drake because: •They don’t make music for women •They don’t have hits on hits •They’re not as versatile •They don’t drop consistently •They don’t play the fame game or carry the culture year round 4. To beat Drake, you need a ‘Super Drake.’ Ak’s argument: “You can’t destroy a regime without having a new regime ready.” Drake didn’t stay #1 off rap alone he stayed #1 off versatility, consistency, pop appeal, vulnerability, and nonstop presence. 5. “Never hate the guy with more if you won’t work as hard.” Ak says Kendrick and Push hate the machine Drake built, but won’t do the same work to compete with it — which is why Drake remains untouched. 🔥 Ak’s Closing Message •Diss tracks still matter. •Beef still moves culture. •But you need hits, visibility, and range to replace the guy you’re trying to take down. And in 2024–25, nobody has that full package besides Drake. 💭 My Opinion Diss tracks and beefs don’t work like they used to because labels no longer control every single outlet. Back in the 90s and early 2000s, artists relied on the industry for radio, TV, press, and distribution. Today, social media gives every artist their own platform, their own fanbase, and their own lanes to survive even during beef. Artists don’t disappear anymore because the old gatekeepers don’t have that kind of control.

🎤 DJ Akademiks Breaks Down Pusha T’s Comments on Diss Tracks Last night on stream, DJ Akademiks reacted to Pusha T’s recent interview where Push said he’s done with diss tracks because they allegedly “don’t work like they used to.” 📉 Pusha T’s Take Pusha T claims diss records no longer hold weight: •Back then, a diss could end careers •Today, they only feed online discourse •He says the stakes are low, conflict feels pointless, and he’s past that era •Push says he doesn’t even want to make music with people right now, let alone diss them 🎙️ Akademiks Responds Ak wasted NO time calling cap: 1. “Push, you’re only talked about when you drop a diss.” Ak says Pusha T’s biggest cultural moments weren’t albums they were beefs: •The Drake “Story of Adidon” moment •Sneak disses toward Wayne, Kanye, and Travis Scott •Daytona was fire, but the world talked more about the disses. 2. Diss records were never about ending careers. Ak argues diss tracks historically adjust hierarchy they don’t erase superstars. •Drake didn’t stop after “Adidon” •Jay-Z didn’t fall off after “Ether” •Careers only died when the entire industry joined in (like Ja Rule) 3. “Y’all are one trick ponies.” Ak says Push and Kendrick can’t replace Drake because: •They don’t make music for women •They don’t have hits on hits •They’re not as versatile •They don’t drop consistently •They don’t play the fame game or carry the culture year round 4. To beat Drake, you need a ‘Super Drake.’ Ak’s argument: “You can’t destroy a regime without having a new regime ready.” Drake didn’t stay #1 off rap alone he stayed #1 off versatility, consistency, pop appeal, vulnerability, and nonstop presence. 5. “Never hate the guy with more if you won’t work as hard.” Ak says Kendrick and Push hate the machine Drake built, but won’t do the same work to compete with it — which is why Drake remains untouched. 🔥 Ak’s Closing Message •Diss tracks still matter. •Beef still moves culture. •But you need hits, visibility, and range to replace the guy you’re trying to take down. And in 2024–25, nobody has that full package besides Drake. 💭 My Opinion Diss tracks and beefs don’t work like they used to because labels no longer control every single outlet. Back in the 90s and early 2000s, artists relied on the industry for radio, TV, press, and distribution. Today, social media gives every artist their own platform, their own fanbase, and their own lanes to survive even during beef. Artists don’t disappear anymore because the old gatekeepers don’t have that kind of control.

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🚨DJ Akademiks Calls Out Charlamagne & Pusha T Over “Smear Campaign” Claims Against Drake DJ Akademiks is pushing back on what he calls another conspiracy narrative being pushed by Charlamagne Tha God this time involving accusations that Drake allegedly uses PR teams to control narratives and smear opponents. Here’s the breakdown of Akademiks response: 1️⃣ Akademiks Calls the Claims a “Conspiracy” Akademiks says the idea that Drake is secretly paying PR firms to manipulate media narratives is pure speculation unless real proof is presented. He points out that Charlamagne first floated the idea that a hip hop figure is using PR companies to push propaganda and influence media coverage. But Akademiks says there has been no concrete evidence showing Drake is behind any smear campaigns. “Until we see a definitive list or real proof, this just feels like hearsay.” 2️⃣ Pusha T Joins the Conversation The situation escalated when Pusha T tweeted “Interesting” in response to an article about PR firms allegedly spreading narratives. Akademiks found that ironic because: •Pusha T is signed to Roc Nation •Yet he’s implying Drake might be connected to media manipulation. Akademiks says before Pusha speaks on smear campaigns, he should address allegations surrounding his own label. 3️⃣ Akademiks Brings Up Roc Nation Allegations Akademiks argues that Roc Nation has already been accused of narrative manipulation in the past. He referenced claims from former TMZ personality Van Lathan, who once said Roc Nation was “seeding negative stories” about Colin Kaepernick during tensions involving Jay-Z. Because of this, Akademiks says it’s hypocritical to accuse Drake while ignoring accusations against Roc Nation. “If we’re talking about smear campaigns, we have to start with Roc Nation first.” 4️⃣ Akademiks Points to His Own Experience Akademiks also reminded viewers that he previously claimed Roc Nation targeted him after his coverage of Megan Thee Stallion. He says he was: •Followed by suspicious vehicles outside his home •Pulled into a 7-hour deposition •Dragged into legal issues connected to the situation At the time, he says people dismissed his claims as crazy. Now, he finds it strange that those same people are suddenly entertaining conspiracy theories about Drake. 5️⃣ Akademiks Questions the Logic Akademiks also argues the narrative doesn’t add up. Over the last few years, Drake has faced some of the most serious accusations in hip-hop discourse, including being labeled a pedophile during rap beefs. Akademiks says if Drake were actually paying millions for smear campaigns, those accusations would never have dominated the conversation. “If Drake had a team paying millions to smear people, that would be the biggest failure ever.” 6️⃣ Akademiks Wants Proof Not Narratives Akademiks says he’s open to the conversation if evidence appears. But he refuses to accept accusations without victims, proof, or documented examples. He ended by saying: •If Drake is doing it → expose it. •If anyone else is doing it → expose them too. But selectively targeting Drake while ignoring other powerful entities in the industry doesn’t make sense. ✅ Bottom Line: Akademiks believes the smear-campaign narrative around Drake is being pushed without evidence, and he’s calling out both Charlamagne and Pusha T for promoting the idea while ignoring similar accusations surrounding Roc Nation.

🚨DJ Akademiks Calls Out Charlamagne & Pusha T Over “Smear Campaign” Claims Against Drake DJ Akademiks is pushing back on what he calls another conspiracy narrative being pushed by Charlamagne Tha God this time involving accusations that Drake allegedly uses PR teams to control narratives and smear opponents. Here’s the breakdown of Akademiks response: 1️⃣ Akademiks Calls the Claims a “Conspiracy” Akademiks says the idea that Drake is secretly paying PR firms to manipulate media narratives is pure speculation unless real proof is presented. He points out that Charlamagne first floated the idea that a hip hop figure is using PR companies to push propaganda and influence media coverage. But Akademiks says there has been no concrete evidence showing Drake is behind any smear campaigns. “Until we see a definitive list or real proof, this just feels like hearsay.” 2️⃣ Pusha T Joins the Conversation The situation escalated when Pusha T tweeted “Interesting” in response to an article about PR firms allegedly spreading narratives. Akademiks found that ironic because: •Pusha T is signed to Roc Nation •Yet he’s implying Drake might be connected to media manipulation. Akademiks says before Pusha speaks on smear campaigns, he should address allegations surrounding his own label. 3️⃣ Akademiks Brings Up Roc Nation Allegations Akademiks argues that Roc Nation has already been accused of narrative manipulation in the past. He referenced claims from former TMZ personality Van Lathan, who once said Roc Nation was “seeding negative stories” about Colin Kaepernick during tensions involving Jay-Z. Because of this, Akademiks says it’s hypocritical to accuse Drake while ignoring accusations against Roc Nation. “If we’re talking about smear campaigns, we have to start with Roc Nation first.” 4️⃣ Akademiks Points to His Own Experience Akademiks also reminded viewers that he previously claimed Roc Nation targeted him after his coverage of Megan Thee Stallion. He says he was: •Followed by suspicious vehicles outside his home •Pulled into a 7-hour deposition •Dragged into legal issues connected to the situation At the time, he says people dismissed his claims as crazy. Now, he finds it strange that those same people are suddenly entertaining conspiracy theories about Drake. 5️⃣ Akademiks Questions the Logic Akademiks also argues the narrative doesn’t add up. Over the last few years, Drake has faced some of the most serious accusations in hip-hop discourse, including being labeled a pedophile during rap beefs. Akademiks says if Drake were actually paying millions for smear campaigns, those accusations would never have dominated the conversation. “If Drake had a team paying millions to smear people, that would be the biggest failure ever.” 6️⃣ Akademiks Wants Proof Not Narratives Akademiks says he’s open to the conversation if evidence appears. But he refuses to accept accusations without victims, proof, or documented examples. He ended by saying: •If Drake is doing it → expose it. •If anyone else is doing it → expose them too. But selectively targeting Drake while ignoring other powerful entities in the industry doesn’t make sense. ✅ Bottom Line: Akademiks believes the smear-campaign narrative around Drake is being pushed without evidence, and he’s calling out both Charlamagne and Pusha T for promoting the idea while ignoring similar accusations surrounding Roc Nation.

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I REALLY listened back to Drake’s “Duppy Freestyle” and Pusha’s “Story of Adidon” and I gotta’ be real: when you take away the shock-value of Push exposing that Drizzy had a baby: bar for bar, that battle was closer than people made it seem. Pusha probably edged it out because of the personal low-blows, but quiet as kept, Drake kind of calmly son’d him. I’m probably in the minority, but man, some of these bars are slick as fuck…

I REALLY listened back to Drake’s “Duppy Freestyle” and Pusha’s “Story of Adidon” and I gotta’ be real: when you take away the shock-value of Push exposing that Drizzy had a baby: bar for bar, that battle was closer than people made it seem. Pusha probably edged it out because of the personal low-blows, but quiet as kept, Drake kind of calmly son’d him. I’m probably in the minority, but man, some of these bars are slick as fuck…

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N.O.R.E. explains why he never aired the footage of him asking Quavo about Offset allegedly sleeping with Saweetie. On Wednesday (April 15), the Drink Champs cohost appeared on The Jason Lee Show. During the sit-down, Lee asked N.O.R.E. about his issues with Offset. "I asked a certain thing to a certain individual on a certain artist and [Offset's] peoples were there," N.O.R.E. explained, later confirming he was referencing the interview he did with Quavo and Takeoff in 2022. "Offset called me. And I might not have complied to his conversation when he wanted it." N.O.R.E went on to say that Offset called Diddy, believing that Puff owned the Drink Champs podcast and would be able to intervene. The rapper-podcaster later confirmed he removed the part in the Quavo and Takeoff interview where he asked Quavo about the rumors of Offset sleeping with Quavo's ex, Saweetie, because N.O.R.E. "respected man code." He also said the clip will never see the light of day. Following Quavo and Saweetie's breakup in 2021, rumors began to circulate that Offset slept with Saweetie. Quavo added to the speculation on the 2022 song "Messy." "I said, ‘Caresha please’ 'cause she too messy," Quavo raps on the DJ Durel-produced track, a possible reference to Saweetie's recent appearance on Yung Miami’s Caresha Please podcast. "B**ch f**ked my dawg behind my back, but I ain't stressin'/You wanted the gang, you shoulda just said it, we would have blessed it/Now sh*t got messy." Offset has since publicly denied the rumor.

N.O.R.E. explains why he never aired the footage of him asking Quavo about Offset allegedly sleeping with Saweetie. On Wednesday (April 15), the Drink Champs cohost appeared on The Jason Lee Show. During the sit-down, Lee asked N.O.R.E. about his issues with Offset. "I asked a certain thing to a certain individual on a certain artist and [Offset's] peoples were there," N.O.R.E. explained, later confirming he was referencing the interview he did with Quavo and Takeoff in 2022. "Offset called me. And I might not have complied to his conversation when he wanted it." N.O.R.E went on to say that Offset called Diddy, believing that Puff owned the Drink Champs podcast and would be able to intervene. The rapper-podcaster later confirmed he removed the part in the Quavo and Takeoff interview where he asked Quavo about the rumors of Offset sleeping with Quavo's ex, Saweetie, because N.O.R.E. "respected man code." He also said the clip will never see the light of day. Following Quavo and Saweetie's breakup in 2021, rumors began to circulate that Offset slept with Saweetie. Quavo added to the speculation on the 2022 song "Messy." "I said, ‘Caresha please’ 'cause she too messy," Quavo raps on the DJ Durel-produced track, a possible reference to Saweetie's recent appearance on Yung Miami’s Caresha Please podcast. "Bch fked my dawg behind my back, but I ain't stressin'/You wanted the gang, you shoulda just said it, we would have blessed it/Now sh*t got messy." Offset has since publicly denied the rumor.

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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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Akademiks speaks on Charlamagne being an avid supporter of releasing the Epstein files, saying, “I don’t care who’s on the list, everybody gotta go… burn it all down,” when there was a thought that the files would only negatively impact Trump and others. But now, after some of the files have been released and celebrities like Jay-Z, Pusha T, and Eminem are mentioned, Charlamagne is saying the files are being used to tear people down and should be heavily criticized and not believed.

Akademiks speaks on Charlamagne being an avid supporter of releasing the Epstein files, saying, “I don’t care who’s on the list, everybody gotta go… burn it all down,” when there was a thought that the files would only negatively impact Trump and others. But now, after some of the files have been released and celebrities like Jay-Z, Pusha T, and Eminem are mentioned, Charlamagne is saying the files are being used to tear people down and should be heavily criticized and not believed.

Akademiks TV

78,704 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Take a moment to listen to this washed-up industry puppet, Ray Daniels, for a second🤬 I already showed you all earlier how Drake accepted the Pusha T bombshell with humility and honesty. So Mr. Daniels is not being honest about Drake or how he handles himself publicly! But this Kendrick situation is completely different, and that’s exactly why Drake is not accepting this “I lost” narrative. In what world would any real man publicly come out and say, “Yeah, I lost,” knowing everything that went on, especially now that more and more details are coming to light? Daniels, Joe Budden, and others are just people doubling down on a narrative they helped create. Because the same people trying to force this “I lost” narrative now are the same ones who controlled the story during and after the beef—let's not forget that! They called it for Kendrick from day one and kept pushing it repeatedly. And that’s why it bothers them that Drake won’t publicly betray Core. Isn't it interesting that they keep pushing Drake to validate the story himself, almost like they need him to say it so they can keep it alive🪓? And honestly, that says a lot. Because when something is undeniably true, people usually don’t have to keep forcing it repeatedly.

Take a moment to listen to this washed-up industry puppet, Ray Daniels, for a second🤬 I already showed you all earlier how Drake accepted the Pusha T bombshell with humility and honesty. So Mr. Daniels is not being honest about Drake or how he handles himself publicly! But this Kendrick situation is completely different, and that’s exactly why Drake is not accepting this “I lost” narrative. In what world would any real man publicly come out and say, “Yeah, I lost,” knowing everything that went on, especially now that more and more details are coming to light? Daniels, Joe Budden, and others are just people doubling down on a narrative they helped create. Because the same people trying to force this “I lost” narrative now are the same ones who controlled the story during and after the beef—let's not forget that! They called it for Kendrick from day one and kept pushing it repeatedly. And that’s why it bothers them that Drake won’t publicly betray Core. Isn't it interesting that they keep pushing Drake to validate the story himself, almost like they need him to say it so they can keep it alive🪓? And honestly, that says a lot. Because when something is undeniably true, people usually don’t have to keep forcing it repeatedly.

industrypolitics

15,138 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🚨There is tension brewing in the westcoast‼️ And the reason is one name "Drake"‼️ If you don't know⁉️ I gat you‼️💯 It’s been simmering for years. Top Dawg just clarified the root this week on Stat Quo’s podcast‼️. The flashpoint was Game’s 2015 “100” collab with Drake‼️. He brought Drake to Compton and shot the video there while Drake-West Coast/Kendrick tension already existed‼️. Top said the optics of that video in the city is what made Kendrick’s side pull back‼️ it wasn’t just the song‼️. Game’s stance⁉️: he didn’t know Kendrick took it that deep, and he never held a grudge when Kendrick appeared on Power with 50 Cent (his actual long-running rival)‼️💯. On top of that, Game has always been open about his loyalty to Drake‼️ calls him a brother, says Drake shows up for him and his kids, and refused to flip during the 2024 beef‼️. That alone keeps Kendrick’s camp cold‼️. There’s also the older history. Game had Kendrick around early, took him on tour as Jay Rock’s hype man, and has said he tried to get him signed‼️. From Game’s side, the lack of reciprocity and the quiet distance feel personal‼️. He’s left recent cryptic Instagram comments about people not being who fans think and eventually “pulling the curtain down.”‼️ Drake affiliation is the public face‼️. The deeper issue is respect, perceived disloyalty in Compton‼️, and two different codes about old relationships once politics and loyalty get involved‼️. This is quiet West Coast beef that is gaining momentum as the day goes by‼️ it might be exploding soon‼️

🚨There is tension brewing in the westcoast‼️ And the reason is one name "Drake"‼️ If you don't know⁉️ I gat you‼️💯 It’s been simmering for years. Top Dawg just clarified the root this week on Stat Quo’s podcast‼️. The flashpoint was Game’s 2015 “100” collab with Drake‼️. He brought Drake to Compton and shot the video there while Drake-West Coast/Kendrick tension already existed‼️. Top said the optics of that video in the city is what made Kendrick’s side pull back‼️ it wasn’t just the song‼️. Game’s stance⁉️: he didn’t know Kendrick took it that deep, and he never held a grudge when Kendrick appeared on Power with 50 Cent (his actual long-running rival)‼️💯. On top of that, Game has always been open about his loyalty to Drake‼️ calls him a brother, says Drake shows up for him and his kids, and refused to flip during the 2024 beef‼️. That alone keeps Kendrick’s camp cold‼️. There’s also the older history. Game had Kendrick around early, took him on tour as Jay Rock’s hype man, and has said he tried to get him signed‼️. From Game’s side, the lack of reciprocity and the quiet distance feel personal‼️. He’s left recent cryptic Instagram comments about people not being who fans think and eventually “pulling the curtain down.”‼️ Drake affiliation is the public face‼️. The deeper issue is respect, perceived disloyalty in Compton‼️, and two different codes about old relationships once politics and loyalty get involved‼️. This is quiet West Coast beef that is gaining momentum as the day goes by‼️ it might be exploding soon‼️

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22,992 просмотров • 15 дней назад

Pusha T & Malice speak on leaving Def Jam after the label wanted to block Kendrick Lamar's feature on "Chains & Whips" 👀 "This record was crucial because it was actually, this is what kind of sparked the label drama. For those who don't know, we were on Def Jam. Def Jam is a subsidiary of Universal. While the whole drama was going on, the Drake-Kendrick drama, and the drama with myself, you know, years prior..." "So, of course, Kendrick heard the record and was like, 'Yo, I wanna get on it.' Everyone was gung-ho to put the album out. We come back with that record, at that particular time with that feature, and the label just kinda pushed the brakes on everything." (Via GRAMMY Museum)

Pusha T & Malice speak on leaving Def Jam after the label wanted to block Kendrick Lamar's feature on "Chains & Whips" 👀 "This record was crucial because it was actually, this is what kind of sparked the label drama. For those who don't know, we were on Def Jam. Def Jam is a subsidiary of Universal. While the whole drama was going on, the Drake-Kendrick drama, and the drama with myself, you know, years prior..." "So, of course, Kendrick heard the record and was like, 'Yo, I wanna get on it.' Everyone was gung-ho to put the album out. We come back with that record, at that particular time with that feature, and the label just kinda pushed the brakes on everything." (Via GRAMMY Museum)

HotNewHipHop

211,269 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

🚨 DJ Akademiks Reacts To Drake’s Nike NOCTA Manor Retreat Instagram Post, Says The Rap Star Is Reflecting On The “War” He’s Been Through Over The Last Two Years 👀 While discussing Drake’s recent Nike NOCTA Manor Retreat Instagram post, DJ Akademiks said the rapper’s caption shows he’s reflecting on everything he has endured over the past two years. According to Akademiks, some people continue to act as if Drake never faced any real adversity, but he believes Drake himself has made it clear that the past couple of years have been a battle. 🗣️ Akademiks: “If you ask Drake, he would tell you the last two years of his life he was fighting for his life. There’s no way he looks at it like everything was roses.” Akademiks also pointed to a chain Drake gifted him, saying the engraving on the back referenced the battles they had been through together, which he believes further reflects Drake’s mindset. Ak added that Drake’s lengthy Instagram caption appears to acknowledge the challenges he has overcome while emphasizing resilience and proving himself despite the criticism.

🚨 DJ Akademiks Reacts To Drake’s Nike NOCTA Manor Retreat Instagram Post, Says The Rap Star Is Reflecting On The “War” He’s Been Through Over The Last Two Years 👀 While discussing Drake’s recent Nike NOCTA Manor Retreat Instagram post, DJ Akademiks said the rapper’s caption shows he’s reflecting on everything he has endured over the past two years. According to Akademiks, some people continue to act as if Drake never faced any real adversity, but he believes Drake himself has made it clear that the past couple of years have been a battle. 🗣️ Akademiks: “If you ask Drake, he would tell you the last two years of his life he was fighting for his life. There’s no way he looks at it like everything was roses.” Akademiks also pointed to a chain Drake gifted him, saying the engraving on the back referenced the battles they had been through together, which he believes further reflects Drake’s mindset. Ak added that Drake’s lengthy Instagram caption appears to acknowledge the challenges he has overcome while emphasizing resilience and proving himself despite the criticism.

Cousin Tino ™️

17,292 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

So this whole ugly beef really started because Kendrick was given the Big 3 moment and he publicly rejected it with “it’s just big me.” Kendrick was just refusing a hierarchy. Now there is rumors of Kendrick being on a J. Cole album with Drake after all this supposed “culture war.” So what was the point of all that division? all that moral grandstanding? I guess it was just about positioning. I believe, the industry needed a counterweight to Drake, someone they can market as the “pure” alternative, and Kendrick was it. Here’s why I think Drizzy should never do a project with Kendrick nearby: When Drake shows up- he brings the world with him-streams, playlists, headlines, and attention. If Drake were on an album with Kendrick, Drake would activate the culture, but the story would become “Kendrick outshined him,” even if Drake made the actual hits. That’s how narratives work. Drake would create the success, and Kendrick would get the credit, just like what happened in the beef. That power trip beef by UMG was all about narrative laundering. So Drake staying away is the smart move. Without Drake, Kendrick has to stand on his music alone, no giant spotlight, no built-in villain, no automatic attention from being next to the biggest star in the genre. Look at that Playboi Carti project: no Drake, no real peak, no lasting impact. And that’s exactly what Kendrick’s team doesn’t want tested, again. At the end of the day, it’s simple: Drake doesn’t need Kendrick to win. Kendrick needs Drake to matter. And that imbalance is what this whole “beef” was really built on. 🦉

So this whole ugly beef really started because Kendrick was given the Big 3 moment and he publicly rejected it with “it’s just big me.” Kendrick was just refusing a hierarchy. Now there is rumors of Kendrick being on a J. Cole album with Drake after all this supposed “culture war.” So what was the point of all that division? all that moral grandstanding? I guess it was just about positioning. I believe, the industry needed a counterweight to Drake, someone they can market as the “pure” alternative, and Kendrick was it. Here’s why I think Drizzy should never do a project with Kendrick nearby: When Drake shows up- he brings the world with him-streams, playlists, headlines, and attention. If Drake were on an album with Kendrick, Drake would activate the culture, but the story would become “Kendrick outshined him,” even if Drake made the actual hits. That’s how narratives work. Drake would create the success, and Kendrick would get the credit, just like what happened in the beef. That power trip beef by UMG was all about narrative laundering. So Drake staying away is the smart move. Without Drake, Kendrick has to stand on his music alone, no giant spotlight, no built-in villain, no automatic attention from being next to the biggest star in the genre. Look at that Playboi Carti project: no Drake, no real peak, no lasting impact. And that’s exactly what Kendrick’s team doesn’t want tested, again. At the end of the day, it’s simple: Drake doesn’t need Kendrick to win. Kendrick needs Drake to matter. And that imbalance is what this whole “beef” was really built on. 🦉

industrypolitics

55,197 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Drake set to perform at Rolling Loud soon? Drake is rewarding loyalty this year, that's clear with the rollout. In "Whisper My Name" he raps: "We turnt up Coachella, had boys backin' down And we might do the same if we touch Rolling Loud" Adin Ross has been one of Drake's biggest supporters throughout this beef, He got shouted out on a song, and he refuses to even let Kendrick Lamar play, and tells everybody that Drake won the beef. A couple of months ago, he was on live stream saying that Drake needed to perform at Rolling Loud because he's never done it. And the Rolling Loud co-founder said that they offer Drake the maximum amount every year, and he hasn't taken it up yet. The last time Kendrick Lamar performed at Rolling Loud, he was headlining in 2022 in Miami. This was two months after Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers' release. So, he seems to perform at Rolling Loud, at least judging from this last one, when an album drops. But when GNX dropped, he did not perform at any Rolling Louds in 2024 or 2025, when it would've been at its peak for them to get him. It would've made sense for him to do that, because he performed at other festivals and the Super Bowl too. So perhaps behind the scenes, Rolling Loud has also been showing loyalty to Drake and he's willing to finally perform on their stage.

Drake set to perform at Rolling Loud soon? Drake is rewarding loyalty this year, that's clear with the rollout. In "Whisper My Name" he raps: "We turnt up Coachella, had boys backin' down And we might do the same if we touch Rolling Loud" Adin Ross has been one of Drake's biggest supporters throughout this beef, He got shouted out on a song, and he refuses to even let Kendrick Lamar play, and tells everybody that Drake won the beef. A couple of months ago, he was on live stream saying that Drake needed to perform at Rolling Loud because he's never done it. And the Rolling Loud co-founder said that they offer Drake the maximum amount every year, and he hasn't taken it up yet. The last time Kendrick Lamar performed at Rolling Loud, he was headlining in 2022 in Miami. This was two months after Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers' release. So, he seems to perform at Rolling Loud, at least judging from this last one, when an album drops. But when GNX dropped, he did not perform at any Rolling Louds in 2024 or 2025, when it would've been at its peak for them to get him. It would've made sense for him to do that, because he performed at other festivals and the Super Bowl too. So perhaps behind the scenes, Rolling Loud has also been showing loyalty to Drake and he's willing to finally perform on their stage.

hy

58,759 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🚨 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 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Let’s be real—Drake never did anything to Kendrick. So where did all that animosity come from? It’s never made sense… unless you see it for what it really is: jealousy. Not over music. Not over bars. Over attention, image, and women. Drake took Kendrick on his first big tour. Imagine being a short, ugly dude watching a sea of american women—Black, white, everything in between—scream for Drake. That stings. That sticks. Kendrick couldn’t compete with Drake’s appeal, especially among Black women. And instead of healing, he plotted. He started dating white women publicly. Claimed it was “revenge for slavery”—but let’s not lie. That was revenge for rejection. He wasn’t punishing society. He was punishing Black women for never wanting him to begin with. That high school pain hit different when the world is watching. So how do you try to take down the man who has the career, the respect, and the women you couldn’t have? You say he hates Black women. You spread it. You plant narratives. Classic projection. Kendrick couldn’t take Drake’s spot, so he tried to turn people against him instead. And let’s not pretend Whitney wasn’t caught in that too. Kendrick knows what it is—every woman he’s wanted has a history with Drake. It’s giving Married Black Male turned scorned villain vibes. So no, the beef didn’t start with a diss track. It started the moment Kendrick realized— He could never be Drake. It would be incredibly disturbing to refer to a guy you're smashing as your brother🤮. I wouldn’t say that’s what started the beef, but it does shed light on Kendrick's jealousy and deep-seated resentment towards Drake. Mmmm🗣🗣

Let’s be real—Drake never did anything to Kendrick. So where did all that animosity come from? It’s never made sense… unless you see it for what it really is: jealousy. Not over music. Not over bars. Over attention, image, and women. Drake took Kendrick on his first big tour. Imagine being a short, ugly dude watching a sea of american women—Black, white, everything in between—scream for Drake. That stings. That sticks. Kendrick couldn’t compete with Drake’s appeal, especially among Black women. And instead of healing, he plotted. He started dating white women publicly. Claimed it was “revenge for slavery”—but let’s not lie. That was revenge for rejection. He wasn’t punishing society. He was punishing Black women for never wanting him to begin with. That high school pain hit different when the world is watching. So how do you try to take down the man who has the career, the respect, and the women you couldn’t have? You say he hates Black women. You spread it. You plant narratives. Classic projection. Kendrick couldn’t take Drake’s spot, so he tried to turn people against him instead. And let’s not pretend Whitney wasn’t caught in that too. Kendrick knows what it is—every woman he’s wanted has a history with Drake. It’s giving Married Black Male turned scorned villain vibes. So no, the beef didn’t start with a diss track. It started the moment Kendrick realized— He could never be Drake. It would be incredibly disturbing to refer to a guy you're smashing as your brother🤮. I wouldn’t say that’s what started the beef, but it does shed light on Kendrick's jealousy and deep-seated resentment towards Drake. Mmmm🗣🗣

industrypolitics

63,765 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨 Bay Area rapper Nef The Pharaoh was on the “Winners Live Forever” podcast and reflects on meeting Drake and explains how their friendship was built beyond music. Nef says the first time Drake called him was an unforgettable moment: 💬 “I heard the voice on the phone and instantly knew who it was. Drake was like, ‘Yeah, I’m trying to bring you out.’” According to Nef, Drake invited him to perform during a Bay Area show and made him feel welcomed from the moment they met backstage. 💬 “Bro was hella cool, down-to-earth.” After bringing Nef out to perform “Big Tymin,” Drake surprised him by stopping him from leaving the stage. 💬 “I was about to walk off, but Drake tapped me and said, ‘Nah, nah, stay on stage.’” The moment turned into a celebration of Bay Area culture, with Nef, Drake, Mack Dre’s mother, and Mr. Fab all sharing the stage together. Nef recalled Drake telling the crowd: 💬 “I got my Bay Area brothers on stage, and we’re gonna do this for the Bay tonight.” Drake then asked Nef to teach him the iconic Thizzle Dance in front of a massive audience. 💬 “I showed Drake how to do the Thizzle Dance on stage in front of probably half a million people.” But Nef says what stood out most wasn’t the performance it was the friendship that followed. 💬 “We built a relationship off real qualities men should have in life. We wasn’t talking about music.” 💬 “That’s how we built the bond that we have today.” Nef says that genuine connection and mutual respect are what made his experience with Drake so memorable. 👀 Nef The Pharaoh says his relationship with Drake wasn’t built on music industry politics it was built on real-life values and respect.

🚨 Bay Area rapper Nef The Pharaoh was on the “Winners Live Forever” podcast and reflects on meeting Drake and explains how their friendship was built beyond music. Nef says the first time Drake called him was an unforgettable moment: 💬 “I heard the voice on the phone and instantly knew who it was. Drake was like, ‘Yeah, I’m trying to bring you out.’” According to Nef, Drake invited him to perform during a Bay Area show and made him feel welcomed from the moment they met backstage. 💬 “Bro was hella cool, down-to-earth.” After bringing Nef out to perform “Big Tymin,” Drake surprised him by stopping him from leaving the stage. 💬 “I was about to walk off, but Drake tapped me and said, ‘Nah, nah, stay on stage.’” The moment turned into a celebration of Bay Area culture, with Nef, Drake, Mack Dre’s mother, and Mr. Fab all sharing the stage together. Nef recalled Drake telling the crowd: 💬 “I got my Bay Area brothers on stage, and we’re gonna do this for the Bay tonight.” Drake then asked Nef to teach him the iconic Thizzle Dance in front of a massive audience. 💬 “I showed Drake how to do the Thizzle Dance on stage in front of probably half a million people.” But Nef says what stood out most wasn’t the performance it was the friendship that followed. 💬 “We built a relationship off real qualities men should have in life. We wasn’t talking about music.” 💬 “That’s how we built the bond that we have today.” Nef says that genuine connection and mutual respect are what made his experience with Drake so memorable. 👀 Nef The Pharaoh says his relationship with Drake wasn’t built on music industry politics it was built on real-life values and respect.

Cousin Tino ™️

65,653 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

J. Cole says he was "disgusted" how people turned on Drake, and Kendrick, during the beef, but is proud of Kendrick and hopes ICEMAN goes crazy 👀 "The world became like politics, you either Democrat or Republican, you either Kendrick or you Drake, I felt disgusted both ways, to me it's disgusting how people use that opportunity to show how they really felt about Drake the whole time or just pile on, and create a narrative as if he’s not great, it was a whole campaign, probably still is to this day. When I see Kendrick get the moment he had, I'm just as proud of this dude as I was when I knew him back then. But I also hate that for Drake, and I hate how the world turns on him, man I hope ICEMAN go crazy."

J. Cole says he was "disgusted" how people turned on Drake, and Kendrick, during the beef, but is proud of Kendrick and hopes ICEMAN goes crazy 👀 "The world became like politics, you either Democrat or Republican, you either Kendrick or you Drake, I felt disgusted both ways, to me it's disgusting how people use that opportunity to show how they really felt about Drake the whole time or just pile on, and create a narrative as if he’s not great, it was a whole campaign, probably still is to this day. When I see Kendrick get the moment he had, I'm just as proud of this dude as I was when I knew him back then. But I also hate that for Drake, and I hate how the world turns on him, man I hope ICEMAN go crazy."

Hip Hop All Day

127,312 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад