"Kendrick's next album won't feature anyone he named" - Drake [Update: More Comments]

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Yeah, which is why sales surged for "Poetic Justice" (the film) when the song was officially released as a single.

You nikkas are in pure denial. :laff: It's pathetic. Might as well whip out the cane, grow some gray hair, and start tellin' random kids on the street about how things used to be. :to:

#Drizzy :wow:
Its pathetic? Really. Is that a classic song to you. You're wrong. It isnt. Some people, are just followers. I believe you're the one whos in denial getting all hype and extra over Drake songs friend. :heh: Time to turn the volume down on that a little bit before you implode.
 
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Exactly. Show some kind of loyalty and shyt
My nikka, what are you even arguing at this point?! :russ:

Drakes more entertaining. Kendrick has put out better lyrics. Who gives a fukk?! Ole mad ass nikka :russ:

Go listen to some Kool G. Rap nikka. :ld:
Ya'll gotta peep the CRWN interview.

Drake said. fukk all that beef shyt. I rap better than you anyways so if thats what its really going to be, then make it worth my time. I'm out here trying to make good music and you're out here trying to rustle feathers.

Dude shytted on Kendricks' entire steez :pachaha:


K.Dot REALLY got under y'all skins








 

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fukk outta here with this bullshyt. Kendrick been in the fukking game, since Drake was doing fukking Degrassi episodes, so miss us with Drake is responsible for this nikka blowing up shyt.
 

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Is that a classic song to you.
Not to me. That's not what you were originally saying anyway tho. Shifting goal posts ass nikka. :russ:

You said it was "forgettable", which is hilarious because with sayignt hat you only diss pretty much almost all of GKMC considering that Poetic Justice was one of the most popular songs on the album according to sales. It's the 3rd most popular song on the original album friend.

Are you telling me that over 75% of the songs on GKMC were forgettable friend? Let's be reality. :usure:

K.Dot REALLY got under y'all skins
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Lol. How is he under my skin when I said multiple times in this thread that I'm a Kendrick fan and that I will literally buy anything that he puts out? :russ:

These emotional ad hominems have to stop on here. I'm a fan of his, diss records are just stupid and not entertaining except for that initial "OOOOOO" and then everyone moves on with their life lol.
 

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Not to me. That's not what you were originally saying anyway tho. Shifting goal posts ass nikka. :russ:

You said it was "forgettable", which is hilarious because with sayignt hat you only diss pretty much almost all of GKMC considering that Poetic Justice was one of the most popular songs on the album according to sales. It's the 3rd most popular song on the original album friend.

Are you telling me that over 75% of the songs on GKMC were forgettable friend? Let's be reality. :usure:
The song is forgettable because its not good and its not classic. What makes a song forgettable to you? It being great? Get 8 hours of sleep tonight friend. You sound delirious.

Poetic Justice didnt sell Good Kid, Swimming Pools did. The world knew that song was Rubbish! and Swimming Pools is a Much better song.
 
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Nah I get it too. I just either want to see a battle if he feels some type about it or not be so salty about something that doesn't seem like a diss.

Hell just get on a track together and make good music. Doesn't even need to be about battling
Then again he said he's going to take all his fans too lol so if I'm drake why would I contribute my fans to you . Because we know damn sure if kdot doesn't outsell he'll fall back onto real rap skills and shyt argument ... But it's like don't bring that stuff up if you don't want to be held too it . Drakes success alone would be a win on it
drake stans are disgusting
We can't be fans huh ?? Disagree and be a Stan .
 

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I think that's 100% what it is...he's a post-internet rap game artist, prolly spent time on these same forums and sh!t before he got on...and more than just taking it to heart, actually knows how this sh!t works....he's completely cognizant of the space he's in as the big on-top popular rapper of the day prone to the inevitable cliche backlash and how people thirst to build up other artists to pit against him...the whole "hot new thing" effect.. how things become the most important story happening in the universe for 5 or 6 day stretches at a time in the hip hop internet news cycle until it's thrown in the bushes when the next "event" happens...he knows how full of shyt the fans can be, like talk all day about the importance of competition and the sanctity of the "rap battle" and throw Kendrick a parade for simply talking about it and anoint him the high priest of hip hop competition...only to have emcees flat out bring it to him DIRECTLY with full fledged 90's/early 2000's styled aggressive blatantly disrespectful diss tracks (including a dude like Papoose that he knows personally)...have Kendrick throw all the "competition" rhetoric out the window and dismiss them with the classic "i'm too big to respond" response that usually is considered a mortal hip hop sin...and have the same fans that were busting nuts over Kendrick talking about hypothetically being "competitive" cops pleas for him bowing down from ACTUALLY being competitive :pachaha: ...people don't really give a shyt about competition, they want just an excuse to root for or against rappers they already like or dislike

Drake knows how this bullshyt works...and Drake knows that Kendrick (another very in-tune post-internet rapper) knows how it works...he sees it as Kendrick's very shrewd play at backlash pandering (playing to people crying on the internet about rappers being friends and collobrating all the time, despite being a bonified member of the current cliche rapper-feature circuit himself ) for a cheap pop...and didn't respect it and caught feelings

I rarely say this. But Powerful posting.
 

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fukk outta here with this bullshyt. Kendrick been in the fukking game, since Drake was doing fukking Degrassi episodes, so miss us with Drake is responsible for this nikka blowing up shyt.
You just helped the other side of your argument. He's been in the game how long and couldn't blow up til he got some helping hands from Drake and J. Cole :pachaha:
 

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*cracks knuckles*

Nope the ball wasnt on Drake's court because Drake never admitted to feeling salty over the song

You keep including reasoning based on your arbitrary assumptions as to why Drake says what he says about the verse..

Drake is not salty he's speakin on a logical point of view

If u got a guy sayin his mission is to kill ur career and leave u washed up CAREER wise..then why da fck would u collab with that guy..Collabs are a help me and I'll help u situation

PPl collab to help each other out

But how does it look like to collab with a guy that says he wants to ruin ur career??

DO u know how silly that sounds? :what:

Secondly..as drake said..Kdot came up to Drake and dapped him up and acted all humble n sht with him..only tellin Drake that the stuff said on that verse was not genuine..and doesnt warrant any real battle

Simple

Nothing bout Drake being angry or feelin a type of way....Its an objective analysis of the situation...thats all it is

Stop being a retarded fanboy and assess this properly

OL 'hip hop about havign WWE matches on wax for fun cuz its huuur durr competition" ass nikka :heh:
Firstly, you actin like he actually went in on Drake, maybe you should relisten to Control. If you think he literally wants to end the career of anyone he named then the track went way over your head.

As far as why you would want to get on a track with a dude who said he wants to "murder your career", well you do that shyt to prove you are confident in your own skills and you really believe you are the best. Just like Pusha did.

Second, Drake obviously feels a type of way about it, that's why he talking bout he don't respect it and they can't be friends no more. Did he say that shyt to Kendrick when he was right there? If Kendrick said it ain't serious, and now Drake is talking about they ain't friends and he won't work with Kendrick, well obviously he took it a kind of way. That's not a spin, that's what it is.

A logical analysis would be as follows:

A) Kendrick said it ain't serious, Drake didn't catch any feelings about it, everything continues as normal

B) Kendrick said it ain't serious, Drake feels a way about it, Drake says they ain't friends no more and he won't work with Kendrick

An illogical analysis would be as follows:

A) Kendrick said it ain't serious, Drake didn't catch feelings, Drake says they ain't friends no more and he won't work with Kendrick

That shyt just don't make sense. And the thing is he is entitled to feel a type of way about it, it's just strange he is tryna play it off like it didn't affect him when it obviously did. All this "objective analysis" shyt is basically his way of dodging it when it's brought up.

Again, I feel foolish writing all this shyt, I shouldn't even have to explain this, it's elementary
 

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Firstly, you actin like he actually went in on Drake, maybe you should relisten to Control. If you think he literally wants to end the career of anyone he named then the track went way over your head.

As far as why you would want to get on a track with a dude who said he wants to "murder your career", well you do that shyt to prove you are confident in your own skills and you really believe you are the best. Just like Pusha did.

Second, Drake obviously feels a type of way about it, that's why he talking bout he don't respect it and they can't be friends no more. Did he say that shyt to Kendrick when he was right there? If Kendrick said it ain't serious, and now Drake is talking about they ain't friends and he won't work with Kendrick, well obviously he took it a kind of way. That's not a spin, that's what it is.

A logical analysis would be as follows:

A) Kendrick said it ain't serious, Drake didn't catch any feelings about it, everything continues as normal

B) Kendrick said it ain't serious, Drake feels a way about it, Drake says they ain't friends no more and he won't work with Kendrick

An illogical analysis would be as follows:

A) Kendrick said it ain't serious, Drake didn't catch feelings, Drake says they ain't friends no more and he won't work with Kendrick

That shyt just don't make sense. And the thing is he is entitled to feel a type of way about it, it's just strange he is tryna play it off like it didn't affect him when it obviously did. All this "objective analysis" shyt is basically his way of dodging it when it's brought up.

Again, I feel foolish writing all this shyt, I shouldn't even have to explain this, it's elementary
Your whole argument falls apart because Drake never said they are no longer friends because of this

Killin someone on the mic is different than ending careers

Kdot's claims on that song was that he would make sure the people would never listen to those artists and basically they're careers would end up dead

His context was competition was in the realm of careers which makes sense in the context of the song

SO again I ask..How can u collab with someone who aims to kill ur career?? :wtf:

Like I said..there was never a time until this soft ass "hurr durr hip hop is friendly competition" era that something like this makes sense

Battles in this hip hop sht always had real tension behind em
Yea rappers would bring their A game in collabs but collabs would never be done for the primary reason of seein whose better...
Thats why theres never been a time 2 rappers who are in contention have collabed

Collaboration equals teaming up to make music...

How in da fck are u teaming up with a nikka that says he wants to kill ur career


Again Drake said nothing insinuating loss of friendship but business wise why would u collab/team up with an artist who says he wants to kill ur career

It makes no sense in any type of occupation and doesnt make sense in any other era of hip hop

Only does it seem to make sense in this dam soft ass faux "real hip hop hurr durr iis competition and about sparrin for fun"

Ya right..never has that been the case in any other era :rudy:
 

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The same way waymes cosign didn't help drake at all right , Kendrick getting a full song on a huge rap album at the end of a huge song while going on a huge tour with drake did nothing for him right ?? I know what got Kendrick his buzz but if you really think he didn't have a big part of helping kdot blow up in the mainstream that's on you... Edit: I think your complaint is more with the putting him on part of that quote right ? Yah he didnt put kdot on he just had a big hand in making him more widely known in the main stream ( ADHD and swimming pools did a lot towards that too amongst the college crowd though ) he didn't really stick his nose in as far as I can tell drake liked his music a lot I mean drake gained nothing from buried alive ,and dre cosign fails way more than it succeeds breh so let's not give dre most of the credit it's more tde nd kdot himself
Firstly, Drake was buzzin before Wayne stepped in, just like Kendrick was buzzin before Drake stepped in. Also Wayne signed Drake. That's a big difference. Your example would work better if we were talking about the Dre co sign, which you say fails, but it also produces mega stars (Snoop, Em, 50, Game)

Also, it's funny how when Drake features on other artist joints he is "helping them out with the Drake stimulus package", but it don't work the other way? shyt, Kendrick joint on Drakes album may have brought more serious listeners in who considered Drake "too rnb". By associating with real spitters it helps to legitimize Drake as an MC. Drake aint dumb, he knows this. That's why he wanted that Kendrick stimulus package on his joint.
 

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You just helped the other side of your argument. He's been in the game how long and couldn't blow up til he got some helping hands from Drake and J. Cole :pachaha:
nikka he blew up when he dropped Section 80. Blew up even more when he sign with Dre. Let's not go there, let's not act like Drake got his foot in the door over his Jewish connects.
 

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Your whole argument falls apart because Drake never said they are no longer friends because of this

Killin someone on the mic is different than ending careers

Kdot's claims on that song was that he would make sure the people would never listen to those artists and basically they're careers would end up dead

His context was competition was in the realm of careers which makes sense in the context of the song

SO again I ask..How can u collab with someone who aims to kill ur career?? :wtf:

Like I said..there was never a time until this soft ass "hurr durr hip hop is friendly competition" era that something like this makes sense

Battles in this hip hop sht always had real tension behind em
Yea rappers would bring their A game in collabs but collabs would never be done for the primary reason of seein whose better...
Thats why theres never been a time 2 rappers who are in contention have collabed

Collaboration equals teaming up to make music...

How in da fck are u teaming up with a nikka that says he wants to kill ur career


Again Drake said nothing insinuating loss of friendship but business wise why would u collab/team up with an artist who says he wants to kill ur career

It makes no sense in any type of occupation and doesnt make sense in any other era of hip hop

Only does it seem to make sense in this dam soft ass faux "real hip hop hurr durr iis competition and about sparrin for fun"

Ya right..never has that been the case in any other era :rudy:
The fukk is hurr durr? Like I said don't take it so literal.

As far as the collab/competition joints. They have long been a part of hip hop. A track that comes to mind is "John Blaze", Pun and Nas was competing on that track, specifically tryna outshine each other. That's hip hop. I've Cube and MC Ren used to try outshine each other all the time. Snoop and DOC would compete with each other all the time with the lyrics, that's what The Chronic was. This is not new. Pusha T obviously understood this. Wu tang 36 Chambers Rza had em competing for spots.
 

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Firstly, Drake was buzzin before Wayne stepped in, just like Kendrick was buzzin before Drake stepped in. Also Wayne signed Drake. That's a big difference. Your example would work better if we were talking about the Dre co sign, which you say fails, but it also produces mega stars (Snoop, Em, 50, Game)

Also, it's funny how when Drake features on other artist joints he is "helping them out with the Drake stimulus package", but it don't work the other way? shyt, Kendrick joint on Drakes album may have brought more serious listeners in who considered Drake "too rnb". By associating with real spitters it helps to legitimize Drake as an MC. Drake aint dumb, he knows this. That's why he wanted that Kendrick stimulus package on his joint.
I didn't hear about dude until the radio started playing Best I Ever Had. His mixtape damn sure wasn't popping where I was
 
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