Richard Wright
Living Legend
those tent writers
I don't get it. These guys post those lyrics like they're the word of God, like we didn't all hear the reference track for that song last year.
@SirBiatch
Drizzy transforming from a CAC to a JAMAICAN in under 15 seconds
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I don't get it. These guys post those lyrics like they're the word of God, like we didn't all hear the reference track for that song last year.
@SirBiatch
From urban accents to jamaican ones lol
I wouldn't be surprised if his whole album sounded jamaican influenced.
Jcole did it first though with his dreads and speaking about bob marley's influence on him
lol
I think lots of people will be making island/jamaican type music soon. It will be the new trend. Especially since Rih's work went #1 and still is #1.
I've heard that he didn't want his album to come out the same day that beyonce's album comes out. It looks like that is what is going to happen though if she decides not to release her album today.
I wouldn't be surprised if his whole album sounded jamaican influenced.
Jcole did it first though with his dreads and speaking about bob marley's influence on him
lolI think lots of people will be making island/jamaican type music soon. It will be the new trend. Especially since Rih's work went #1 and still is #1.
I've heard that he didn't want his album to come out the same day that beyonce's album comes out. It looks like that is what is going to happen though if she decides not to release her album today.
Clapsteel O'Neal
put a red dot on your head like a hindu
The sad thing is the legends in that culture (Vybz Kartel etc) cosign him so what can you really say ?
fuccin
i'm in tears 
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Drake has the most easily impressed fans ever to exist.I don't get it. These guys post those lyrics like they're the word of God, like we didn't all hear the reference track for that song last year.
@SirBiatch
I don't get it. These guys post those lyrics like they're the word of God, like we didn't all hear the reference track for that song last year.
@SirBiatch
They're the word of 6 God
Tent writers got one hot line every ten year average
6 Krishna writes his own shyt when he feels, and inspires others to write for him.
Tweaks some wack lines into greatness and infuses swag into the swagless
They must have changed the definition of charismahate that the boy got more charisma than garbage rappers you stan
This dude's accent made my dog vomit
in the best interest of your dog, make sure you keep it away from Duckworth
My dog listens to real nikkas so Duckworth is good moneyin the best interest of your dog, make sure you keep it away from Duckworth
Only corn kernel I play for her is J Cole when she has trouble sleeping
It isbbbbut its regular toronto slang
Toronto Street slang is just Jamaican slang. I don't know why the coli can't understand this simple fact.
Drake will never have love of Internet nerds who don't go outside. That hate will always be intense but the rest of the world embrace the kid so I need to stop putting in work on this futile hate. I enjoy the emotions the shyt evokes tho I can't lie.
Back to promoting Skepta
Imagine having this life and internet forum guys get to call you corny
Oh to be a cornball
That post gonna hurt a lot of feelings
Neg me up I deserve it
All I know is I heard that nicca on OVOSound radio from Jail last week bigging up Drake
Not surprising because Drake shows him a lot of love and plays his music a lot. A lot of musical legends respect Drizzy manSorry.
your stanning is truly off the chain bruh. how many times you gon leave the thread and come back to defend another man WHO DOESN'T KNOW YOU?!
anyways, speaking as a nikka who's had fam in canada and is west indian i will say that it's not uncanny for a person to slip in and out of patois like that especially in toronto because it's a melting pot. as far as how long drake been talking like that you really can't gauge but him being influenced by west indian culture isn't foreign. hell he's been rapping about Caribana since "Room For Improvement" days and that's something that's big in downtown toronto during the summer (around governor street and whatnot)....it's basically their Carnival equivalent.
"Find Your Love" had elements of reggae to if im not mistaken (besides just the video)
Partynextdoor started it.. he's a real jamaican, wrote work and drake's dancehall records and isn't half cac like cole or drakeFrom urban accents to jamaican ones lol
I wouldn't be surprised if his whole album sounded jamaican influenced.
Jcole did it first though with his dreads and speaking about bob marley's influence on him
I think lots of people will be making island/jamaican type music soon. It will be the new trend. Especially since Rih's work went #1 and still is #1.
I've heard that he didn't want his album to come out the same day that beyonce's album comes out. It looks like that is what is going to happen though if she decides not to release her album today.
I heard pnd was from barbados/bahamas. I never heard someone call him Jamaican before, I just know that his style is heavily influenced by dancehall music.
excerpt from a complex interview with one of the producers of work from
Where did it go from there with Drake and Rihanna getting involved?
Usually what happens when 1da is involved in this song, he sends it over to Party, and Party wrote the lyrics, he’s an incredible writer, and he’s Jamaican as well I think so that’s how he’s able to come up with those vibes and feels. Drake heard it, he loved the whole vibe, and you know Toronto is probably one of the largest concentrations of Jamaicans outside of Jamaica itself…so he heard it and he understood the vibes, and he put a verse down on it.
Pretty sure i heard elsewhere he was Jamaican too but not too sure
SpacelySprockets
Veteran
maybe due to the fact that drake isnt from the "streets" or due to the fact that he didnt start going so hard with this caribbean shyt till recently
