What's wrong with her article is she's slamming Drake for a maturation process that she admits to going through herself. Her opinion on the matter also assumes that rap artists are cool, should be cool, and always have been cool.
Then she goes on to say that it doesn't really matter because she's going to bump his music anyway because the music is what matters most (which I agree with). So if that's the case, then why go at Drake, accusing him of manufacturing an image of coolness, and why act like that's a bad thing? It's what most people do growing up through adolescence and young adulthood. Why should Drake be held to a different standard because he's a pop/rap artist?
She's all over the place.
If you want to go at Drake, talk about him being over-emotional, a terrible boyfriend, trying to be tough when he's not, claiming streets and blocks he's never been on, etc.
But instead she wrote a piece castigating the dude for GROWING UP.
