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That chick is pfff
🦉The Official Drake Thread6️⃣ - Scary Hours 3 11.17.23
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Originally Posted by jcbacall
Got damn
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Honesty this is drakes best music video to date.
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YO....
"I can tell that money's got you working"
"I can tell that money's got you working"
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she made that piece of %$%! song tolerable
watchin with the sound off =
watchin with the sound off =
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[h1]Drake Breaks Record For Most #1 Rap Songs[/h1]
By Andrew | February 2, 2012 |
Back in October, Drake tied Diddy for the most number one songs on the Billboard Rap Charts. Now that âMake Me Proudâ with Nicki Minaj has hit number one, Drake has surpassed Diddy to take the record with 11 number ones
Below is the list of number oneâs:
Best I Ever Had
Forever (Eminem, Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Drake)
Say Something (Timbaland Feat. Drake)
Over
Fancy (Feat. T.I. & Swizz Beatz)
Right Above It (Lil Wayne Feat. Drake)
Aston Martin Music (Rick Ross Feat. Chrisette Michele & Drake)
Moment 4 Life (Nicki Minaj Feat. Drake)
Iâm On One (DJ Khaled Feat. Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne)
Headlines
Make Me Proud (Feat. Nicki Minaj)
Hey Common...
By Andrew | February 2, 2012 |
Back in October, Drake tied Diddy for the most number one songs on the Billboard Rap Charts. Now that âMake Me Proudâ with Nicki Minaj has hit number one, Drake has surpassed Diddy to take the record with 11 number ones
Below is the list of number oneâs:
Best I Ever Had
Forever (Eminem, Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Drake)
Say Something (Timbaland Feat. Drake)
Over
Fancy (Feat. T.I. & Swizz Beatz)
Right Above It (Lil Wayne Feat. Drake)
Aston Martin Music (Rick Ross Feat. Chrisette Michele & Drake)
Moment 4 Life (Nicki Minaj Feat. Drake)
Iâm On One (DJ Khaled Feat. Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne)
Headlines
Make Me Proud (Feat. Nicki Minaj)
Hey Common...
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so because he has a bunch of number #1 songs means what exactly to Common?? hes popular? so wasnt N'Sync
dude loves him some aubrey
dude loves him some aubrey
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Observed
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Look...
At the end of the day, you're a consumer of music.
You can like less popular music if you want to...but you can't take this fact away.
Men lie, women lie, numbers don't.
I'm a Common fan...and I'm a Drake fan.
In fact, these days i'd rather go to a Common concert of a Drake concert...just the vibe is different...but thats besides the point, dude is winning and hes going to let his accolades to the talking.
Dude broke that record in 3 years. No telling what will happen now.
You ain't gotta be a "Drake lover" to give dude his props.
BTW, that video is HOW you do viral marketing. Great concept to take advantage of the youtube phenomenon of girls doing their little dances.
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practice was the 1st drake song i actually listend to in its entirety b/c i was watching that video. DAT %#!.
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Originally Posted by illwill8710
Honesty this is drakes best music video to date.
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I really thought it was a fan made video at first
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Most #1 Rap songs
YMCMB x OVOXO >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Most #1 Rap songs
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Number 1 songs means nothing mcdonalds has the highest selling hamburgers on the planet doesn't mean they make better food than Peter lugers.
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dat massOriginally Posted by Maximus Meridius
Originally Posted by jcbacall
Got damnI forgot how terrible that song was for a minute.
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Homegirl is fine and has a nice mass..but she cant dance.
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I must be the only one that doesn't hate Practice.
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Word, she got all that bubble and no wine
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I dont hate Practice either.
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[h1]Drake Sued Over 'Marvin's Room' by Alleged Ex-Girlfriend: Report[/h1]
by Eriq Gardner, The Hollywood Reporter | February 03, 2012 12:20 EST
[h2]Artists in this Article[/h2]
Drake
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Drake and Seal dominate the R&B/Hip-Hop charts.
Drake Debuts 'Practice' Video: Watch
Drake recruits a curvaceous young lady to move her derriere to "Practice."
Drake 'Proud'-ly Rewrites Record for Most Rap Songs No. 1s
With his 11th No. 1 on Billboard's Rap Songs chart, Drake rewrites the mark for most leaders in the list's 23-year history.
Last year, Drake released a song, "Marvin's Room," that quickly went viral and prompted various remixes by fellow artists intrigued by the depiction of a young woman on a phone call as the rapper drunkenly croons, "You could do better."
Now, Ericka Lee, revealing herself to be Drake's ex-girlfriend, has stepped up, saying she was the voice on the other end of the phone call. The woman is now suing Drake for excluding her from sharing co-writer royalties on one of his biggest recent hits.
Lee filed the lawsuit on Thursday (Feb. 2) in California federal court claiming the two had a romantic and business partnership between early-2010 and mid-201. During the relationship, the two are said to have traded poems and song lyrics and discussed joint creative projects.
Last year, Drake allegedly agreed to work with Lee on "Marvin's Room" and split the proceeds. Lee says she was asked to record the song's "hook" as well as the opening monologue that would serve as the thematic framework for a song about Drake's yearning for an ex-girlfriend and how his fame interfered with his love life. "Plaintiff's contribution is highly significant to the overall work," says the complaint.
Drake supposedly acknowledged Lee's contributions in text messages sent to her. One read, "U basically made that song." Another read, "It's s--t without you."
Drake purportedly gave Lee credit as a "vocalist" on the song as "Syren Lyric Muse." Additionally, the parties are said to have registered the sound recording at the U.S. Copyright Office. On July 11, Lee made a claim there, saying "My works and voice are used on this work." About six weeks later, Drake's label, Cash Money Records made its own claim, saying that the song authored was an "employer for hire."
Lee reports that after the song was released, their relationship ended and got ugly fast. The two discussed meeting in Los Angeles, but it never happened. According to the complaint, Drake later sent a text message to Lee that offered her 2 percent of "publishing royalties."
By November, Lee hired a lawyer, which allegedly caused Drake to make threatening phone calls. "What the f--k is your problem?" he said to her, according to the complaint, then offering her "4-5%" of publishing monies plus a $50,000 payout to go away.
Instead, Lee has filed a lawsuit over "Marvin's Room," which has been viewed more than 39 million times on YouTube. She demands a judge declare her as co-writer of the song. She's also seeking damages and disgorgement of profits on allegations of breach of fiduciary duties and unjust enrichment. Lee is represented by Neville Johnson, who previously filed a lawsuit against Drake on behalf of a Playboy Enterprises for sampling an unauthorized sound recording it owned on "Best I Ever Had."
Drake couldn't be reached for comment.
by Eriq Gardner, The Hollywood Reporter | February 03, 2012 12:20 EST
[h2]Artists in this Article[/h2]
Drake
[h2]Related Articles[/h2]
Drake Finally Speaks On Common Feud
Although Common may be done with the hip-hop feud between Drake and himself, the Toronto rapper has a few words before doing so himself.
Chart Juice: Drake, Seal Win Seals of Approval on R&B/Hip-Hop Charts
Drake and Seal dominate the R&B/Hip-Hop charts.
Drake Debuts 'Practice' Video: Watch
Drake recruits a curvaceous young lady to move her derriere to "Practice."
Drake 'Proud'-ly Rewrites Record for Most Rap Songs No. 1s
With his 11th No. 1 on Billboard's Rap Songs chart, Drake rewrites the mark for most leaders in the list's 23-year history.
Last year, Drake released a song, "Marvin's Room," that quickly went viral and prompted various remixes by fellow artists intrigued by the depiction of a young woman on a phone call as the rapper drunkenly croons, "You could do better."
Now, Ericka Lee, revealing herself to be Drake's ex-girlfriend, has stepped up, saying she was the voice on the other end of the phone call. The woman is now suing Drake for excluding her from sharing co-writer royalties on one of his biggest recent hits.
Lee filed the lawsuit on Thursday (Feb. 2) in California federal court claiming the two had a romantic and business partnership between early-2010 and mid-201. During the relationship, the two are said to have traded poems and song lyrics and discussed joint creative projects.
Last year, Drake allegedly agreed to work with Lee on "Marvin's Room" and split the proceeds. Lee says she was asked to record the song's "hook" as well as the opening monologue that would serve as the thematic framework for a song about Drake's yearning for an ex-girlfriend and how his fame interfered with his love life. "Plaintiff's contribution is highly significant to the overall work," says the complaint.
Drake supposedly acknowledged Lee's contributions in text messages sent to her. One read, "U basically made that song." Another read, "It's s--t without you."
Drake purportedly gave Lee credit as a "vocalist" on the song as "Syren Lyric Muse." Additionally, the parties are said to have registered the sound recording at the U.S. Copyright Office. On July 11, Lee made a claim there, saying "My works and voice are used on this work." About six weeks later, Drake's label, Cash Money Records made its own claim, saying that the song authored was an "employer for hire."
Lee reports that after the song was released, their relationship ended and got ugly fast. The two discussed meeting in Los Angeles, but it never happened. According to the complaint, Drake later sent a text message to Lee that offered her 2 percent of "publishing royalties."
By November, Lee hired a lawyer, which allegedly caused Drake to make threatening phone calls. "What the f--k is your problem?" he said to her, according to the complaint, then offering her "4-5%" of publishing monies plus a $50,000 payout to go away.
Instead, Lee has filed a lawsuit over "Marvin's Room," which has been viewed more than 39 million times on YouTube. She demands a judge declare her as co-writer of the song. She's also seeking damages and disgorgement of profits on allegations of breach of fiduciary duties and unjust enrichment. Lee is represented by Neville Johnson, who previously filed a lawsuit against Drake on behalf of a Playboy Enterprises for sampling an unauthorized sound recording it owned on "Best I Ever Had."
Drake couldn't be reached for comment.
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of course not
But Drake my N' why it had to be him
Beach you wasn't with me writing with the PEN!
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This is the twitter page that came up of the girl: https://twitter.com/#!/sirenlyricmuse
I ain't eem mad.
A few things:
1. Naming her credit on the song as Syren Lyric Muse is hilarious.
2. Goddamn, this dude is winning.
Lawsuits on Lawsuits mean you made it...more or less
3. I wonder, for the sake of conversation, what his earnings from that song were.
4. My thing is, did she agree to do the voice on the song with that subject matter, or was that an actual voicemail?...and if thats the case, did he REALLY drunk dial her? If he did, how did he get a copy of a message he left?
I ain't eem mad.
A few things:
1. Naming her credit on the song as Syren Lyric Muse is hilarious.
2. Goddamn, this dude is winning.
3. I wonder, for the sake of conversation, what his earnings from that song were.
4. My thing is, did she agree to do the voice on the song with that subject matter, or was that an actual voicemail?...and if thats the case, did he REALLY drunk dial her? If he did, how did he get a copy of a message he left?
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what is there to
aboot? she has a old face and big feet? not saying she's wack but this is a bad pic.
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She looks bad meaning bad in that pic.
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