Meet the Grahams is a terrible record

[CoolinInTheCut]

I love the concept and lyrics. The beat is nice too.

I get why some wouldn’t like it though.

YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR RELIGIOUS VIEWS

Dude was just throwing bullshyt at the wall

 

[2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat]

So no then?

leave me alone with this


but like i said.


its a couple of posters who understand what i’m referring to


if you really listened to the song you’d get the answer youre looking for


but, like i said in my comment when i repped you

 

[thaKEAF]

Ulied

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

Not like us made yall forget about the mediocrity that came before

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR RELIGIOUS VIEWS

Dude was just throwing bullshyt at the wall

Or was he


Drake is born to a Jewish woman, making him Jewish according to Judaic law. In fact, a video shared by Drake shows him gifting a watch to his mother after which he tells his son, Adonis, to “Look at bubbe’s watch” – ‘Bubbe’ being Yiddish for grandmother, a term typically used by Ashkenazi Jews to refer to their grandmother. As a child, he attended Jewish day school. Home videos shot prior to Drake’s fame show him hugging his grandmother, a holocaust survivor, and also referring to her as his “Bubbe”. Additionally, his music video for his song “HYFR” was shot in a synagogue and depicts Drake at his Bar-Mitzvah, or coming of age ceremony. Shortly after, in 2014, Drake rapped at a skit depicting his Bar-Mitzvah on SNL.

However, ever since these videos, Drake has distanced himself from his Jewish background, as if he is actively avoiding being labeled as “the Jewish rapper”, according to some. He has featured a rabbi in a music video for his song “Falling Back”, but did not spend time to pray with the rabbi during breaks on set. Thus, Kendrick accuses him of lying about his religion as he essentially no longer publicly acknowledge any ties to Judaism.

Not like us made yall forget about the mediocrity that came before

Didn't make you forget, you still here

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

Or was he


Drake is born to a Jewish woman, making him Jewish according to Judaic law. In fact, a video shared by Drake shows him gifting a watch to his mother after which he tells his son, Adonis, to “Look at bubbe’s watch” – ‘Bubbe’ being Yiddish for grandmother, a term typically used by Ashkenazi Jews to refer to their grandmother. As a child, he attended Jewish day school. Home videos shot prior to Drake’s fame show him hugging his grandmother, a holocaust survivor, and also referring to her as his “Bubbe”. Additionally, his music video for his song “HYFR” was shot in a synagogue and depicts Drake at his Bar-Mitzvah, or coming of age ceremony. Shortly after, in 2014, Drake rapped at a skit depicting his Bar-Mitzvah on SNL.

However, ever since these videos, Drake has distanced himself from his Jewish background, as if he is actively avoiding being labeled as “the Jewish rapper”, according to some. He has featured a rabbi in a music video for his song “Falling Back”, but did not spend time to pray with the rabbi during breaks on set. Thus, Kendrick accuses him of lying about his religion as he essentially no longer publicly acknowledge any ties to Judaism.
Didn't make you forget, you still here

Cause it’s posted on a forum… yall bump those songs in real life

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

Cause it’s posted on a forum… yall bump those songs in real life

So in real life, I listen to music... And in real life, you sign into an internet forum to talk about music that you don't listen to............


And you think you're the one less involved in this?

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

aged horribly