Rappers do it all the time. I'm sure Drake wasn't the first one to have a ghostwritten verse on a Meek track.
They wouldn't be available if Drake wrote his own shyt though, he was a chump first
I would like to see someone have a good rebuttal to thisI don't know/care why Drama did it. I'm happy the info came out. That's like asking why did the guys that leaked the Eminem racist tapes do it. Who cares why?
If they were looking to get paid, or jealous of Eminem....does it matter?
And I'mat "but he credited QM"....yeah, for what exactly? We didn't even know who the guy was, or what he did until this last week.
I mean....QM ain't even credited on all the songs there's references for, either. So that blows a hole in that angle.
And all the reference tracks were taken down immediately. We had to keep putting them up nonstop to even keep them on the internet.
This is the action of a guy that doesn't care who knows....who isn't hiding anything?
The major difference between Ye, Dre, Kim, Puff, etc. and Drake is Drake sells himself as an MC. He considered himself a GOAT contender, brags about his pen game, says he's better than his peers, etc. Which is why he's on the Sprite ad with actual MCs. That's the lane he tried to sell himself in.
Lastly, I need to clear something up. I never once said "OMG Drake is the end of hip-hop". I said Drake should've just came clean about needing help. That's it. That's literally all I've asked. We been sitting here for 5-6 years hearing nonstop about how nice Drake is, and dude turns out to be Puff Daddy. It would be nice for his fans to admit that's the lane he's in, as opposed to "best of his generation, GOAT contender", and all that over the top stan shyt.
Fred.
The reference artist probably has them kept for resume/track record purposes but yeah I don't know why Drama would have them
It was obviously supposed to be a free mixtape, which might even explain why Drake would ever let a nikka come up with complete concepts and stuff (if that was what happened). The beef between YM and CMB starts, Drake wants out of his contract and keeps the same mixtape and sells it as an album on iTunes to move away from the situation.I'm
Here's a crazy idea....gee, I dunno um maybe....DON'T USE REFERENCE TRACKS.
Matter of factat being mad at Drama when Drake stans been trying to tell us the reference tracks ain't a big deal. Which is it? I mean....if it's such a common occurrence and no big deal at all why is Drama the bad guy here. It's business as usual right?
Fred.
Because it seems like it's coming from a place of hating not genuine "damn this is fake" type shyt. If I was Drama and I knew Drake or the artist I'm about to host this tape for got nikkas holding his hand through songs like the pop artist we see he is, I gotta make a choice on whether to nip that shyt in the bud for my base of integrity as a hip-hop head, or put that tradition aside to catch a quick million. He chose door #2 cause he probably didn't care and also what has Drama been doing lately to turn down money? Drake level money.
It's been revealed that QM records out of Drama's studio
Yeah I feel you. I think this shyt is a harbinger for our genre myself. But Drama didn't feel that way till he wasn't getting his cut off this tape. Or else he wouldn't have worked with a reference track using nikka. He sold it to Meek so Meek could the face of the controversy, not him. He wanted to make Drake bleed without putting his neck out there. But since it's all backfiring he tweeted what he tweeted "put my integrity" on the line. Integrity that he didn't have anyway or else this shyt wouldn't be where it's at.
I would like to see someone have a good rebuttal to this
Good stuff
and the fact that he was using reference tracks on what was supposed to be a FREE MIXTAPE is even more hilarious
light work" ass nikka 
