Drake & PartyNextDoor "$$$ 4 U" Out Feb 14th.

[Bigbigguy]

The two female Drake fans on the show said this shyt don’t hit like the old Drake

Why even post this Jess admitted she hasn't even listened to the album

 

[Sauce and Footwork]

Funny how future hasn't grown up but gets no flack

Cole 40 now still rapping about middle school crushes. No flack

Jay still rapping about selling drugs


Pick and choose

Yea u right, we all listen to ignorant shyt and all that…but end of the day good music shines through. This is not good music.

 

[Sauce and Footwork]

60% of every future project is garbage

Ok Dennis


Jk

 

[jerzboy]

Why even post this Jess admitted she hasn't even listened to the album

I 1000% agree with anyone normally… but based off the clips they played for her, and being familiar with his catalog, her comments were fair. It does sound like something off his previous projects.

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Posters been in here saying the music isn’t good but refuse to leave the thread

 

[Pseudo]

Funny how future hasn't grown up but gets no flack

Cole 40 now still rapping about middle school crushes. No flack

Jay still rapping about selling drugs


Pick and choose

It's mostly because introspective rap is viewed as more real and is therefore held to a higher standard. They see Drake nearly 40 rapping about relationships like a teenager, and it badly reflects on him as a person. On the other hand, people see Jay and Push's coke raps like action movies. They’re seen as tall tales, so no one takes them seriously.

 

[jerzboy]

It's mostly because introspective rap is viewed as more real and are therefore held to a higher standard. They see Drake nearly 40 rapping about relationship like a teenager, and it badly reflects on him as a person. On the other hand, people see Jay and Push's coke raps like action movies. They’re seen as tall tales, so no one takes them seriously.

Imagine Jay making “hey papi” at 40… I think this is what people are getting at

Edit: and even then the verse that starts off with “I was the worse/ I used to switch chicks everyday”… still shows a bit more growth

 

[CrimsonTider]

Imagine Jay making “hey papi” at 40… I think this is what people are getting at

wtf does this even mean?

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Thread went as expected. Drake stans calling the album goated, Kendrick stans trolling, and little bits of honest reviews.

Ok, what are the honest reviews???

 

[JealousOnesEn_V]

Imagine Jay making “hey papi” at 40… I think this is what people are getting at

Edit: and even then the verse that starts off with “I was the worse/ I used to switch chicks everyday”… still shows a bit more growth

Jay made MCHG at 43 lmao

 

[jerzboy]

wtf does this even mean?

Ughhh… I’m saying, I understand folks reactions with Drake’s content. The same music he made in 2015 is the same as 2025. They’re complaining cause his content hasn’t necessarily grown with them. Leave me alone, I was playing “IYRTITL” earlier today lol

 

[jerzboy]

Jay made MCHG at 43 lmao

I haven’t played that album in years and didn’t like it when it came out, but what was the content on the album?

 

[Jaguar93]

Ok, what are the honest reviews???

What you mean???

 

[Canon]

It’s over

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

It's mostly because introspective rap is viewed as more real and are therefore held to a higher standard. They see Drake nearly 40 rapping about relationships like a teenager, and it badly reflects on him as a person. On the other hand, people see Jay and Push's coke raps like action movies. They’re seen as tall tales, so no one takes them seriously.

Fans really are fukking weirdos. They really will try to push you into maturity or something because they themselves want leaders to follow. Thats why Ebro should get dunked on more aggressively. Bro if you wanna go start some revolution, as an Apple Music employee, go do it, but leave artists to create what they want and let things shake out. What the fukk do you get outta trying to say a wealthy bachelor should be making family jams?