Can we put an end to this?

[KplusK]

would this be a good time for another nikka to get at Drake? I mean there is ammo there and just cause Meek didn't deliver i think there can be one out there if come correct can get this emo rapper tfoh. i still think Meek got shyt coming but maybe thats just me wishful thinking. But If my nikka Cole deciding to go hard on him we might could get some serious music from it. Or anyone of these so called top self proclaimed lyricist in the game now i think would be able to damage this dude.

Or can we just get over it and let him live and just put and asterisk next to his name when it come to top ten list.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Yall really want Drakes career to end, don't yall


Look... Cole isn't gonna risk bodying his career over a few rewritten lines and borrowed hooks.

Miller even said he watched Drake freestyle Madonna.. Dude has talent and people know it and seen it.


At the end of the day, dude is a rapper AND RnB singer and borrowing things or changing other people's ideas isn't uncommon... Yall nikkas need to accept that it's not uncommon

 

[DonKnock]

Since Drake think he really street, let one of those Chiraq rappers go at him


They could be smokin on a Drake pack by next weekend

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Since Drake think he really street, let one of those Chiraq rappers go at him


They could be smokin on a Drake pack by next weekend

It was a Chiraq rapper going at Meek on social media accusing him of stealing his shyt just last week bruh


Yall are really bad at this

 

[DonKnock]

It was a Chiraq rapper going at Meek on social media accusing him of stealing his shyt just last week bruh


Yall are really bad at this

I thought that guy was from Detroit?

 

[Pepe La Hues]

only way i see this nikka drake losing is if kendrick stop being a bytch and go in on this tuna sandwich eating ass nikka..

j cole gonna be at ovo fest so i don't think he gonna diss him anytime soon.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

I thought that guy was from Detroit?

I'm pretty sure it was Chicago but could be mistaken

 

[TheBeigeBomber]

why would any grown man risk their whole career by going at the biggest rapper in the game? only idiot dikkheads like meek mill do that dumb shyt and look how it turned out for him

 

[DonKnock]

I'm pretty sure it was Chicago but could be mistaken

There was one from Chicago and one from Detroit who both claimed Meek took their flow


The Detroit guy has a bigger buzz

 

[SunZoo]

Like I said, I'm sure the higher up's wouldn't have allowed it but if Kendrick hadn't gone the subliminal route and came at Drake on King Kunta blatantly this would have been ugly.

Meek ain't do what he did for Hip Hop or integrity, he did it because he's bytch made. I feel like Drake is still vulnerable to attack, but the only person I can see jumping out that window is Jay.

None of his contemporaries are going to do it because it's too many people making money off of dude. Drake was probably the LEAST mad out of everybody involved in keeping his image viable. Jay has less to lose than them and couldn't really have his legacy take much of a hit short of his own reference tracks leaking or something like that.

Seeing how Drake dropped that "respect my idols, still feel entitled/tidal" shyt... I can see Jay at the very least getting at him on the low on whatever project he comes out with next. The question is how hard would he go and what kind of effect would it have on people who think it's now cool to be pissed on.

 

[DonKnock]

Like I said, I'm sure the higher up's wouldn't have allowed it but if Kendrick hadn't gone the subliminal route and came at Drake on King Kunta blatantly this would have been ugly.

Meek ain't do what he did for Hip Hop or integrity, he did it because he's bytch made. I feel like Drake is still vulnerable to attack, but the only person I can see jumping out that window is Jay.

None of his contemporaries are going to do it because it's too many people making money off of dude. Drake was probably the LEAST mad out of everybody involved in keeping his image viable. Jay has less to lose than them and couldn't really have his legacy take much of a hit short of his own reference tracks leaking or something like that.

Seeing how Drake dropped that "respect my idols, still feel entitled/tidal" shyt... I can see Jay at the very least getting at him on the low on whatever project he comes out with next. The question is how hard would he go and what kind of effect would it have on people who think it's now cool to be pissed on.

What do you think about Kendricks lines about having a sit down with Jay on Hood Politics?

 

[stealthbomber]

Yall really want Drakes career to end, don't yall


Look... Cole isn't gonna risk bodying his career over a few rewritten lines and borrowed hooks.

Miller even said he watched Drake freestyle Madonna.. Dude has talent and people know it and seen it.


At the end of the day, dude is a rapper AND RnB singer and borrowing things or changing other people's ideas isn't uncommon... Yall nikkas need to accept that it's not uncommon

this

anyone who's ever been in a studio knows music is at least somewhat collaborative

 

[Pepe La Hues]

Like I said, I'm sure the higher up's wouldn't have allowed it but if Kendrick hadn't gone the subliminal route and came at Drake on King Kunta blatantly this would have been ugly.

Meek ain't do what he did for Hip Hop or integrity, he did it because he's bytch made. I feel like Drake is still vulnerable to attack, but the only person I can see jumping out that window is Jay.

None of his contemporaries are going to do it because it's too many people making money off of dude. Drake was probably the LEAST mad out of everybody involved in keeping his image viable. Jay has less to lose than them and couldn't really have his legacy take much of a hit short of his own reference tracks leaking or something like that.

Seeing how Drake dropped that "respect my idols, still feel entitled/tidal" shyt... I can see Jay at the very least getting at him on the low on whatever project he comes out with next. The question is how hard would he go and what kind of effect would it have on people who think it's now cool to be pissed on.

imagine jay disses drake and then getting shyt on by social media..

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Like I said, I'm sure the higher up's wouldn't have allowed it but if Kendrick hadn't gone the subliminal route and came at Drake on King Kunta blatantly this would have been ugly.

Meek ain't do what he did for Hip Hop or integrity, he did it because he's bytch made. I feel like Drake is still vulnerable to attack, but the only person I can see jumping out that window is Jay.

None of his contemporaries are going to do it because it's too many people making money off of dude. Drake was probably the LEAST mad out of everybody involved in keeping his image viable. Jay has less to lose than them and couldn't really have his legacy take much of a hit short of his own reference tracks leaking or something like that.

Seeing how Drake dropped that "respect my idols, still feel entitled/tidal" shyt... I can see Jay at the very least getting at him on the low on whatever project he comes out with next. The question is how hard would he go and what kind of effect would it have on people who think it's now cool to be pissed on.

Again..

Jay can't do that. Not with all the rumors of biting or "collaborating" on music that he's done...



nikkas need to believe and understand, if you're trying to come for Drake this might not be the way.

 

[SunZoo]

What do you think about Kendricks lines about having a sit down with Jay on Hood Politics?

Points to one of my other points that Drake probably knew something was coming, but didn't know from who...

imagine jay disses drake and then getting shyt on by social media..

shyt would be hilarious.