Why have Lil Wayne and Birdman avoided criticism about bringing Drake to the culture?

[Finesse]

In reality He's really Brian Austin Green with a Industry paint job. Give him access to ghostwriters, million dollar studios, connections to the A listers and he's a whole new person. Despite how many times he tries to hide it by refusing to do interviews with hip hop platforms, His inner Karen will always show whenever it be through his actions or through the way he talks which is why he adapts accents like infinity stones.

He's really the prototype of the corny dude turned cool on some Arnie Cunningham shyt and made it which is why many here worship him and guys like Akademiks and Mal defend him because he's really them. The only reason he was able to thrive like he did was because of the connections to Rap A Lot and Cash Money. The majority of the industry are cool with them entities for the most part and Wayne at the time was the hottest thing smoking so they didn't want to jeopardize a relationship telling them that their new signee is corny as fukk. Its a relatonship based business so folks tolerated the corny dude being around out of respect to them.

There's literally stories about when Drake first started hanging with Wayne in the studio. Ppl would walk in see him and be like


"Who the fukk is this guy? " and Wayne would have to be like nah he cool he's with me. Drake is whatever to me for the most part I dont hate him or anything I fukk with most of his discography up to Views.



But what we are NOT about to do is paint Drake as some motherfukking hot commodity before he got with Wayne. Dude owe's his whole career to Cash Money and Rap-A-Lot that shyt was not gonna move without em.

 

[obarth]

So Pusha T, Budden, and Kendrick are wrong? They should have been starving right now, but 2 out of the 3 of them are more popular than ever.

How did you extrapolate that from what I said?

I heavily dislike current Drake. shyt, last 5-7 years Drake. I did not big him up with either of my points. I am literally saying Drake has been passed around the industry because people see they can make money off of him. Not because he's respected.