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Funkmaster Flex FIRES OFF On Drake Over Ghostwriting Allegations *Playing 10 Bands reference track!!
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"I never ask for help, I'll do it for you nikkas and do it for myself" - Quentin Miller
Quentin about to bring nikkas careers back. He got next.
Super Cheech
I Feel So Westcoast
So, Aubrey is a corny, fraudulent feggit.
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onelastdeath
Banned
Doesn't matter why it was done. No one cares that Loki helped the Avengers stop that Aliens just so he could take over earth.
No one cares that the suicide squad helps save the world because they want to get out of jail sooner.
The action matters. Not the reason behind it.
Meek is a legend
2manyFCKNrappers
mentally i measure kilos
Flex must've gotten that call. Cuz all that shyt was followed by a bunch of Drake tracks and no more talking.
My bad, just the white Eminem stans homie
.I forgot that doesn't go without saying
Black Eminem stans in 2015?throw in the towel Zoo
Star was right. Never trust a nikka with a part in his head.
Drake Says He Writes His Hits Quickly
by DANIELLE HARLING
posted Thursday October 17, 2013 at 11:03AM PST | 40 comments
Drake shares the details of his song writing process, says he's unable to tell a story about someone else in his music.
During a newly-released interview with Jian Ghomeshi of CBC Radio, Canadian rapper Drake continued to address the song making process he underwent while creating his third studio album, Nothing Was The Same.
Although the Young Money rapster says a number of his hit songs, including “Hold On, We’re Going Home,” were crafted in a short amount of time, he says his goal was to create his album by recording a limited number of songs.
“A lot of my hit songs I’ve written in a very short period of time,” said Drake. “‘Hold On, We’re Going Home,’ I felt like we finished that in like two hours…I’m not a guy that does 40 songs for a project and picks 13 of them. If I’m gonna go as far as to track over a beat I usually have the utmost faith in it that it’ll end up somewhere. I don’t really dispose of too many songs. I have stuff that didn’t make this album, definitely. But I don’t have 20 or 30 of them. I have four or five records that just didn’t make it because again I was trying to keep it concise.”
Drake briefly made mention of the storytelling-heavy records of Hip Hop’s past as he shared the details of his writing process. While a number of storytelling records typically boast a third-person point of view, Drake says his records are stories from his own life.
“Sometimes I’m working and sometimes I’m just waiting. I write about my life,” said the rapper. ‘I don’t write about stories. A lot of classic rap is storytelling, but it’s storytelling about someone else. Fictional stories sometimes. I can’t do that. I have to write about my life. So, sometimes in order to complete a verse the way I want to or to finish a second verse on a song when I’ve already done the first one, I have to allow myself to either live a portion of life I haven’t lived yet or something has to set in.”
The Toronto-based rapper, who released his third LP a little under a month ago, put out his album amidst reports of an alleged feud with fellow emcee Kendrick Lamar. The alleged rift between the rappers stemmed from the release of Big Sean’s “Control,” a record which features a guest verse from the Compton spitter. In his bar-filled verse, Kendrick goes on to challenge his fellow emcees as he calls them about by name. Among the artists mentioned were J. Cole, Big K.R.I.T., Pusha T, and Drake.
Drake has since stated that he’s done speaking on the “Control” verse he says, had its moment.
“I’m probably like as done as the rest of the world is with that record,” said the Young Money rapper. “I think it came and it went. And not to discredit it. It was a good moment, but at the end of the day it’s just like—it was one of those sort of like fleeting Twitter frenzies that like—it was cool for what it was.”
Obviously Drake writes but sometimes, he doesnt. When it comes to making hits, i can see why an artist would reach out for some assistance. A song that is supposed to resonate with a planet has a lot riding on it.
The real deal here is that Drake pissed off Diddy and has tried to fukk to many nikkas girls and in a world of gangsters and nikkas who think theyre g's that wont fly...........
Drake Says He Writes His Hits Quickly
by DANIELLE HARLING
posted Thursday October 17, 2013 at 11:03AM PST | 40 comments
Drake shares the details of his song writing process, says he's unable to tell a story about someone else in his music.
During a newly-released interview with Jian Ghomeshi of CBC Radio, Canadian rapper Drake continued to address the song making process he underwent while creating his third studio album, Nothing Was The Same.
Although the Young Money rapster says a number of his hit songs, including “Hold On, We’re Going Home,” were crafted in a short amount of time, he says his goal was to create his album by recording a limited number of songs.
“A lot of my hit songs I’ve written in a very short period of time,” said Drake. “‘Hold On, We’re Going Home,’ I felt like we finished that in like two hours…I’m not a guy that does 40 songs for a project and picks 13 of them. If I’m gonna go as far as to track over a beat I usually have the utmost faith in it that it’ll end up somewhere. I don’t really dispose of too many songs. I have stuff that didn’t make this album, definitely. But I don’t have 20 or 30 of them. I have four or five records that just didn’t make it because again I was trying to keep it concise.”
Drake briefly made mention of the storytelling-heavy records of Hip Hop’s past as he shared the details of his writing process. While a number of storytelling records typically boast a third-person point of view, Drake says his records are stories from his own life.
“Sometimes I’m working and sometimes I’m just waiting. I write about my life,” said the rapper. ‘I don’t write about stories. A lot of classic rap is storytelling, but it’s storytelling about someone else. Fictional stories sometimes. I can’t do that. I have to write about my life. So, sometimes in order to complete a verse the way I want to or to finish a second verse on a song when I’ve already done the first one, I have to allow myself to either live a portion of life I haven’t lived yet or something has to set in.”
The Toronto-based rapper, who released his third LP a little under a month ago, put out his album amidst reports of an alleged feud with fellow emcee Kendrick Lamar. The alleged rift between the rappers stemmed from the release of Big Sean’s “Control,” a record which features a guest verse from the Compton spitter. In his bar-filled verse, Kendrick goes on to challenge his fellow emcees as he calls them about by name. Among the artists mentioned were J. Cole, Big K.R.I.T., Pusha T, and Drake.
Drake has since stated that he’s done speaking on the “Control” verse he says, had its moment.
“I’m probably like as done as the rest of the world is with that record,” said the Young Money rapper. “I think it came and it went. And not to discredit it. It was a good moment, but at the end of the day it’s just like—it was one of those sort of like fleeting Twitter frenzies that like—it was cool for what it was.”
Obviously Drake writes but sometimes, he doesnt. When it comes to making hits, i can see why an artist would reach out for some assistance. A song that is supposed to resonate with a planet has a lot riding on it.
The real deal here is that Drake pissed off Diddy and has tried to fukk to many nikkas girls and in a world of gangsters and nikkas who think theyre g's that wont fly...........
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lol kinda lame to have an exposure session then just play all dudes tracks
Ross blessed us with a classic Wing Stop track Meek turning into the next big thing. Drake career over Chris Brown held hostage overseas Tidal wins in sabotaging Drake and Apple
ElectroMan
Superstar
He making less than us CERT brehs
If Drake gave him more pay he wouldn't of came out though.
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but there are songs where Drake isn't even listed as a writer, and others where he is. doesn't that mean he wasn't even trying to hide the fact that he had ghost writers?