Neo TheInsurrectionistONE
THE ONE
The similarities between the two are strong. The warning signs were there when so many people co-signed Mos Def about Drake not being hip hop. A lot of Old heads never really embraced Drake and thought his music and image were soft. Then you get Kendrick who seems to be embraced by the core fans (similarly to 50). People start rooting for the more 'real hip hop' artist to win over the pop music making 'soft' singing rapper.
And I think this is what it's all really about. Drake loves hip hop. We can all agree on that. Breh is immersed in the culture and can have a solid discussion on hip hop history. I think it hurts him to his core when folks say he aint hip hop.
I think that's why he wanted this battle. To prove that he is.