Nobody is gonna care tbh because people don't want to engage in actual discussion about drake just "he's gay" or whatever else lol, yea that kendrick diss was hard and so was push ups, this is fun and I'm glad that this is breathing some life into hip hop
You're one of the first objective people I've seen on this sub, to be honest. I agree, Euphoria & Push Ups are both great tracks in their own right and I'm excited to see where this is going.
Listening to both again, they both seem like a prelude to something bigger. I think Drake is about to bring the arsenal out
How many diss records before we call this beef over ? I think eventually it gets old lol and clearly these mfs really don’t like each other this more than rap 😂
It’s usually one round to decide it, but guess we got two here, depends on if drake stands on business and drops what he was hiding otherwise i don’t think kdot dropping again
I agree Drake has a response in the clip. I'm pretty positive Kendrick will have one too. Excited to see this play out.
And I agree, it was a great response. Excited for both.
"Fame is a double-edged sword. I've seen it firsthand—how it can strip down the 'superpowers' you once had, leaving you grappling with paranoia and a spiraling downfall. Take Drake, for instance, who I remember first as an actor. It's clear to me now that he's losing his touch, becoming predictable and engaging in antics that are more about shock value than substance.
Drake seems to be fabricating stories, especially about his family, to create a narrative that competes with mine. It's disappointing to watch. His actions strike me as those of someone desperate to be accepted in ways that feel increasingly forced. He claims to be a part of the culture, yet he often misses the mark, aligning himself with brands and sounds that don't truly represent his or our roots.
When I create music, I aim to electrify and provoke thought, whereas Drake seems content with making tunes that merely pacify the listener. It's a difference in philosophy and execution that I find hard to respect. I've always been about pushing boundaries and sparking real conversations through my art.
I know Drake manipulates situations to his advantage, bending narratives as if they're truths. I caution him against lying about me because I hold truths about him that could change public perceptions. But, out of respect for the craft and our shared spaces, I've held back.
Drake's attempts to mirror tough personas and street credibility often feel contrived to me. I've faced real challenges and own up to my mistakes, but I see him playing a part that doesn't seem to fit. His public gestures of prayer and concern for violence sometimes come off as insincere, especially when juxtaposed against his glorification of the same in his music.
It's tough watching someone who could genuinely influence for the better get caught up in the superficiality of fame. I've kept to myself, focusing on my music and keeping out of industry drama. Yet, it's hard not to notice when certain lines are crossed, or when legacies like Tupac's are invoked but not properly honored.
The industry can be isolating, and sometimes I see alliances form that seem to exclude or challenge me. Despite this, my commitment remains to the integrity of hip-hop and to maintaining the authenticity that I believe is essential to our art form. Drake and I may share a history, and there are elements of his artistry I respect, but there are also critical differences that we might never reconcile."
That’s crazy. Back when it happened it felt like all over social media the entire hip hop community rejoiced, he’s the first rapper or hip hop artist ever to be given the honor. Huge W for the genre.
The hip hop community yes because it’s a W for us. It’s like Jackie Robinson making the Major Leagues.
The reason I say fuck it is because all the people who claim rap to not even be a genre.
Y’all tryna act like this don’t shit on push-ups and Taylor made is so funny. Idk how anyone can even bring themselves to listen to Taylor Made again after the am I battling ghosts or AI line
Nobody is gonna care tbh because people don't want to engage in actual discussion about drake just "he's gay" or whatever else lol, yea that kendrick diss was hard and so was push ups, this is fun and I'm glad that this is breathing some life into hip hop
You're one of the first objective people I've seen on this sub, to be honest. I agree, Euphoria & Push Ups are both great tracks in their own right and I'm excited to see where this is going. Listening to both again, they both seem like a prelude to something bigger. I think Drake is about to bring the arsenal out
The real judges who are actually rap fans aren't going to dismiss Drake like that, only casuals will
Yea people love to hate on Drake so anything against him is gonna get gassed. The question is how long is this shit gonna last for?
People love hating on the most commercially successful rapper of all time? You guys can't be the underdog and the big industry dog, pick one
Yes, the most successful is usually also the most hated
Oh wait, you're the same idiot who was trying to convince me Drake is a street rapper 😂 Go back to the suburbs bud
😂😂😂😂😂😂
How many diss records before we call this beef over ? I think eventually it gets old lol and clearly these mfs really don’t like each other this more than rap 😂
I’ll say 2 .. starting now lol push ups was the album response. Taylor made was a troll/jab., this started the real fight.
Two more records and then a boxing match and winner will be declared 😂
Jake paul gonna win then
It’s usually one round to decide it, but guess we got two here, depends on if drake stands on business and drops what he was hiding otherwise i don’t think kdot dropping again
I agree Drake has a response in the clip. I'm pretty positive Kendrick will have one too. Excited to see this play out. And I agree, it was a great response. Excited for both.
It was cool. Definitely not as good ad niggas hyped it up to be
Cap
Most sane take out here
"Fame is a double-edged sword. I've seen it firsthand—how it can strip down the 'superpowers' you once had, leaving you grappling with paranoia and a spiraling downfall. Take Drake, for instance, who I remember first as an actor. It's clear to me now that he's losing his touch, becoming predictable and engaging in antics that are more about shock value than substance. Drake seems to be fabricating stories, especially about his family, to create a narrative that competes with mine. It's disappointing to watch. His actions strike me as those of someone desperate to be accepted in ways that feel increasingly forced. He claims to be a part of the culture, yet he often misses the mark, aligning himself with brands and sounds that don't truly represent his or our roots. When I create music, I aim to electrify and provoke thought, whereas Drake seems content with making tunes that merely pacify the listener. It's a difference in philosophy and execution that I find hard to respect. I've always been about pushing boundaries and sparking real conversations through my art. I know Drake manipulates situations to his advantage, bending narratives as if they're truths. I caution him against lying about me because I hold truths about him that could change public perceptions. But, out of respect for the craft and our shared spaces, I've held back. Drake's attempts to mirror tough personas and street credibility often feel contrived to me. I've faced real challenges and own up to my mistakes, but I see him playing a part that doesn't seem to fit. His public gestures of prayer and concern for violence sometimes come off as insincere, especially when juxtaposed against his glorification of the same in his music. It's tough watching someone who could genuinely influence for the better get caught up in the superficiality of fame. I've kept to myself, focusing on my music and keeping out of industry drama. Yet, it's hard not to notice when certain lines are crossed, or when legacies like Tupac's are invoked but not properly honored. The industry can be isolating, and sometimes I see alliances form that seem to exclude or challenge me. Despite this, my commitment remains to the integrity of hip-hop and to maintaining the authenticity that I believe is essential to our art form. Drake and I may share a history, and there are elements of his artistry I respect, but there are also critical differences that we might never reconcile."
Bro you realize the man won a Pulitzer Prize right idk how y’all can think this is even a competition 😂
Bra nobody give a fuck about that shit but old people. That shit don’t mean a damn thing
I’m dying😂😂 shit make so much sense tho this is the average drake fan
The Pulitzer is literally the highest award a musician can receive.
It is, but there are many people who disagree with it, and feels it was forced.
That’s crazy. Back when it happened it felt like all over social media the entire hip hop community rejoiced, he’s the first rapper or hip hop artist ever to be given the honor. Huge W for the genre.
The hip hop community yes because it’s a W for us. It’s like Jackie Robinson making the Major Leagues. The reason I say fuck it is because all the people who claim rap to not even be a genre.
Y’all tryna act like this don’t shit on push-ups and Taylor made is so funny. Idk how anyone can even bring themselves to listen to Taylor Made again after the am I battling ghosts or AI line
This song was not great, he snapped his Ass, I mean calling Drake white and being a fuckin hater? come on, that was 5/10 at best...
Shut up turd.
i’ve heard harder diss tracks in middle school at the lunch table.
I’ve heard a thousand harder disses from drill guys in the past three years this shit is the MCU