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He deserved such a bigger career
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not really , lowkey
i ****s with dro tho
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Drop could’ve been bigger if he wanted it. He seems happy with where he at.
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Dro just wanted more Polo and industry thots. Thats it.
Hes a simple man, with simple tastes.
Hes a simple man, with simple tastes.
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Add a cool challenger and mountains of weed and you’ve kinda got nirvana.
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He deserved what he put in the work for.
Homie’s been content with being Polo Dro since 06. Nothing wrong with that, but it’s where he leveled himself off at.
His music was always cool, but he’s never been consistent.
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I feel y’all
But he shoulda been at least Plies big
But I do feel like he kinda just was cool w making a comfortable living
As I get older I see how lame it is that we feel someone is a failure for not tryna be a superstar
But he shoulda been at least Plies big
But I do feel like he kinda just was cool w making a comfortable living
As I get older I see how lame it is that we feel someone is a failure for not tryna be a superstar
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this wat im saying he didnt seem like the type to put in "star" work
he put out just enough to be a c list star
he got mad love in his city he truly aint want too much outta life
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Word. You don’t have to be Drake or Eminem to be considered successful. Some dudes just want to create their art and make a living to feed their families while doing so. For all we know, he probably never wanted more than he has right now.
Success is for an individual to determine. Folks, collectively at that, need to realize that one man’s success doesn’t lessen his own. Especially when he defined it for himself.
Success is for an individual to determine. Folks, collectively at that, need to realize that one man’s success doesn’t lessen his own. Especially when he defined it for himself.
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mixtape covers were so corny lol
How's this? or ..... Cause the last Dro mixtape that I had Purp By The Pound was wack
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Dro is content . Should of been bigger especially with tip situation , he def should of ran with the grand hustle ball while tip was serving his time but that wasn’t for him .
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Dro deserves the career that he got. Dude had his chance three times over but was obviously too geeked out his mind to capitalize.
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I wanted at least one more album but when 2 Chainz came it was a wrap. He took over that lane.
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yea i aint gon lie those songs over other peoples beats were dope lol some of em were better than the actual songsthat’s before mixtapes started becoming better than actual albums. Kinda miss that rawness. Stuff like that let you know it’s a preview and probably over other people’s beats to prepare you for the official album
and madd gunshots and mixtape djs yelling over 40% of the tracks lol i miss those days man as you said it was mad raw
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Seconded, Looking up the lyrics dont bring nothing back cause i assume these random mixtape cuts
But Dro dont got that many tapes from 08 or before
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young dr0
Next time you log in can you show us to the songs dude quoting in the posts above this one…
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Thats “music for the gangstas” with pharell, dro, tip off the “in my mind: the prequel” gangsta grillz
Right. I been looking for the song forever that says Pop like a Rubberband..
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