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

[Revolutionary]

Objectively gay z has 2 classic albums. Drake has 8 right now with this new release

Objectively Drake has no classic and no album that has the universal acclaim, but yeah, keep doing you nikka

 

[Not Crodie]

Blueprint and black album that's 2 classics drake has 8

The consensus is Drake is still trying to make his very first decent album, but sure.

 

[iliketurtles]

Objectively Drake has no classic and no album that has the universal acclaim, but yeah, keep doing you nikka

Delusional stay watching anime

 

[tehparadox]

Blueprint and black album that's 2 classics drake has 8

Shut the fukk up. Drake doesn't even have a better catalog than Soulja Boy.

 

[iliketurtles]

The consensus is Drake is still trying to make his very first decent album, but sure.

Nwts, SS4U, her loss, take care, vft6, iyrtitl, sfg, fatd

 

[iliketurtles]

Shut the fukk up. Drake doesn't even have a better catalog than Soulja Boy.

Go on your 8 other accounts botting mang

 

[Peak]

Maybe, but drake moves were worse

And Jay was actually a much more respected artist

Somewhat. Up until Ether then it pretty much became what we're seeing now. Even in that time Jay was getting clowned for using Big's lyrics more than regular, claiming he was equal or better than Big.

There were a lot of people waiting on his downfall.

 

[Piff Perkins]

Cause during that people most of the people who were paying attention was into hip hop. It wasn’t a bunch of outsiders chiming in like now. Social media and the media basically destroyed rap beef for big artists at this point.

Nah you been involved in too many Nas/Jay threads to believe this. From radio to SOHH to school cafeterias that battle was heavily waged over non rap stuff. Sales, singles, finances, business, relationships, etc. Byron Crawford lmao. That was the start of the “rappers have to be business men to succeed” nonsense.

I agree that there are more outsiders in this battle since rap is more mainstream and both are bigger than Nas/Jay were in 2001 because of that. But let’s not act like we’re weren’t having convos about whether someone was better solely because he had more money, or the wars waged over which single was charting better lol.

 

[Outlaw]

Why are Kbots in the drake thread?

 

[iliketurtles]

Why are Kbots in the drake thread?

 

[Not Crodie]

Somewhat. Up until Ether then it pretty much became what we're seeing now. Even in that time Jay was getting clowned for using Big's lyrics more than regular, claiming he was equal or better than Big.

There were a lot of people waiting on his downfall.

I agree, but jay was still much more respected than Drake...Drake is literally not respected by the hip hop community, he admits it himself, and he never made a critically acclaime album, which means he never got respected by critics either.

Which means the rap culture, critics, and jay peers had a lot more respect for Jay than for Drake

 

[iliketurtles]

Celibacy is fire

 

[tehparadox]

Comparing Jay's situation to Drake's is nasty work. And Drake fans wonder why they're being laughed at

 

[((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL]

Aubrey dikkriders in an album thread talking about everything except the actual album. That's how you know this shyt is trash

 

[iliketurtles]

Wow another classic from the boy