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

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drake better step his game up for his 4th album, dude is ridiculous right now with that discography
 

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Publicity stunt or not, Kdot tossed Drake an alley with that control verse. All Drake had to do was deliver a lord knows/stay schemein type of verse with dudes name and make it a bonus bonus track.
Not only would he have better first week sales, but he'd gain more respect as a rapper for a direct response on wax as opposed to sounding bitter in interviews.

But instead of throwing that shyt down, he took his ball and went home.
I was thinking about this last night before i hit the sheets, friend. Why didnt Drake just release a raw rap track as a bonus and address K dot. I believe hes afraid of Kendrick and instead of competing on wax hes opting to go the corporate route and downplay the issue with above it all rhetoric. Like, i only respond when its real beef. Friend, you're a rich kid who acted in a teen sitcom, what kind of real beef are you Ever going to be in.
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No it's no the same thing even in the slightest :stopitslime:
IDK, it just seems like that's what the CD is kinda about: him being very different from everyone around him and not fitting in with everyone else in his surrounding (but still kinda trying to fit in a little obviously), but his difference having a higher purpose. For the whole album he's pretty much getting beatin' up on by everyone but his crew.

I think that's why him and Drake occupy a lot of the same fan base/have a good standing with black middle class teenagers and 20-somethings. They are very similar in terms of content/reaction to their environments.
 

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Those werent double entendres and my analysis doesnt simply come from the phrase "murder these nikkaz"
It comes from the surrounding context of the lyrics
The talk of not helpin any of these nikkaz and that none of them will see 100 mil b4 him, and the talk about taking all these rappers fans and leaving their careers dead..the next logical step is to assume that he's sayin he wants to kill their careers
Secondly when Drake said he's waiting for a namedrop he had specific people in mind who he has actual tension with
Yes ur memory is a bit foggy cuz if u watch the interview again Drake says there are a couple of people who hes rdy for that he actually has real tension with
Kdot alrdy showed Drake Control wasnt real and Kdot doesnt really mean anything he said on Control so Drake said its not worth a battle
Drake also said he will not initiate..so basically if Drake is battling it better be real beefYes real beef

Not this wwe sht u soft ass new fck boi fans of this era keep askin for

the context supports the idea that he is going to murder them by being the better mc. you understand that right? hes not saying 'im coming at you and im gonna diss you' he is saying 'im gonna be so good and outshine you so much they wont want to hear you'. its just some slick shyt to say 'im bringing my a game, you best bring yours'. why would he actually want to end their careers when he said he got love for all of em?

as far as waiting for specific people, shyt, man up. if he got real issues with some other rappers why is he waiting for them to spark it? drake always talkin bout 'they scared to say my name' and when someone does he is on some 'oh not him, i mean these other guys who i wont name either, but not because im scared to name em, just because it would be scathing' shyt. gtfoh. who the fukk is he talking about? kardinal offishal? weeknd? sean kingston? phonte? who? who could he possibly have 'real beef' with?

'beef' is when ya moms aint safe up in the street. drake aint never gonna have no 'real beef'.
 

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the context supports the idea that he is going to murder them by being the better mc. you understand that right? hes not saying 'im coming at you and im gonna diss you' he is saying 'im gonna be so good and outshine you so much they wont want to hear you'. its just some slick shyt to say 'im bringing my a game, you best bring yours'. why would he actually want to end their careers when he said he got love for all of em?

as far as waiting for specific people, shyt, man up. if he got real issues with some other rappers why is he waiting for them to spark it? drake always talkin bout 'they scared to say my name' and when someone does he is on some 'oh not him, i mean these other guys who i wont name either, but not because im scared to name em, just because it would be scathing' shyt. gtfoh. who the fukk is he talking about? kardinal offishal? weeknd? sean kingston? phonte? who? who could he possibly have 'real beef' with?

'beef' is when ya moms aint safe up in the street. drake aint never gonna have no 'real beef'.

Again Kdot showe it wasnt real
He said there are a couple of people he is waiting and ready for that he knows feels a type of way bout him
Also that whole "murder them by being the better mc" aint gon cut it
Cuz names were said

And the names were said in negative context
Ur downplaying the aspect of namedroppin and how much that entails in this culture
Never in any other era in hip hop do u namedrop in a negative context and have it not be translated in disrespect
Again its only in this soft ass "hip hop is friendly competition" era that we are told it is this way
"Murdering them by being the better mc??
If all he said was "Im gonna be the best mc" without the namedrops it would be cool
But names were dropped and both Kdot and Drake have studied this sht and understand the implications and sacredness of namedrops and what it entails
That sht wasnt friendly at all period..not in the culture of hip hop
But like Drake said..Kdot came up to him with love and humility so Drake translated that as Control not being real soo its not worth a battle

Beef is real
Battles are done with real tension behind it..
Dnt come talkin bout this WWE sht u want Hip Hop to be like
Its never been that way
ANd it shall never be that way with Drake leading the forefront not listening to these new ass fckboi internet hip hop fans that dnt know sht but their miscontrued vision of what they think hip hop was like back then
 

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IDK, it just seems like that's what the CD is kinda about: him being very different from everyone around him and not fitting in with everyone else in his surrounding (but still kinda trying to fit in a little obviously), but his difference having a higher purpose. For the whole album he's pretty much getting beatin' up on by everyone but his crew.

I think that's why him and Drake occupy a lot of the same fan base/have a good standing with black middle class teenagers and 20-somethings. They are very similar in terms of content/reaction to their environments.

I guess they didn't learn anything from the Alley Boy situation. All these dudes talk tough online but having Marvin's Room moments behind closed doors. Broke versions of Drake and looking in that mirror makes them so mad. And there's nothing they can do about it. :banderas:
 

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Kendrick said hes trying to be the best of the best. Drake felt a way about it because he knows that Kendricks rise, is his fall.
Somebody finally gets it....

The rise or eventual come back of "rappity rap" or "aggressive content" would spark the decline of Drake...Because that climate doesn't cater to his strength..


We seen this movie before with JaRule and Nelly going from being kings to being the punchline of jokes after the G-Unit invasion...Or how DMX and RR crushed the shiny suit era...
 

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Comprehension skills are pathetic in this thread.

So Kendrick should have been on some rah rah rah fukk you shyt when he bumped into Drake at the VMAs? LOL @ Drake expecting getting not wanting to be his friend anymore when he saw him at the VMAS. Its called a respectable challenge. Its called acknowledging your peers and telling them to try and out rap me.

Kendrick had alternative motives with the Control verse even though he doesn't even have an album title, single nor release date?


Drake really lost before even laying down a verbal response.
 

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Three weeks ago Kendrick took up the mantle of the Anti-Christ on here. Now he's being hailed once again as the savior of hip hop. Drake dictates the tone of this whole forum. And there's nothing you can do about it. :banderas:
 

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IDK, it just seems like that's what the CD is kinda about: him being very different from everyone around him and not fitting in with everyone else in his surrounding (but still kinda trying to fit in a little obviously), but his difference having a higher purpose. For the whole album he's pretty much getting beatin' up on by everyone but his crew.
I think that's why him and Drake occupy a lot of the same fan base/have a good standing with black middle class teenagers and 20-somethings. They are very similar in terms of content/reaction to their environments.
i took GKMC as a representation of him having an inner struggle in choosing right or wrong, good or evil, and this was compounded by the craziness of the city. i dont think it was about him not fitting in at all because he actually fitted in a bit too well with his homies/city which led to some of the bullshyt he was caught up in.
 

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I guess they didn't learn anything from the Alley Boy situation. All these dudes talk tough online but having Marvin's Room moments behind closed doors. Broke versions of Drake and looking in that mirror makes them so mad. And there's nothing they can do about it. :banderas:
Yeah, I think people are just hoppin' on the computer and trying to act like some hard nikkas, or maybe in reality think that they are "hard", or just middle class suburbanites trying to out live a fantasy through music (that's probably what ist is considering how disapppointed nikkas on here were when they found out Ross wasn't really moving work :laff:).

nikkas like Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Chance the Rapper, Rick Ross, etc. All them nikkas would be considered "lames"/anti-social people by their peers in youth. IDK why nikkas tryna act like Kendrick was just some cool nikka that everyone fukked with. nikka got played by everyone on his tape. He literally made a work of art telling nikkas "Hey, I'm not really accepted in my community. I'm different" and nikkas still tryna deny it.

Dudes like Gucci, Yo Gotti, etc. were them social dudes that people fukked with, but them nikkas can't rap for shyt obviously. A lot of the rappers we like were observers of the people around them. Not the nikkas actually out and doin' it that had people fukkin' with them.

And yeah, I remember a couple of weeks ago before Control, a lot of people on here were shytting on Kendrick, even I was surprised because I think the dude is a good ass rapper. Him and Drake have something going on and now he's a hero so yeah...

i dont think it was about him not fitting in at all because he actually fitted in a bit too well with his homies/city which led to some of the bullshyt he was caught up in.
Well he obviously didn't fit in. Sure he had a gang of nikkas that rolled with him, but so did Nick Cannon in "Love Don't Cost A Thing". Yeah, a crew of awkward nikkas rollin' out together. Still doesn't mean you fit in into the social scene around you. He made a track about not being respected by his peers.
 

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IDK, it just seems like that's what the CD is kinda about: him being very different from everyone around him and not fitting in with everyone else in his surrounding (but still kinda trying to fit in a little obviously), but his difference having a higher purpose. For the whole album he's pretty much getting beatin' up on by everyone but his crew.

I think that's why him and Drake occupy a lot of the same fan base/have a good standing with black middle class teenagers and 20-somethings. They are very similar in terms of content/reaction to their environments.


Its more of an inner struggle and finding one self and finding peace within one self. Not wanting to be a statistic and not wanting to follow a cycle soaked in blood. For you to compare to Drake, a rapper who tends to be full of emotions over ex girlfriends and family issues is a joke.
 

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Are you calling us weak, friend?

Maybe. Drake has mind control over y'all. His every utterance has the internet going nuts.

:heh: - I was really fukking with GTA V

Coli - :scusthov: Drake acting like he's been playing GTA since it was in 2D. What a fraud. He's the type to make a citizens arrest on the game. :scusthov: *Sends dikk pics to Coli chicks and still gets no response or acknowledgement*

And there's nothing they can do about it. :banderas:
 
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