Drake Covers GQ July Issue + Interview (Talks Chris Brown, NWTS)

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Lol I came into this thread expecting to see nikkas hatin

Its good to see drizzy not giving a fukk about what people say. He's been on a roll since he dropped Take Care. He's made a habit of overshadowing nikkas on their own songs
 

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All the while, the real Drake sits with his eyes closed across the room, moving his lips, rapping to himself rapping. There's a verse, and then an as-yet-empty spot for a guest rap, and then Drake comes back under Whitney's helium voice. This time the words shift, as does the beat, becoming more sinuous and personal. Rising underneath the music, too, is a gentler keyboard riff, and by the time the third verse ends, the song rivers into a soft, ambient landscape that includes crowd noise and then, eventually, a voice—Curtis Mayfield's, at the end of a 1987 concert in Montreux—saying, "Having the same fears, shedding similar tears, and of course dying in so many years, it don't mean that we can't have a good life."

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGOeH4LWp-U"]Curtis Mayfield - Live At Montreux (1987) - YouTube[/ame]

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