Singles Kendrick Lamar - Not Like Us (Drake Diss)

[Sad Bunny]

Meh. Y’all rap that gangsta shyt all the time and promote it. Don’t be scared now

Ironically Kendrick doesn’t promote violence like the others and is most responsible with his platform.

 

[Knockout_LR_Freshmart]

A few months back in a thread about Wayne potentially playing the Super Bowl, I mentioned that co-headlining with Drake & Nicki would work well. I think this feud killed the chance of Drake doing the halftime show in any capacity.

Whether or not it’s true, he’s now tied to some foul shyt with possibly the #1 song in the country being a chant about him being a predator.

 

[Him]

Meh. Y’all rap that gangsta shyt all the time and promote it. Don’t be scared now

Ironically Kendrick doesn’t promote violence like the others and is most responsible with his platform.

Kendrick just promoted a lot of violence this week.

 

[Formerly known as...]

popular rappers always standing, look at biggie vs pac, or nas vs jay when jay lost... they still had a career. But here, for drake, it is still damaging his legacy.

They were black rappers that the culture loved regardless. Drake impact on black people will never be anything if it was. He won't lose his white fans and young fans that like the Poppy hits. Acting tough now won't sit the same with most

 

[BigMan]

Freaky ass nikka hired grown women to rape his son he should stay his ass inside

 

[King Jove]

Its disingenuous to think anything either of these guys put out about each other was going to "destroy their careers".

Do people think after this Drake is supposed to put up Coi Leray numbers from here on out?

Ether is widely regarded as one of the best diss tracks in hip-hop history and Hov went on to be even more popular,

Maybe Kendrick has his female fanbase looking at him differently after the DV accusations and maybe those pedophiles allegations continue to follow Drake throughout his career but both of these guys are still doing 200k+ first week when they release their next project.

 

[tehparadox]

@Piff Perkins

 

[tehparadox]

Euphoria just entered #11 with only a few days tracking and is indeed projected to fight for #1 next week

 

[GoldenGlove]

A few months back in a thread about Wayne potentially playing the Super Bowl, I mentioned that co-headlining with Drake & Nicki would work well. I think this feud killed the chance of Drake doing the halftime show in any capacity.

Whether or not it’s true, he’s now tied to some foul shyt with possibly the #1 song in the country being a chant about him being a predator.

Big as the SUPERBOWL

 

[Knockout_LR_Freshmart]

Its disingenuous to think anything either of these guys put out about each other was going to "destroy their careers".

Do people think after this Drake is supposed to put up Coi Leray numbers from here on out?

Ether is widely regarded as one of the best diss tracks in hip-hop history and Hov went on to be even more popular,

Maybe Kendrick has his female fanbase looking at him differently after the DV accusations and maybe those pedophiles allegations continue to follow Drake throughout his career but both of these guys are still doing 200k+ first week when they release their next project.

I don’t think this will destroy eithers career, but it will change the opportunities afforded to them.

Same way Chris Brown had to change lanes from pop music that could be universally listened to, to being the bad boy of R&B after his incidents. Still very successful, but a different lane.

 

[Paper Boi]

Euphoria just entered #11 with only a few days tracking and is indeed projected to fight for #1 next week

shooo shooo shooo

 

[Outlaw]

Now let’s see him do it without having drakes name in his mouth

 

[SoSoSlick]

@Piff Perkins

Mole Ties

 

[Outlaw]

They were black rappers that the culture loved regardless. Drake impact on black people will never be anything if it was. He won't lose his white fans and young fans that like the Poppy hits. Acting tough now won't sit the same with most

Drake has had more impact on the culture than most rappers, let’s not get slanderous here

 

[Dynamite James]