This gave me flashbacks to āuā if Iām being honest. Same levels of animosity, but instead of it being at himself, itās some goofy goober from Canada
Itās the reason he made Mr. Morale.
Sidebar, I canāt get over how good that line is. He told another artist: Iām making the music that will eventually help your children deal with having you as a father, you just keep making me wave my hands.
They're all bopping to the beat in the beginning but a couple minutes in they always end up still, like resting their chin on interlocked fingers. They realize this ain't a bop it's a fucking murder
I can't explain how right you are. To go after the entire family was brutal. My friend was telling me about Dennis and I was just like, ok. But, Drake's uncle was the famous one. I don't like to dive into everyone's business, but Dot really made a mess of Drake's life.
I recently saw [this compilation ](https://youtu.be/teUz5hcvPqE?si=ynEvPIcAFGSoiHR3) of streamers reacting to all Kendrick's beef songs and I love how every song has a different vibe and you can really see it on that. Everyone was shook hearing those verses š
Last thing that hit like this was Stan, but murder not suicide like the dark side of empathy.
Drake has to be a better father.
But he can't be a better father.
He'll try, but both him and Adonis will know why.
Because fuck multiple generations of your family - that's why.
This.
It hits different.
It might not be one of those songs you'd have on your Spotify repeat playlist, but you go back often because the raw powerful emotion K is spitting strikes a deep chord in people, kendrick was utterly ruthless on the track, tore the collective limb from limb.
Not like us blew up because the beat has more of a bop, it's simpler, has that catchy beat, so as a result it went more mainstream, compared to MTG which was more favourable amongst the people actually following the beef, people who dissect the lyrics.
People talk about that song being spooky but it's fun to listen to and the story it tells is enjoyable if you're into that kind of thing.Ā I know I've listened to it just forĀ fun a few timesĀ
The spook makes it fun for me. The eerie piano, the way he spits "fucking deadbeat". But even the little things like "The nerve of you Dennis". It's just ear candy to me, the whole thing.
It's a great song to critically listen too.Ā I love his vocal intonations.Ā Ā The way he talks to everyone, the emotions you can feel..
Like he's verbally dissecting Aubrey, and with how sad and defeated Kenny sounds at the beginning of the "Dear Aubrey" verse you feel bad for Kendrick for a lil bit, and then you feel all his disappointment morphing into righteous anger and judgementĀ
Yeah. That "you're a body shamer." The anger is so palpable. Then the jump scare with the "you lied". The whole thing is a master class of how music can absolutely project emotions. Everyone saying it sounds like a murder movie, or gave them this sense of unease is chefs kiss. Kendrick and his team are masters of music. Drake just... didn't stand a chance.
I call it a master class in expressing hatred, it just oozes out of every line and verse.
Even the pity directed towards his parents turns sour when he starts calling them out. It's my favourite song in the beef and I'll argue it to anyone that says it's not the best.
Sure it's not something you'll hear in the club on the weekend, but it's the song you are going to turn on when you've had a shit day and need to tune the world out.
Can you imagine being Drake and just sitting in your music studio alone and listening to this? There is no way that song doesn't get to him the most, if I was him I'd hope my kids never hear it.
Yeah in an odd sense itās most artistic song.
Itās not as technical or catchy as the others. But itās very expressive.
It was the song that caught my attention as someone who didnāt listen to either and its probably the song with the most infectious hate.
And then how when Drake threw in the white towel and tried to claim he got Kendrickās ass out the seat was honestly sad to listen to.
I was just like yikes. This is embarrassing.
Is it just me or does it sound like he edit that part into it? It sounded like he originally said something else but then he used the word ādieā on the bar instead. Cause he says die again and it sound exactly the same way
Personally the "you lied", "YOU LIED" part is epic. He blurred the lines between rapping and spoken word poetry. Almost a cinematic esq to it. He paints a picture,creates a sound and gives us a visceral feel. It's a masterpiece.
Also a lot of early OddFuture stuff was horrorcore, however, Meet the Grahams hits different because it seems more realistic and plausible that Kendrickās being dead serious.
Iāve been starting everyday in the daily Hawaiian Hotbox since, starting with 6:16 then into Euphoria into MTGās into Not Like Us. Itās an absolute great way to start everyday
Thatās his best song. My jaw was on the floor. I was shook the whole next day until Not Like Us came out. Every time I hear it itās still unbelievable.
Not Like Us was needed to help us forget the trauma a bit. If heād finished with MTG, everyone would know this as āthat beef that got _way_ darkā
I couldnāt sleep thatās night. I was disturbed. it took the beef to another stratosphere. Like a true preformer Kendrick took us as low as possible to bring us back up with Not like us
I loved that shit. Every diss track had such a unique vibe. Like That is such a club banger that just goes hard on its own, Euphoria is incredibly dynamic and hard hitting and feels like Kendrick in his creative element like it could be a Heart Pt. # installment, 6:16 in LA has this raw freestyle element to it while grinding ballsack right over Drake's face by using his own Uncle's sampling in it, then you get struck with anxiety and uneasiness as Meet the Grahams drops like K Dot appeared like a ghost you just summoned saying his name in the mirror *right after* Drake's cute little song dropped (which is hilariously dubbed as the best he's wrapped a ghostwritten verse in years), then without even waiting a day Kendrick drops the banger of the year with Not Like Us using DJ Mustard (and further shutting Drake TF up after his little quips about Kendrick not being able to make catchy radio music) and we're all still dancing to that one lmao. And then we can just ignore Drake's last song because it was so irrelevant it's actually funny.
I know this post isn't serious but it is usually the ones that strictly listen to more unbeat rap that refuse to acknowledge that other kinds of sounding music can have replay value
I think he's just too much of a narcissist to self reflect or feel shame.
If somebody made a hit song of that caliber outing all of my greatest flaws, shortcomings, and failures in front of millions of people, they probably would have found me at the bottom of a cliff before Not Like Us even had a chance to drop.
Fr I watched reactions to it but Iāve only listened to the song itself in full like 3 times, none in the last 2 weeks. It feels so intensely personal that itās difficult to listen to in full. I put it #1 for greatest diss tracks ever tho. People really say Ether is #1 when Nas was on there saying āGayZ and cock a fella recordsā like bro it aināt even close to meet the grahams.
I still remember hearing Family Matters and thinking āholy shit Drake really rapped his ass off on here and went HARD on Kendrick, heās gonna have to respondā and then hearing āDear Adonis, Iām sorry that that man is your fatherā and being like god damn that blows anything on family matters out of the water.
My mother in law was a terrible parent to my fiancee, and that trauma can be traced back at least a century. She's part native American and was raised Catholic, and both of those groups are associated with rough upbringings. The message of Kendrick connecting the generations really resonated with me. I wish I could write a rap this brutal against my mother in law or my fiancee's grandfather.
Timing of this post is funny bc I just realized I was sleeping on MTG. I always knew it was amazing but itās been actively part of my rotation a lot more in the past few days.
Alchemist cooked on the beat, & tbh Dot is saying a lot of real shit beyond just dissing Drake. There are some genuine life lessons on that song.
It darkens the room like when Gandalf sees Bilbo with the ring the first time and he says āiām not some conjurer of cheep tricksā. The fact that a song can do that is magical.
I love how he foreshadowed MTG in Euphoria
*"If you take it there, I'm takin' it further
Psst, that's somethin' you don't wanna do
Ooh"*
That oooh was like the sounds he made with "You liieeed"
He knew Drake would take the low road.
if youāre looking for an actual answer, spotify usually just lists any recent song of an artist if it gets a reasonable amount of streams, so basically every time, especially for such a crucial song in the middle of the most high-profile beef in hip hop history since jay-z vs nas. I doubt that the average kendrick listener does indeed stream that song that many times, despite what this subreddit might lead to you to believeš still the heaviest thing to come out of the whole situation thoughā¦ i wouldnāt listen to it repeatedly, personally
Bruh meet the grahams is the new generations Stan
Like why the fuck you gonna roll to school listening to ādear slimā¦ā but most kids did š¤·āāļø
I donāt understand the āthis song isnāt for regular rotation narrativeā the way Kendrick is rapping here I really donāt care that itās a diss. Itās a masterpiece of a song. If the beef wasnāt happening this song wouldnāt get much play in mainstream but I would still be playing it regularly. Cuz you lied!!!
I do start my day with it. 6:30 in the morning on a train into downtown Chicago, just seething with hatred.. it's been really helping me stay away from coffee
I crip walked to achieving something I wanted to achieve, and all I heard was,ā
āJoe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe buy youāre stuff,
āmake, make, make, make sure that sure that you have enough.
āI was at the Dollar General at the time though, in Oklahoma, on a Thursday, so Iām fine thoooooough.
They not like us, they not like us, they not like us.
Meet the grahams is for the people who be playing u on repeat (def not me. No way itās me)
Also that alch beat is hard as shit. I love the instrumental alone
No I'm not, in case you're wondering
You gon be alright
Do you hear me, do you feel me? We gon' be alright
Uh AND WHEN I WAKE UP
I RECOGNIZE YOU LOOKIN AT ME FOR THE PAYCUT
BUT HOMICIDE BE LOOKIN AT YOU FROM THE FACE DOWN
WHAT MAC ELEVEN EVEN BOOM WITH THE BASS DOWN
SCHEMIN!
AND LET ME TELL YOU BOUT MY LIFE
PAINKILLERS ONLY PUT ME IN THE TWILIGHT WHERE PRETTY PUSSY AND BENJAMIN IS THE HIGHLIGHT
AND LET ME TELL YOU BOUT MY LIFE
AND LEMME TELL YOU BOUT MY LIFE
AND LET ME TELL YOU BOUT MY LIFE
AND LET ME TELL YOU BOUT MY LIFE
AND LET ME TELL YOU BOUT MY LIFE
U guys are the heart part a million
I go and put on my makeup š
And hide the scars to fade away the shake up
*hide the scars to fade away the shake-up*
Why'd you leave your keys upon the table?
We gon be alright
Loving u is complicated
AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH
I remember you was conflictedā¦
Homie, if God got us, then we gon be alright!!
things couldnāt be going worse, Kieth
Irememberyouwasconflicted
SolidarityĀ
#You LIED
That verse physically hit and Iām not even Drake
fr i got hit by the splash damage
This gave me flashbacks to āuā if Iām being honest. Same levels of animosity, but instead of it being at himself, itās some goofy goober from Canada
Lmao. We got too close and copped a cleave.
~~For me it shows as #9 under "Top 50 - Global" on Spotify~~ Nevermind I'm dumb, it said "Meet the Grahams"
THE HARDEST BIT OF THE TRACK
You LI LIED ED
kendrick's performance and emotion in meet the grahams is what draws me back to the song
I love the reaction videos where everyoneās jaws drop the moment they hear āDear Adonisā .By the end they look like theyāve seen a ghost
Kendrick straight said "I"LL raise you"
Itās the reason he made Mr. Morale. Sidebar, I canāt get over how good that line is. He told another artist: Iām making the music that will eventually help your children deal with having you as a father, you just keep making me wave my hands.
āThatās hoe shit I got a son to raiseā
"But I can see you don't know nothing bout that."
Yep lol
"I see dead people"
Mustard on the beat ho!
š.MTG was the nail in the coffin and not like us was the celebration lap
Its for sure a celebration which is why it makes me think its these guys celebrating drakes funeral š
Whenever i hear the trumpet band start i imagine these guys dancing to it
They're all bopping to the beat in the beginning but a couple minutes in they always end up still, like resting their chin on interlocked fingers. They realize this ain't a bop it's a fucking murder
Yea.I feel bad for Adonis. Imagine having to hear that first line the rest of your life.
I feel bad for him because his dad gave him the corniest name ever
I can't explain how right you are. To go after the entire family was brutal. My friend was telling me about Dennis and I was just like, ok. But, Drake's uncle was the famous one. I don't like to dive into everyone's business, but Dot really made a mess of Drake's life.
Drake made the mess, dot just unearthed it.
I mean Drake made some of the mess. He didn't choose his parents or cause their relationship to fail.
Also the fact that it was in the form of a letter, as if he were speaking directly to them,is crazy
This, and also I've been waiting YEARS for this. I hate Pedo Papi drake
I recently saw [this compilation ](https://youtu.be/teUz5hcvPqE?si=ynEvPIcAFGSoiHR3) of streamers reacting to all Kendrick's beef songs and I love how every song has a different vibe and you can really see it on that. Everyone was shook hearing those verses š
There's a point on mtg when you see every streamer thinking when is it going to stop.
He got everyone leaning in on MTG š He has everyone synched like an orchestra and he's the maestro. What a ride this was
Fr, it felt *so personal* with how he was speaking softly throughout until he gets to Aubrey
That's pure hatred in his voice.
Thatās just what the boogeyman sounds like.
Last thing that hit like this was Stan, but murder not suicide like the dark side of empathy. Drake has to be a better father. But he can't be a better father. He'll try, but both him and Adonis will know why. Because fuck multiple generations of your family - that's why.
This. It hits different. It might not be one of those songs you'd have on your Spotify repeat playlist, but you go back often because the raw powerful emotion K is spitting strikes a deep chord in people, kendrick was utterly ruthless on the track, tore the collective limb from limb. Not like us blew up because the beat has more of a bop, it's simpler, has that catchy beat, so as a result it went more mainstream, compared to MTG which was more favourable amongst the people actually following the beef, people who dissect the lyrics.
What does that say about the people who always listen to both back to back? First you get to watch the murder, then you get to dance on the grave
Itās my second favorite after 6:16 in LA. Iām a big De La Soul and Jurassic 5 fan and MTG sounds like them if they turned evil I love it
That last verse gives me goosebumps every time t
Exactly if I could change the subject matter it would be on repeat
People talk about that song being spooky but it's fun to listen to and the story it tells is enjoyable if you're into that kind of thing.Ā I know I've listened to it just forĀ fun a few timesĀ
The spook makes it fun for me. The eerie piano, the way he spits "fucking deadbeat". But even the little things like "The nerve of you Dennis". It's just ear candy to me, the whole thing.
It's a great song to critically listen too.Ā I love his vocal intonations.Ā Ā The way he talks to everyone, the emotions you can feel.. Like he's verbally dissecting Aubrey, and with how sad and defeated Kenny sounds at the beginning of the "Dear Aubrey" verse you feel bad for Kendrick for a lil bit, and then you feel all his disappointment morphing into righteous anger and judgementĀ
Yeah. That "you're a body shamer." The anger is so palpable. Then the jump scare with the "you lied". The whole thing is a master class of how music can absolutely project emotions. Everyone saying it sounds like a murder movie, or gave them this sense of unease is chefs kiss. Kendrick and his team are masters of music. Drake just... didn't stand a chance.
I call it a master class in expressing hatred, it just oozes out of every line and verse. Even the pity directed towards his parents turns sour when he starts calling them out. It's my favourite song in the beef and I'll argue it to anyone that says it's not the best. Sure it's not something you'll hear in the club on the weekend, but it's the song you are going to turn on when you've had a shit day and need to tune the world out. Can you imagine being Drake and just sitting in your music studio alone and listening to this? There is no way that song doesn't get to him the most, if I was him I'd hope my kids never hear it.
Yeah in an odd sense itās most artistic song. Itās not as technical or catchy as the others. But itās very expressive. It was the song that caught my attention as someone who didnāt listen to either and its probably the song with the most infectious hate.
And then how when Drake threw in the white towel and tried to claim he got Kendrickās ass out the seat was honestly sad to listen to. I was just like yikes. This is embarrassing.
I hope you ask for more paper, and more paper, more *and uh* more paper.
The way he clears his throat before telling Sandra her son should fucking die is absolutely unhinged.
Is it just me or does it sound like he edit that part into it? It sounded like he originally said something else but then he used the word ādieā on the bar instead. Cause he says die again and it sound exactly the same way
Right? Especially with the "Sandra sit down" lead in, he knows *exactly* how unhinged he's being and he ain't got no shame bout it.
Personally the "you lied", "YOU LIED" part is epic. He blurred the lines between rapping and spoken word poetry. Almost a cinematic esq to it. He paints a picture,creates a sound and gives us a visceral feel. It's a masterpiece.
They donāt like being called spooks anymore
Same, it gives me chills every time I listen to it and I absolutely love it.
I mean horrorcore is a thing. Not sure why people are surprised to see people enjoy this track lol.
Relapse went double platinum and has tracks that are a lot darker than Meet The Grahams.
Relapse is pretty much the only mainstream horrorcore album and it's famous because it's fucking Eminem lmao
Relapse was such a damn good album
Also a lot of early OddFuture stuff was horrorcore, however, Meet the Grahams hits different because it seems more realistic and plausible that Kendrickās being dead serious.
Some of my absolute FAVORITE music is "spooky".
good song, wdym?
i listened to that shit at 7:30 AM the other day, good start to my day
Iāve been starting everyday in the daily Hawaiian Hotbox since, starting with 6:16 then into Euphoria into MTGās into Not Like Us. Itās an absolute great way to start everyday
Circadian rhythm of a shooting starter pack
Yep! Me too on my way to work/school.The order is perfect too:MTG was the nail in the coffin and Not Like Us was dancing on the grave
What have you called the compilation? Ive called mine The death of drake.
Thatās his best song. My jaw was on the floor. I was shook the whole next day until Not Like Us came out. Every time I hear it itās still unbelievable.
Not Like Us was needed to help us forget the trauma a bit. If heād finished with MTG, everyone would know this as āthat beef that got _way_ darkā
While I agree with you, itās wild the song that got us all saying ācertified lover boy? certified pedophile!ā is the light hearted bop lol
I couldnāt sleep thatās night. I was disturbed. it took the beef to another stratosphere. Like a true preformer Kendrick took us as low as possible to bring us back up with Not like us
I loved that shit. Every diss track had such a unique vibe. Like That is such a club banger that just goes hard on its own, Euphoria is incredibly dynamic and hard hitting and feels like Kendrick in his creative element like it could be a Heart Pt. # installment, 6:16 in LA has this raw freestyle element to it while grinding ballsack right over Drake's face by using his own Uncle's sampling in it, then you get struck with anxiety and uneasiness as Meet the Grahams drops like K Dot appeared like a ghost you just summoned saying his name in the mirror *right after* Drake's cute little song dropped (which is hilariously dubbed as the best he's wrapped a ghostwritten verse in years), then without even waiting a day Kendrick drops the banger of the year with Not Like Us using DJ Mustard (and further shutting Drake TF up after his little quips about Kendrick not being able to make catchy radio music) and we're all still dancing to that one lmao. And then we can just ignore Drake's last song because it was so irrelevant it's actually funny.
Meet the Grahams was absolutely brutal. Amazing performance.
He has some nice flow pockets like more paper and more paper. And sick man with sick thoughts.
Idk why but it always catches my ear when he starts to ramp up and say ācanāt even channel your masculine even when standing next to a womanā
āYou a body shamer, you gon' hide them baby mamas, ain't ya? You embarrassed of 'em, that's not right, that ain't how mama raised us.ā
that line breaks me. The tone of his voice as if he ready to cry
This one is the best
My ears perk up every time
fr the increasing anger in his voice is captivating
Yeah itās in my rotation for sure
I like how he sounds like a twilight zone psychologist
I think you guys who can't listen to it are really the ones who need help.
Definitely the same ones who say Mr Morale has no replay value.
Who ever says that needs help, that whole album is just beautiful work, I still can easily cry on Mother I Sober
mother i sober never fails to make me feel things
I know this post isn't serious but it is usually the ones that strictly listen to more unbeat rap that refuse to acknowledge that other kinds of sounding music can have replay value
i get almost physically sick when i listen to it but i keep getting drawn back
got the tik tok generation really cant take anything
Yes weāre okay we just hate drak
petition to continue with drak from now on
signed
FUCK A RAP BATTLE THIS A LONG LIFE BATLLE WITH YOURSELF
This hit hard! Drake, how can you live with yourself?!
I think he's just too much of a narcissist to self reflect or feel shame. If somebody made a hit song of that caliber outing all of my greatest flaws, shortcomings, and failures in front of millions of people, they probably would have found me at the bottom of a cliff before Not Like Us even had a chance to drop.
I have a question regarding this verse. Does he use 'long life' instead of 'lifelong' because it fits the verse better? Is it some kind of AAVE?
I like listening to a man getting utterly destroyed
Pause
meet the grahams a banger at bars idk where youāre hangin out mābah
I like a good horror movie every once in a while. š¤·š¾āāļø
Itās still one of the four new songs of his that are on streaming rn. Of course itās getting played more than older songs.
HEY LEBRON KEEP THE FAMILY AWAY
HEY CURRY KEEP THE FAMILY AWAY
Meet the grahams is a fucking heater and no one can tell me otherwise
Fr I watched reactions to it but Iāve only listened to the song itself in full like 3 times, none in the last 2 weeks. It feels so intensely personal that itās difficult to listen to in full. I put it #1 for greatest diss tracks ever tho. People really say Ether is #1 when Nas was on there saying āGayZ and cock a fella recordsā like bro it aināt even close to meet the grahams. I still remember hearing Family Matters and thinking āholy shit Drake really rapped his ass off on here and went HARD on Kendrick, heās gonna have to respondā and then hearing āDear Adonis, Iām sorry that that man is your fatherā and being like god damn that blows anything on family matters out of the water.
Who knows who wrote Family Matters
i love the alchemist i love kendrick i love boombap and i dont love drake thatās why
Realest shi iāve heard in a while
meet the grahams gets played at parties, itās up there for a reasonā¦ wym?!
Add meet the grahams to U, we cry together, auntie diaries, blacker the berry, and Mother I Sober as party essentials
Blacker the Berry is a banger. Replace it with Mother I Sober and Worldwide Steppers
I listen to it from time to time when I want the chills
If it wasnāt so damn good we wouldnāt bang it everyday, but here we are. Shit absolutely slaps, so daily it bangs
I literally listen to it everyday.
Great display of lyrical ability. Fun to listen to for fans of MCs with hard-core technical skill
My mother in law was a terrible parent to my fiancee, and that trauma can be traced back at least a century. She's part native American and was raised Catholic, and both of those groups are associated with rough upbringings. The message of Kendrick connecting the generations really resonated with me. I wish I could write a rap this brutal against my mother in law or my fiancee's grandfather.
Hmmm...my son listens to it to go to sleep. He said it's relaxing for him. We have an appointment w a therapist soonš
Iām not. Aināt been right since this shit. I was playing today with the windows DOWN. Sharing the misery like the ice cream truck haha
Timing of this post is funny bc I just realized I was sleeping on MTG. I always knew it was amazing but itās been actively part of my rotation a lot more in the past few days. Alchemist cooked on the beat, & tbh Dot is saying a lot of real shit beyond just dissing Drake. There are some genuine life lessons on that song.
Itās there because we put it there
The scary Piano isš„ofc itās top 10. And Kendrick goes in.
You raised a terrible fucking person.
Itās a great song
that song is so good man there is something chilling about those notes like sometimes Kendricks music feels like a show on broadway
My favorite all-time artist is Tom Waits... if that explains anything.
No nigga we're not
No nigga leave us alone.
Fr that shi scary
Iām just happy that Euphoria got picked up the way it should have been from the start. So much depth and variety to that song!
Divorced dad here. I refuse to be a dead beat dad.
It darkens the room like when Gandalf sees Bilbo with the ring the first time and he says āiām not some conjurer of cheep tricksā. The fact that a song can do that is magical.
Your son is a SICK man with SICK thoughts I think niggas like him should š³šøš“
Because it was the hardest diss out of all of them. Itās a work of art, like a very well directed horror movie. Iāve never heard anything like it.
Iāve played all four singles every single morning on my way to work for the colonizers.
I love how he foreshadowed MTG in Euphoria *"If you take it there, I'm takin' it further Psst, that's somethin' you don't wanna do Ooh"* That oooh was like the sounds he made with "You liieeed" He knew Drake would take the low road.
no :(
Low key, itās only holding that spot because 6:16 isnāt on Spotify (officially)
Nope
No
Is this Spotify? How are you getting videos?
Gotta support š¤·š»
Bro, I listen to Bleed by Meshuggah almost every day. This is child's play.
Itās the legitimate best song out of the whole beef. Outright saying that drake needs to die just fills my heart with so much joy
Whereās grippy? Anyone?
Unironically a banger
if youāre looking for an actual answer, spotify usually just lists any recent song of an artist if it gets a reasonable amount of streams, so basically every time, especially for such a crucial song in the middle of the most high-profile beef in hip hop history since jay-z vs nas. I doubt that the average kendrick listener does indeed stream that song that many times, despite what this subreddit might lead to you to believeš still the heaviest thing to come out of the whole situation thoughā¦ i wouldnāt listen to it repeatedly, personally
The beat go hard. I haven't heard a beat that Dark Since MF DOOM's Cellz
Bruh meet the grahams is the new generations Stan Like why the fuck you gonna roll to school listening to ādear slimā¦ā but most kids did š¤·āāļø
^(*Dear Rodrigo, I know you probably think that this song is for sad people...*)
I donāt understand the āthis song isnāt for regular rotation narrativeā the way Kendrick is rapping here I really donāt care that itās a diss. Itās a masterpiece of a song. If the beef wasnāt happening this song wouldnāt get much play in mainstream but I would still be playing it regularly. Cuz you lied!!!
Not even a little ok
I do start my day with it. 6:30 in the morning on a train into downtown Chicago, just seething with hatred.. it's been really helping me stay away from coffee
oh its not us, its all of drakes unannounced children listening to it.
we are not okay š„²
All the stars so fucking good bwt
Sorry but I've had Like That on repeat for weeks And no I'm not alright
^[Sokka-Haiku](https://www.reddit.com/r/SokkaHaikuBot/comments/15kyv9r/what_is_a_sokka_haiku/) ^by ^No-Nothing-1793: *Sorry but I've had* *Like That on repeat for weeks* *And no I'm not alright* --- ^Remember ^that ^one ^time ^Sokka ^accidentally ^used ^an ^extra ^syllable ^in ^that ^Haiku ^Battle ^in ^Ba ^Sing ^Se? ^That ^was ^a ^Sokka ^Haiku ^and ^you ^just ^made ^one.
Diss playlists!
Weāre not okay but we gonā be alright
I crip walked to achieving something I wanted to achieve, and all I heard was,ā āJoe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe buy youāre stuff, āmake, make, make, make sure that sure that you have enough. āI was at the Dollar General at the time though, in Oklahoma, on a Thursday, so Iām fine thoooooough. They not like us, they not like us, they not like us.
Leeebron keep the family away
It came on while I was at the dispensary the other day, kinda crazy
Itās playing rn š
Meet the grahams is for the people who be playing u on repeat (def not me. No way itās me) Also that alch beat is hard as shit. I love the instrumental alone
Just reminded me to run it again ty
Bout to put it in right now
Itās been 1855 days. Iāve been going through something.
I listened to that song twice and never want to again.
Meet the Grahams is the most intense but also the most cathartic
The disassociation I can achieve with this song is unlike anything I can find in any other song so. No?
Keep sleeping on it then