hiphop Drake

[Frank White]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYmtlIf9QHE

[JOHN DOE]

Prefer the cheesy original version

Drake loves to remix other peoples songs its what keeps him hot, takes whatevers got a buzz and remixes it stealing the buzz

Skepta was clever not to ket him steal shutdown

His jew mind got this game on lock

 

 

fam 

 

/  the way his jewish brethren in the media have backed him is incredible 

 

jews>>

[Drift]

trus

 

from when rosetta stone were sending for meek you know what time it is

[Niall Ferguson]

Drake is a pop act

Anyone who listens to drake cos they want that real hip hop sh*t is an idiot

 

People listen to Drake and think that IS hip-hop, that's the problem. And it's promoted as such.

 

He's just any Canadian Jew with lyrical/personal swag.

[Seth Rollins]

In the era of the new school where young kids and teens are listening to rap (because that's who's buying his music ultimately) they don't give a sh*t who writes what as long as the tune bangs.

 

The old era is done with and in this new era it's new rules man Marlo Stansfield out ere. Can't be that old guy talking to the yute den about "Back in my day...".

 

Drake won. 

[The Infamous]

There is plenty of lyricism in the underground

People can't complain about hip hop anymore IMO

[Niall Ferguson]

nonsense

 

drake is the artist of his generation

 

hes more inclusive to me  -  its casual hiphop for non black people talking about stuff a young rich handsome afghan can relate too - girls cars relationships.. its genius

 

its not about killing each other over colours of a rainbow or prison politics or some hood in atlanta i could give a f*ck about... 

 

its a mid twenties racially diverse guy having fun ... he reflects the new communities out there

 

hence why although he's considered moist I call myself a 'fan'

 

I agree with this. It's not distinct from what I said.

 

He's not the artist of his generation though, unless you're specifically talking about urban pop music (not HH)

[JOHN DOE]

He fully is

[Yeshua]

nonsense

 

drake is the artist of his generation

 

hes more inclusive to me  -  its casual hiphop for non black people talking about stuff a young rich handsome afghan can relate too - girls cars relationships.. its genius

 

its not about killing each other over colours of a rainbow or prison politics or some hood in atlanta i could give a f*ck about... 

 

its a mid twenties racially diverse guy having fun ... he reflects the new communities out there

 

hence why although he's considered moist I call myself a 'fan'

 

 

He does this as well.

[Yeshua]

Drake isn't the artist of the generation, in a generation that has Kendrick.....never never.

 

2 of the best albums in a decade, and he sells records, you can't look past him.

[PascalMoriarty]

Dont really think that guy cares about being the artist of his generation. He'll be the one they talk about for years to come. Everytime he drops, he keeps UK Rap alive for another 6 months. Countless covers. Yet this is the same guy who has my mum at 52 humming "hold on we're going home". He's achieved what most rappers dream of.

[Yeshua]

Nah mate, Kendrick has even more acclaim.

[Thizz]

[Yeshua]

http://www.metacritic.com/music/to-pimp-a-butterfly/kendrick-lamar

[Thizz]

So by that thinking it's the best rap album of all time?

[Frank White]

one of the best

[Kuffir]

Kanye

[Thizz]

LOL you man have got TPAB in your top 10s yeah?

[The Infamous]

[Yeshua]

Nah not me, Good Kid in A Mad City probably....

 

 

But 96/110 metacritic score, critical acclaim across the board.

 

Its obvious Kendrick is D'Angelo to Drake who is more like Weekend.

 

Kendrick has 3 releases that are better than anything Drake has ever dropped.

 

Thats levels.

 

How can you be the artist of your generation

 

With no classic albums?

 

Tell me?

[Yeshua]

People like to call Jayz shallow and knock him in relation to other rappers like Nas.

 

But Jay z came out the gate with a classic rap album.

[Thizz]

Bro that metacritic site means nothing.

Where's Illmatic on there?

 

I'm seeing Big Boi that Lucious Left Foot shite he put out in the top 50 albums ever.

[Yeshua]

Wasn't around when Illmatic came out, but i think it is there anyways.

 

Big Bois album was deeccent.

 

Don't put too much credence into it as some critics opinions on rap<<<<

 

But Section 80 and Good Kid In A Mad City>>>> Anything Drakes released.

[Yeshua]

He is the rapper of this generation, combining lyricism, sales and good concepts/ great albums altogether.

[Thizz]