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Nah. Weekends are just a priority since more people are outside in general. You still have groups of kids out late everyday of the week. For me, If I'm out to dinner or watching a playoff game, I don't want deal with rowdy, unaccompanied teens late at night.

I'm for it, but it needs to be extended to everyday not just Fri-Sun

Oh okay

Wasn’t deflecting. Just asking questions since the goal post kept moving. Glad we came to an agreement.

From what you mentioned, it appears so. Glad we can see eye to eye

All with political connections. No one was taking Chance as threatening. Drake sounds no different than Joe Budden when he’s outside the culture, even in his early rapping

So you don’t have to address racism in rap? Got it. Just making sure we’re on the same page.

Yes, Drake’s disconnect comes from growing up in Canada with White people. But what’s Future’s disconnect for not addressing racism? Is it because of his proximity to Whiteness?

Those benefits don’t have to due with tapping into Whiteness though. Chance had that same benefits. Meek will be bunny hoppin and cheesing around Michael Rubin and other White people, then get greazy on Social Media, flickin up straddled behind someone on a dirt bike. Hell a lot of mainstream...

What instances do you have of Drake benefiting from tapping into his Whiteness? Cause calling Ross racist didn't do anything to help him.

Neither of these ****** are passing for White. Your household is your household. Both grew up with single White mothers, spending Christmas or Hanukkah with their White sides of the family.

Meh. J Cole been moving with ease and he got a White mother too.

Being emotional is just having an outburst, good or bad. Being emotional and overreacting is what gets folks in trouble. You're human and have feelings about ****. How you move through it is the import part. Take a beat and come back. Know why you feel that way, communicate it clearly, and take...

I'm lost. Is this a scrapped verse or a remix? Did Kendrick drop a new verse or he still MIA?

Interesting story of a man who was able to forgive the teenager who killed his son. I haven’t read the full article beyond the IG post, but just posting this here

I agree with what he says.

Yeah, from the video he's letting the kid know its okay to cry and to communicate how's he's feeling. More than that, he's telling everyone else in the room not to dismiss his feelings.

YG was doing shows with Drake, Big Sean, J Cole, Yo Gotti, etc. when he started blowing up. Much like Roddy he was the 3rd-to-last person on a festival stage. I'm not undermining where he was projected to be. If you don't like that comparison, cool, compare him to ASAP Ferg or Designer for all I...

It would have been better that this was real and just sucked. At least you cant say Kendrick responded. But now its just a weirdo rapping fan fiction and Kendrick taking an L in silence.

Right, so Roddy Ricch was never considered a headliner and was not going to be a rap superstar