Nobody really knew drake like that on 07 he was just a struggling rapper trying to get a deal
Drake responds to the Blackface photos on IG story
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Indiglow Meta (R$G)
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"I'm sure I'm blacker than you" is some super weirdo shyt to say, especially in defense of a man raised in a white area by a white person, who didn't interact with black people on the regular until adult ages, by his own/peers admission.
Smokin Rider
I been official
Why did he attempt to scrub the internet of these pics then?
ezrathegreat
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Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice........
So why he didn’t dress up as a hitler or a holocost victim
up in here
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"Drake" is the project. He's method acting, spoofing African American lifestyles, playing different stereotypes at different times. We have seen the safe nerdy happy non-threatening Black man, the high school jock/ladies man Black man, the turnt up trap influenced paper chasing Black man, the cultured foreign/Jamaican/British Black man, and many more to come. Hes not wave hopping, he's method acting. Its one of the greatest artistic performances of our lifetime and we may never see anything like it again
Pure Water
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Yea, this was obvious which is why I didn't harper on it. But I still need that response. 
Nobody knew drake in 06Not only that. room for improvement came out 06
The Wolf Among You
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If that bullshyt excuse was even remotely true, he wouldn't have had his team attempting to scrub the pic from the internet.
Capital Steez
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Mazin is the guy in this video.
Can't really say that the intention behind this is any worse than wearing a MAGA hat and having your wife visit the Trump white house, but I'll let y'all rock.
Can't really say that the intention behind this is any worse than wearing a MAGA hat and having your wife visit the Trump white house, but I'll let y'all rock.
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ALonelyDad
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KillbertArenas
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Problem is, you're actually looking at this with some intelligence and sense.
Most fools will run with the "this famous black man woke up one morning and decided to take a racist photo to crush his fan base and fukk up his money." Because that makes sense
Nobody is saying that.
The conflict stems from Drake's lack of social awareness for the struggles of being black in America. He has never spoke for it - but he has spoke against it, painting blacks in a negative light.
So now, after hes been in the game for 10 years, we are supposed to believe that Drake - once was- an advocate for racial injustice for blacks in America?
Please stfu if you believe that bullshyt
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Indiglow Meta (R$G)
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@REdefinitionProblem is, you're actually looking at this with some intelligence and sense.
Most fools will run with the "this famous black man woke up one morning and decided to take a racist photo to crush his fan base and fukk up his money." Because that makes sense
“I always had friends from all different backgrounds, all different walks of life, we all get along,” Drake told the radio host. “I never really notice color, religion. We don’t live like that. There’s not that much segregation in Canada, especially in Toronto. It’s a cultural mosaic. You don’t ever develop hate.”
He also discussed his trouble with integrating into the American rap industry, not because of his race, but more so because of his nationality.
“The first time I really experienced [racism] was when I got famous and went to America and people would challenge me like I don’t understand how it works or like, ‘Oh, you’re Canadian. You’ll never understand the Black American struggle,'” he said. “That was the first time I had ever gotten challenged. If I ever feel like an outsider it’s usually because I’m not American.”
Drake Says He Only Experienced Racism After Coming to America After Fame: 'I Never Really Notice Color'
He's not qualified to produce such images.
