Drake - The Heart Part 6 (Kendrick diss)

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Drake hasn’t spoken on black issues AT ALL in his music the past 15 years. He claimed that the only time he ever experienced racism in his entire life was from American blacks. He Shang Tsunged black American culture to get himself hot while showing contempt for it. He never stood for anything other than the exploitation of the culture for his own gain and Kendrick just so happened to be the vessel with which Drake had to both face and be judged for it. Like Kendrick said “I’m what the CULTURE feels”, the truest verse in the entire beef. How you gonna tell a black man from the streets of Compton who made it out and gave back to his community AND made THE most successful socially conscious album of the last decade that he raps like he’s trying to “Free Slaves”? A half white Canadian who admitted he wasn’t raised even within the black culture of his own homeland and claimed American blacks were “racist” telling a black man from COMPTON that freeing the slaves was a bad thing.

Drake failed to read the room. He failed to fully comprehend what Kendrick as an artist stands for and how seriously people take that. Lets say even IF Kendrick is 100% a fraud who doesn’t give a flying 747 F U C K about the people in his own community and behind the scenes is tap dancing for Jimmy Iovine and serving Lyor Cohen butter biscuits in the backs of limousines; he’d still be one of the best method actors of all time and Drake should have RESPECTED that if he was going to actually have a chance at winning this war. But because he only ever wanted to use black American culture as window dressing (complete with braids, an ever changing accent, Southern “friends”, and a Memphis raised black dad rocking Steve Harvey suits) he failed to understand why that slavery line, the molestation jokes, and his status as the “bigger rapper” didn’t serve to assist him at all. He acted just like i’d expect Jack Harlow, Macklemore, or Machine Gun Kelly to act, except even they would have understood their proximity to whiteness was a deficit and tried to act accordingly. Drake thought he’d proven to the black community that he WAS one of us but that facade only holds up when your opponent is an idiot (Meek Mill) it wasn’t ever going to hold up with someone as authentically etched into BLACK culture as Kendrick Lamar

Jesus fukking Christ

I need a cigarette after reading this
 

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:russ:I’m saying why give Kendrick a power up. Bro came outta nowhere and deaded Drake’s track. That shyt was legendary what a night lol.
Don't understand why Drake didn't just continue to double, triple, hell -- QUADRUPLE down on the wife beating allegations as a way to fight fire with fire against the pedo claims. The wife beater charge was obviously his "nuke".



Instead, he gave Kendrick MORE breathing room by claiming that he got molested and that's why he's so obsessed with branding him as a pedo.


All that does is make it look like he's blaming the victim :why:



Dude should've hired me as his advisor lol. Bunch of goofy-ass Canadian yes-men in his crew got him looking crazy out here :huhldup:
 

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Yep that was a misstep by Drake which is odd because he doesn't usually make those especially for something so obvious
the track was rushed tbh...he didn't read what the ghostwriters wrote
he also ignored past interviews where kendrick addressed stuff lol

He wasn't as documented about kendrick as Kendrick was about him
 

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Lmaoo drake might be in trouble with federal law



In the YouTube video titled "Wack 100 CONFIRMS Drake Broke U.S. Federal Law | Kendrick Lamar TRUTH?", Wack 100, known for his legal expertise, discusses the potential federal law implications of Drake's actions in a controversial 2010 video where he was seen on stage with a 17-year-old girl in Colorado. While Colorado law permits relationships between individuals aged 17 and older, Drake's actions could be considered a federal offense due to the crossing of state lines, as the federal age of consent is 18. The speaker also mentions that R. Kelly was indicted based on similar circumstances. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the potential legal consequences of Drake's actions, regardless of ethical opinions.
 

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So Kendrick mom was right? kendrick didn’t want to say he got molested?
Song wasnt about that. Ya'll look like clowns lmao not even understanding shyt. Neither did Drake.

Stick to the low IQ music. Marvins room is calling you. I know that and hotline bling are "bangers" for you ilk. Lmaoo
 
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