Oct 11, 2025 Drake’s good albums have been out. He’s just a hit maker now. And even if the hits stopped coming, he still had plenty and also gave plenty.
Oct 11, 2025 Haha. Clock his a--- again Poor Drake can’t be like me and still make hits 25 years later.
Oct 11, 2025 well, Nokia proves he still has it and it blew up so... it also shows how other rappers really need him to chart.
Oct 11, 2025 Your lil' memes is losin' steam, they figured you out The forced opinions is not convincin', y'all need a new route It's time that you look around on who's around you Before you figure that you're not alone, ask: "What Mike would do?"
Oct 12, 2025 That works too. Wouldn’t be music for my taste, but he could’ve made a solo album of hits for the club/dance scene. Either way, keeping his head down, putting out new music, and moving on completely changes the narrative. Instead, Drake has chosen to obsess over the L, whether it be the cryptic references in his social media post or his legal actions. Ironically, because of these antics, the L is the first thing that comes to anyone’s mind when they think of Drake. This self-defeating behavior is very perplexing coming from someone who has maneuvered so adeptly throughout his career.
Oct 12, 2025 That’s not how rap battles work. He lost cuz he had worse tracks. Euphoria ended him, not like us was the over k---
Oct 12, 2025 Then Drake had the best one cause Kendrick only made people dance to a YG beat which reminded people he isn’t always boring
Oct 12, 2025 That’s the guy making that type of West Coast music people party to, That’s what Kendrick had been missing so they gave him something most people won’t turn off.
Oct 12, 2025 Obviously he isn’t going to win it, with the Jewish media owning nearly all of Americans music industry. This was probably his warning sign that he can’t do just whatever anymore. Drake tried to break away but still a couple under cover Jewish media officers in his circle.
Oct 14, 2025 Cause it bangs, but That’s not recent rap, Drake blew up in like 2009. New song, old artist
