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Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
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The Beastmode skit 
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I mess with him. One of the few recent sample songs that I actually like.
But whoever did this beat gave the same one to these two before, but I think they’re all from Dallas so it makes sense
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this was def. one of the few recent songs with an obvious sample that didn't make me want to jump out a window
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His story seems to have changed. Now it's because they were doing other things, but what happen to Esso sending the fake Revolt person or something?
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I see Drake woke up early to go at Chatty patty this morning on the gram lol
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He’s exactly like the women he messes with
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What happen?
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He should have had someone else compose that to make it less corny and goofy.
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So, a week after saying “Whipped and chained you like American slaves”, white passing Mr graham decided to celebrate Yom Kippur by telling a dark skin man "you wish you were me huh"? Interesting.
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Say what now?
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"Drake
s about slavery on new SZA collab “Slime You Out”"
Drake croons about slavery on new SZA collab “Slime You Out”
Listen to Drake and SZA's "Slime You Out," taken from the Toronto rapper's upcoming album For All The Dogs.
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I think it was more about the Yom Kippur line"Drake
Drake croons about slavery on new SZA collab “Slime You Out”
Listen to Drake and SZA's "Slime You Out," taken from the Toronto rapper's upcoming album For All The Dogs.
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"Drake
Drake croons about slavery on new SZA collab “Slime You Out”
Listen to Drake and SZA's "Slime You Out," taken from the Toronto rapper's upcoming album For All The Dogs.
Damn his music fell off. Other than girls putting on they makeup to, I don't know purpose his music serves at this point. Joe and nem was talking about this is a important album for Drake and this album need to be the "one". I don't know why people still expecting some classic album from Drake. His music been about tik tok dances, IG captions and some goofy street talk for the last 4-5 years. It's similar to Wayne, Drake has gone backwards in substance and maturity in his music.
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He's about to be 37 and he's still rapping and singing badly about the same thing he did at 27.
While calling other people old and showing no growth. He's the female Nicki.
While calling other people old and showing no growth. He's the female Nicki.
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“Raj Smoove. The greatest DJ in the world” - Lil Wayne
Speaking of Stevie, this vid of him partying up in Harlem at Von Zip club is a classic look at a time:
Stevie screaming out, “HARLEM”
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Drake is approaching 40 and been around for a long time, he’s clearly on the back end of his career…He throws out more stuff than usual that’s all over the place and just rolls with whatever sticks
The problem for him is he abandoned a trademark sound a long time ago and just rode waves and played Karaoke off other sounds which brought him all the success… but it’s harder to pull that off as you age and trying to copy n gain buzz with 20 year olds, so he has nothing to fall back on and is constantly scrambling for the next hit…All that to say it’s been years of mid music from yo but his name still gives it a push
The problem for him is he abandoned a trademark sound a long time ago and just rode waves and played Karaoke off other sounds which brought him all the success… but it’s harder to pull that off as you age and trying to copy n gain buzz with 20 year olds, so he has nothing to fall back on and is constantly scrambling for the next hit…All that to say it’s been years of mid music from yo but his name still gives it a push
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He mentioned that. He said "1 year later and there's no revolt tv deals like they claimed".
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Yeah, I saw. I posted it in the podcast thread.
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Yeah, but what he said now and back then is different. Back then when he was going on all these platforms explaining himself it wasn't that he fired them, it was just that he stopped calling them and they got the hint because of growing tension. Then the back and forth started and they were complaining about inconsistent pay and the way Math was running his business.
That podcast and what they were doing was for months if not a year and Math never said anything or told them to stop. Esso used to try and promote his own merch on the pod like someone wants to wear a hat or shirt with someone else's name.
and the Revolt deal doesn't mean one wasn't negotiated or he wasn't talking to them.
Math seems to have cleaned it up, and he's using the show cause now of them having a pod incase they come for him legally.
