If this doesn’t prove that them people planted Drake into the music industry…

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Nah nikka those two different things. I'm sure even Chris writing his own raps lol.

LOL. Naa buddy I covered all angles. I covered both Hip Hop and R&B. I pointed out how nobody ever brings up Ghostwriters when its Biz Markie, Kim, Eazy E and countless others. One poster was reaching so hard to explain why Biz had ghostwriters, he tried to reduce Biz Markie to being a stand up comedian who just so happened to do rap music as if he was Chris Rock in CB4. :russ:

So if the previous rap legends aren't getting an asterisk for having ghostwriters then it looks fake when it's constantly done to Drake.
 
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You are reaching. There are no dots to connect. The path Drake took is pretty well documented, it literally played out in front of the world. Dude was on MySpace promoting himself until Jas saw him.

He didn’t just come from nowhere :mjlol:

Once again I don’t think you understand what industry plant actually means
Believe what you will fam. I think your gullible.
 

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LOL. Naa buddy I covered all angles. I covered both Hip Hop and R&B. I pointed out how nobody ever brings up Ghostwriters when its Biz Markie, Kim, Eazy E and countless others. One poster tried to reduce Biz Markie to being a stand up comedian who just so happened to do rap music as if he was Chris Rock in CB4. :russ:

So if the previous rap legends aren't getting an asterisk for having ghostwriters then it looks fake when it's constantly done to Drake.
...but ppl do tho. Plus, it's higher standards if you supposed to be the GOAT. You can't compare yourself to mid carders
 
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Yes Obama is biracial too and I don’t get the impression I don’t get the impression he was raised around black folks like that.

Still doesn’t feel like Obama is wearing blackness like a prop in the way Aubrey does.



You're allowed to feel the way you want to feel. Everything about Drake is fake the same as any other rapper. He's just better at it than they are.

Those child acting classes paid off :lolbron:
 

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Believe what you will fam. I think your gullible.
I think YOU’RE stupid

Honestly what seems to be going on is you got caught up in Euphoria, read a couple tweets, watched a YouTube video and now you are on your conspiracy shyt. Drake is the biggest rapper ever, his history is pretty well documented.

Jas tried to sue Wayne like a half dozen times because he thinks he actually found Drake.

I get everything about him being fake, lame, or whatever else, but he wasn’t a plant. Dude literally took the most basic SoundCloud/social media rapper route ever.
 

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I remember listening to Aubrey on the Shade 45 morning show with Yee and Cipha Sounds. They used to have that part of the show where unsigned rappers trying to come up would have their shyt played and callers would call in to say they like it or it was trash (forget what it was called). Well Aubrey, a supposed unsigned, unknown rapper played a song featuring Wayne and the other may have been that song with Trey Songz. I also remember him promoting a mixtape with a bunch of already established artist on it. And listening to him talk you could tell he had extensive media training. You could tell he was being pushed as the next big artist. It was obvious. This was late 2000s.
 

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...but ppl do tho. Plus, it's higher standards if you supposed to be the GOAT. You can't compare yourself to mid carders


That's the thing tho. Biz, Kim and Eazy didn't also do R&B and R&B artists have ghostwriters. That's the difference. That's why I brought up Michael Jackson. No MJ didn't rap but he was doing R&B and when u are a mega star who does R&B, having ghostwriters is part of the package. And Drake falls in that category. He's the firSt person I ever seen get slack for doing R&B and having ghostwriters. The same way MJ could call himself the "King Of Pop" while Prince wrote his songs and composed the music. Drake can have ghostwriters and still call himself the GOAT.
 

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Who said he was even getting cuts?

You said this like he hasn’t been seen walking around like this before :mjlol:
Wow. Look at this mess. I remember watching these early episodes as a young teenager and laughing at how goofy he looked

This was in 2003,most likely.
What black folks or rappers were walking around with this hair style?
This cac couldn't even get cornroll?
This is actually the first time in his life in his late 30s, that he has cornrolls.

:laff:
 
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There's Rap and there's Hip-Hip. You may not understand the difference which partially explains your perspective.


Rap is nothing but destructive imagery
You sound like a person who hasn't experienced the musical element of Hip-Hop outside of its coopted mainstream presentation which adds perspective on your thought process on all of this. There has never been an art form to attain global mainstream exposure on this scale that has artfully examined societal issues in such an eloquent and intelligent manor.

If you would like some recommendations on constructive, thought provoking Hip-Hop music I would be glad to provide some insight you seem to be lacking on this subject.

I don't recognize this foolery as "my culture"
When I speak on "My culture" as a Black American. Im talking about our various and distinct speech patterns, dialects, common mannerisms and various elements we all identify with no matter where in these 50 states we are from. Those things you've seen him emulate since the videos of him as a 5 year old performing popular Hip-Hop songs.

Drake is no more harmful than the rest of them fools.
I never made any argument that Drake was "harmful". Beyond displaying any ability to opine on the topic in an informed matter, your continuing to demonstrate that you don't even understand what the topic is.
 
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I think YOU’RE stupid

Honestly what seems to be going on is you got caught up in Euphoria, read a couple tweets, watched a YouTube video and now you are on your conspiracy shyt.
Wrong. I have been consistent for at least a decade on this site, (document) on how this guy is an embarrassing caricature on black American (and other diasporan) culture. It's more others are finally putting this together.

you can write it off as "stupid" since you lack anything of substance to insult me with and if you don't like what I'm saying thats unfortunate. What you can take to the bank is by the end of this rap battle it's going to be obvious that it would have been in his best interest to avoid the entire interaction.
 
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Wow. Look at this mess. I remember watching these early episodes as a young teenager and laughing at how goofy he looked

This was in 2003,most likely.
What black folks or rappers were walking around with this hair style?
This cac couldn't even get cornroll?
This is actually the first time in his life in his late 30s, that he has cornrolls.

:laff:
they in here fighting so hard against the obvious. This guy is no difference than the suburban wiggers you seen dressing like Malibus most wanted. we've all seen them
 

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It’s pretty blatant if you just connect the dots of what was has already been documented and what he has said himself.

Sounds like you’re gullible enough to believe any aspect of this was organic. And if you’re able to decipher bars. Kendrick alluded to all of it on euphoria. I have a feeling all of that went over your head.
Guillible?

Again :hubie: I feel like I’m debating them homeless nikkas who yell at buses.
 
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There's Rap and there's Hip-Hip. You may not understand the difference which partially explains your perspective.



You sound like a person who hasn't experienced the musical element of Hip-Hop outside of its coopted mainstream presentation which adds perspective on your thought process on all of this. There has never been an art form to attain global mainstream exposure on this scale that has artfully examined societal issues in such an eloquent and intelligent manor.

If you would like some recommendations on constructive, thought provoking Hip-Hop music I would be glad to provide some insight you seem to be lacking on this subject.


When I speak on "My culture" as a Black American. Im talking about our various and distinct speech patterns, dialects, common mannerisms and various elements we all identify with no matter where in these 50 states we are from. Those things you've seen him emulate since the videos of him as a 5 year old performing popular Hip-Hop songs.


I never made any argument that Drake was "harmful". Beyond displaying any ability to opine on the topic in an informed matter, your continuing to demonstrate that you don't even understand what the topic is.







There are no lines between rap and hip hop anymore. I used to feel the same way that you feel, and it was ignorant. The two, what some would call, most conscious hip hop artists of this generation, are Kendrick and Cole, and both of them was on their last songs talking about gunplay.

It's all a mess. And I say that as someone who loves the genre. But I'm mature enough to recognize that what I love is bad for our community and needs to go.

You never said Drake was harmful. I said it.

All hip hop is harmful to our community. The genre is a mess and pushes destructive imagery to our people and you sending me underground artists that nobody listens to isn't going to change that fact.

I used to make the same exact arguments that you're making, almost word for word, bar for bar. I'm telling you that you're wrong.

But anyway, back on topic, we were discussing how Drake is fake, which I agree with. And I'm saying he's no more fake than the rest of them.

Hell, we got Future on record admitting that he pushes drug usage in his music even though he knows it's bad and doesn't partake himself.

Why aren't you making threads about him being a plant? You'd have a stronger argument there.
 
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There are no lines between rap and hip hop anymore
once again you speaking on the coopted representation and not the modern proper representations of the art form. since you bringing a top 40 understanding of an art form that currently offers so much more than that there's no reason for me to discuss this further.

Catch you on a sports convo about the Knicks or something else, King :myman:
 
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