backbreaker65
All Star
The difference is Drake portrayed the songs as his, he did not feature the writer on the song. Fif gave them there credit. Y'all try to fukking hard and still miss the point.
SOHH 50 steals Sonny Digital "I'm The Man" and it's okay because he's featured?
- Thread starter Suleiman Bey
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Richard Wright
Living Legend
Wait hold up, sonny digital has been a rapper too this whole time 
He gave QM a writer credit. What are you talking about??
General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
I was wondering the difference also. Thanks for clearing that up.
backbreaker65
All Star
OK dude you win, now go eat some supper. I don't recall hearing QM on the song at all. I hear sonny digital on the song and I hear Earl Hayes.
nikka stop playing stupid.
When have you EVER heard a Drake song FEATURING QM? This nikka is "remixing" people's songs with the original artist nowhere to be found. It's a world of difference between that and the kind of shenanigans Drake as been up to.
Fif ain't got the touch. The beat and hooks is killa. Fif ain't got enough swag for this. He sound out of place.
If we're playing that game we can list LOTS of people. You wanna do that? There's so many damn reference tracks tossed around and they don't always feature the person who created the song. From producers and rappers
So the rules are you have to feature the person who gave you a reference track? Cause uh.
backbreaker65
All Star
Yeah whatever you say man. All I said is fif has a history of doing this, it's not new to him to rewrite a verse here or there and keep the writer on the song for continuity. He doesn't hide anything about the track. If you saw his IG he said Sonny just gave me some heat. Y'all are trying to hard.
SpacelySprockets
Veteran
im sure u know the difference but get your troll on
1. 50 released it on a mixtape so idk how he's using it for monetary gains
2. 50 wrote his own parts, quentin wrote most of drakes parts
What am I TRYING to do exactly?
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
I was actually very impressed with the song - the thread title does ring an alarm in the creative responsibility department but let's not act like the person behind this track didn't just peep Aloe Blacc's "I'm the Man" and that weirdo dude's "Modern Man" before doing their own reiterated rendition
Suleiman Bey
Banned
1. He made a mini movie video, best believe it's going on iTunes shortly, just like "Too Wack"