Ghost writing/Ghost Producing is a part of Rap. Get over it. *Update: GZA wrote for ODB

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This is like telling kids theres is no Santa Claus. Lol
youre a idiot, you just named a bunch of things everyone was already aware of. :mjlol:

drake's legacy is forever discredited to real hip hop heads. if you want people to agree with you go kick it with the cacs at ktt :pacspit:
 

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I could care less about Drake. It is about ghost writing and producing being apart of Rap.
 

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The thing is this. An artist in a studio in the same room as another may help each other out or give an idea to one another it's not that big a deal. Or critique it and add on. It can be part of the composition process.

Negro, okay, but do rappers usually give other rappers reference tracks with pre-made bars, flows and punchlines? Do the best rappers really do that?

Please stop comparing giving someone an idea for a hook or a concept to getting SEVERAL GHOST WRITTEN BARS ON A REFERENCE TRACK. It isn't the same thing.

It's like y'all are playing dumb on purpose because it's Drake.
 
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