What's The Dirt - Drake's Family Matters Diss Actually Explained

[MINT]

It's crazy how kendrick's worst effort in this beef was twice as good as FM lol

 

[derro13]

Drake lost me as a fan with this track. Just not a good attempt., specially compared to kendrick flawless records

 

[threattonature]

I get what you’re saying, and yeah, Kendrick did see this move from Drake coming with that line in “Euphoria,” so it makes it seem like Drake fell right into Kendrick’s trap. I can totally see why you’d think it wasn’t a great strategy if all it did was confirm what Kendrick had predicted.

But honestly, by the time Drake dropped “The Heart Part 6,” most people had already declared Kendrick the winner on social media. So does it really matter if Drake was trolling at that point? It seems like Kendrick had already locked in the win, and anything Drake did—whether it was trolling or trying to hit back—didn’t change much. Whether it was dumb or not, I don’t think it had much of an effect either way.

Stop the bullshyt. After Push Ups people was clowning Kendrick saying he couldn't come back and how he maybe ain't really built for battle. nikkas was laughing along with Taylor Made. If Drake dropped a dope response people would've been right back on his dikk and putting the pressure on Kendrick. That shyt was garbage so it didn't happen.

 

[KingsnBucs1987]

Stop the bullshyt. After Push Ups people was clowning Kendrick saying he couldn't come back and how he maybe ain't really built for battle. nikkas was laughing along with Taylor Made. If Drake dropped a dope response people would've been right back on his dikk and putting the pressure on Kendrick. That shyt was garbage so it didn't happen.

The funny thing is Drake took longer to respond to Like That than Kendrick did to respond to Push Ups and Taylor Made Freestyle.

I wanna say Drake responded 3 laters and Kendrick responded 2 weeks later.

 

[VegetasHairline]

The funny thing is Drake took longer to respond to Like That than Kendrick did to respond to Push Ups and Taylor Made Freestyle.

I wanna say Drake responded 3 laters and Kendrick responded 2 weeks later.

You mean it took Drake's writers longer to respond.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

folks like to under intellectualize Drakes bars because the production and flows are sonically pleasing. The booth especially acts like if the production is over Tay Keith instead of Alchemist boom bap then it can’t be lyrically dense.

Yup

 

[Yecht]

It really is. The 4 best songs are all from Kendrick's

Kendrick wouldn't even agree with this statement, wipe your mouth off my boy

 

[mag357]

Surprised you can type while glazing like that

Glazing???

Both them nikkaz is weak cornballs bro.
What are u corny ass nikkaz not getting thru y'all heads .
This is the weakest, lamest sht I've ever seen.
Whoever had the most Internet nerd or bytch nikka fan base was goin to win the battle.

 

[TEH]

Glazing???

Both them nikkaz is weak cornballs bro.
What are u corny ass nikkaz not getting thru y'all heads .
This is the weakest, lamest sht I've ever seen.
Whoever had the most Internet nerd or bytch nikka fan base was goin to win the battle.

 

[kidsinamerica_]

Stop the bullshyt. After Push Ups people was clowning Kendrick saying he couldn't come back and how he maybe ain't really built for battle. nikkas was laughing along with Taylor Made. If Drake dropped a dope response people would've been right back on his dikk and putting the pressure on Kendrick. That shyt was garbage so it didn't happen.

I get what you’re saying, but from a battle record standpoint, I actually think “The Heart Part 6” had better bars than both “Meet the Grahams” and “Not Like Us.” I know most people on social media leaned toward Kendrick, but if we’re talking pure battle energy, Drake’s response hit harder for me.

I get why people crowned Kendrick the winner, especially with how fast he dropped those two tracks. But for me, Drake’s approach in “The Heart Part 6” as a diss track just resonated more, even if most had already decided the outcome by then. It’s all about personal taste, but from a battle rap perspective, Drake’s bars stood out more to me.

 

[Westbama Heartthrob]

I get what you’re saying, but from a battle record standpoint, I actually think “The Heart Part 6” had better bars than both “Meet the Grahams” and “Not Like Us.” I know most people on social media leaned toward Kendrick, but if we’re talking pure battle energy, Drake’s response hit harder for me.

I get why people crowned Kendrick the winner, especially with how fast he dropped those two tracks. But for me, Drake’s approach in “The Heart Part 6” as a diss track just resonated more, even if most had already decided the outcome by then. It’s all about personal taste, but from a battle rap perspective, Drake’s bars stood out more to me.

Can you show some examples?

Cause the bars i remember sound kike we're talking about two different songs

 

[jwinfield]

 

[KingsnBucs1987]

Creh literally had the Boondocks clip playing and called him the "Milkman" for fukkin' white girls.

Dude just said fukk it and went mask off

 

[MicIsGod]

Dude really is exposing himself.

 

[jesc07]

Best song of the beef and this shyt bumps in the whip