Drake x Future - What a Time To Be Alive (Discussion Thread)

[TOP SZNing]

PASS THE MUSTARD BRO

 

[Super Future Luther King Jr.]

Tonight would have been so lit if this shyt was real

It's the fuccin Mayweather fight, tomorrow the season opener for my cowboys, I'm moving in 9 days



THIS HAS TO DROP TONIGHT

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

OP needs to catch more negs.

 

[THE MACHINE]

Drake probably had to drop a few bars about Serena losing in there. Tryna clear his name

 

[Soundbwoy]

where your ass was at when you thought this shyt was dropping

 

[TOP SZNing]

Where it at dough, bless us 6 God

 

[newarkhiphop]

PASS THE MUSTARD BRO

that pic been posted in this thread, fake.

 

[JustCKing]

Drake was singing I'm So Proud of You and simping left and right before Versace. After that his music got darker and had that street edge he lacked before it. If not, then explain to me when Drake went from a lame to being taken seriously.

And Put On dwarfed what Can't Tell Me Nothing did. He wasn't certified til that verse.

You're right about it being the OG version though. That's my mistake.

Take Care had "Underground King" and "We'll Be Fine". Drake was still simping after "Versace". He's always had songs that were darker with a street edge going back to "Up All Night" from Thank Me Later.

"Can't Tell Me Nothin" was the song that got Kanye the streets. That's one of the reasons he was able to beat 50. He released "Can't Tell Me Nothin" before releasing the more commercial "Stronger" and "Good Life". "Can't Tell Me Nothing" is when Kanye started boasting about being the hood favorite. That song pretty much led to "Put On" seeing as how he was supposed to be on Jeezy's "I Get Money". "Can't Tell Me Nothing" is what that song was supposed to be, but it wasn't finished in time. "Put On" was the first appearance of 808's & Heartbreaks Ye. His appearance on that song was the prelude to that album.

 

[TOP SZNing]

Take Care had "Underground King" and "We'll Be Fine". Drake was still simping after "Versace". He's always had songs that were darker with a street edge going back to "Up All Night" from Thank Me Later.

"Can't Tell Me Nothin" was the song that got Kanye the streets. That's one of the reasons he was able to beat 50. He released "Can't Tell Me Nothin" before releasing the more commercial "Stronger" and "Good Life". "Can't Tell Me Nothing" is when Kanye started boasting about being the hood favorite. That song pretty much led to "Put On" seeing as how he was supposed to be on Jeezy's "I Get Money". "Can't Tell Me Nothing" is what that song was supposed to be, but it wasn't finished in time. "Put On" was the first appearance of 808's & Heartbreaks Ye. His appearance on that song was the prelude to that album.

 

[Dak Pickscott]

Edit nvm

 

[neph27]

Drake was singing I'm So Proud of You and simping left and right before Versace. After that his music got darker and had that street edge he lacked before it. If not, then explain to me when Drake went from a lame to being taken seriously.

And Put On dwarfed what Can't Tell Me Nothing did. He wasn't certified til that verse.

You're right about it being the OG version though. That's my mistake.

nah drake switched it up when he came out with dreams money can buy and im on one

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[10bandz]

Drake is waiting for his new ghostwriter to adjust his bars. QM probably wrote bars for this album before Meek put it out there so Drizzy has to regroup

 

[Harry B]

Drake is waiting for his new ghostwriter to adjust his bars. QM probably wrote bars for this album before Meek put it out there so Drizzy has to regroup

Have you really posted 735 comments about Drake/Meek/QM in 6 weeks?

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

Have you really posted 735 comments about Drake/Meek/QM in 6 weeks?

fukk drake tho