DRAKE SAYS HE DOES MUSIC TO UPDATE PPL ON HIS LIFE..CRYS WHEN TALKING ABOUT BULLYING[1 HR INTERVIEW]

[Colilluminati]

Drake was about to break down.The crazy thing is he said it wasn't the guys.So he wants to go back to school with metal detectors for some with some women.

 

[Sccit]

lmao guna listen 2 this later

 

[blackslash]

Drake was about to break down.The crazy thing is he said it wasn't the guys.So he wants to go back to school with metal detectors for some with some women.

where in the video

Cuz its certainly not in the timestamp u set

 

[Insensitive]

Smh. At calling Drake soft when most of you don't even have a speeding ticket.

So the only way to be "hard" or "masculine" (in this instance...)
is to have a criminal record ?

Do y'all even think about this stuff before you type it ?

Saw this interview last night. It increased my respect for him. He is an honest dude. A lot of people co-signing nigg3rdum, rachetness, and the deathstyle (lifestyle) of rap. He is a change of pace and I think that the game needed someone like him, just like the game needed Kanye. As black people, we need stop co-signing the crap that is destroying our generation. Its crazy that our music must have artists that have to watch their back everywhere they go and can't talk about relationships with women, which was the majority of music that came from black male artists at the peak of our music in this country. I like his perspective on Marvin Gaye and how it relates to his music. Dude is a historian of the game and he is trying to create his own lane and not trying to be like anybody else unlike a lot of other artists.

I think this false dichotomy that people try to push is
total bullshyt.
You don't HAVE to be a Super thug, neither do you HAVE
to be the complete opposite.
Hip Hop has many artists that represent that middle
ground, you've got guys like Kendrick and J. Cole
that can be "hard" on one record then someone
in love or falling in love the next.
Drake is rarely masculine, his whole image is
"Slick talking ladies man" .
No one person is hard all the time just like a person
isn't soft all the time, everyone has different facets of themselves.
And personally I find this sort of criticism is just another way to shame
rappers for rapping about certain topics.

And if we're going to use the "Rappers should represent
the everyman" argument then I think Drake is the absolute
worst example for that.
I mean the guy was living in million dollar homes
before he ever picked up a microphone.

On top of that I think there are bigger issues
at hand that would "destroy a generation" long
before music would.