No. He said he's sick and how much time does he have left...

Exactly

 

drake gonna drop the track 

nah his wife complained about life sometimes on ig. you know them ig stalkers...

 

No. He said he's sick and how much time does he have left...

tic tic tic is wishing death, period.

 

No. He said he's sick and how much time does he have left...

lmbo really dude

 

Is There More makes so much sense now

 

Is There More makes so much sense now

Can you elaborate fam

 

Can you elaborate fam

“I would rather have you remember me how we met
I would rather lose my leg than lose their respect
But that'll never happen the way I'm watchin' my step
That ain't what I'm 'bout”

I wasn’t sure what these lines were about before, but now I think they relate to Drake’s legacy. In the video he talked about how he didn’t want to be remembered for the response he wrote to the Story of Adidon. Drake’s image as the “good guy” which he references a few times through Scorpion is what he seems to have prioritized when deciding how to handle the beef. The line about watching his step is about his calculated decision to not respond and take the high ground. The title “Is There More?” could also be a reference to Drake’s legacy as he mentions that he was willing to lose some respect in the eyes of “rap purists” in pursuit of something more. All of this may have been obvious, but I just really started to see this thanks to this interview.

 

“I would rather have you remember me how we met
I would rather lose my leg than lose their respect
But that'll never happen the way I'm watchin' my step
That ain't what I'm 'bout”

I wasn’t sure what these lines were about before, but now I think they relate to Drake’s legacy. In the video he talked about how he didn’t want to be remembered for the response he wrote to the Story of Adidon. Drake’s image as the “good guy” which he references a few times through Scorpion is what he seems to have prioritized when deciding how to handle the beef. The line about watching his step is about his calculated decision to not respond and take the high ground. The title “Is There More?” could also be a reference to Drake’s legacy as he mentions that he was willing to lose some respect in the eyes of “rap purists” in pursuit of something more. All of this may have been obvious, but I just really started to see this thanks to this interview.

the wordplay w losing leg/watching my step

 

“I would rather have you remember me how we met
I would rather lose my leg than lose their respect
But that'll never happen the way I'm watchin' my step
That ain't what I'm 'bout”

I wasn’t sure what these lines were about before, but now I think they relate to Drake’s legacy. In the video he talked about how he didn’t want to be remembered for the response he wrote to the Story of Adidon. Drake’s image as the “good guy” which he references a few times through Scorpion is what he seems to have prioritized when deciding how to handle the beef. The line about watching his step is about his calculated decision to not respond and take the high ground. The title “Is There More?” could also be a reference to Drake’s legacy as he mentions that he was willing to lose some respect in the eyes of “rap purists” in pursuit of something more. All of this may have been obvious, but I just really started to see this thanks to this interview.

great post

 

"I would rather have you remember me how we met
I would rather lose my leg than lose their respect
But that'll never happen the way I'm watchin' my step
That ain't what I'm 'bout"

I wasn't sure what these lines were about before, but now I think they relate to Drake's legacy. In the video he talked about how he didn't want to be remembered for the response he wrote to the Story of Adidon. Drake's image as the "good guy" which he references a few times through Scorpion is what he seems to have prioritized when deciding how to handle the beef. The line about watching his step is about his calculated decision to not respond and take the high ground. The title "Is There More?" could also be a reference to Drake's legacy as he mentions that he was willing to lose some respect in the eyes of "rap purists" in pursuit of something more. All of this may have been obvious, but I just really started to see this thanks to this interview.

 

It seems that his explanation is doing more harm than good.

Especially that “battle rules” statement. People were forgetting about the beef and he just brought more negative attention to himself.

 

For all this talk about losing the battle and all consider this

Nas won the battle and look where it got him, try playing Ether today and see how well received it is today. He's basically just calling Jay Z gay for 4 minutes. Jay Z took that L but he won the war
(I see Duppy as takeover - a better diss song but Ether and Adidon are just brutal punches but not good songs)

Drake is either lying about the diss/has a terrible diss but if he releases it how will it be looked back on? He's obviously going to win the war against Pusha T/Kanye through longevity/sales/public opinion so why ruin that

 

“I would rather have you remember me how we met
I would rather lose my leg than lose their respect
But that'll never happen the way I'm watchin' my step
That ain't what I'm 'bout”

I wasn’t sure what these lines were about before, but now I think they relate to Drake’s legacy. In the video he talked about how he didn’t want to be remembered for the response he wrote to the Story of Adidon. Drake’s image as the “good guy” which he references a few times through Scorpion is what he seems to have prioritized when deciding how to handle the beef. The line about watching his step is about his calculated decision to not respond and take the high ground. The title “Is There More?” could also be a reference to Drake’s legacy as he mentions that he was willing to lose some respect in the eyes of “rap purists” in pursuit of something more. All of this may have been obvious, but I just really started to see this thanks to this interview.

hard asf

 

It seems that his explanation is doing more harm than good.

Especially that “battle rules” statement. People were forgetting about the beef and he just brought more negative attention to himself.

only for people affiliated with kanye's camp and a very small percentage at that. interview caused many people within the industry to turn on kanye as well as exposed him as a snake to the general public

 

It seems that his explanation is doing more harm than good.

Especially that “battle rules” statement. People were forgetting about the beef and he just brought more negative attention to himself.

Not really, this was for his fans he already knows that he can’t win with certain people. Drake deals with negativity everyday this isn’t even anything to lose sleep over.

 

Only negativity I've seen directed towards Drake is the fact that he will never drop the diss that is "dark" and "really bad" . Other than that, every ones been saying Kanye is a snake tbh

 

https://twitter.com/h_n_z/status/1052395069066625025?s=21

 

Pusha going on Budden podcast now

 

Pusha going on Budden podcast now

Source?

 

Source?

Twitter saying on his live assuming it was joe but didn’t see anything on his ig of a live show

 

So LeBron is the guy Drake was talking about in the Semtex interview

Wait wym

 

Wait wym

viet confirmed it wasn't him but drake said someone he really respects told him that when he responded to meek he had to make sure he destroyed him or something along those lines

 

Yall think that was a shot to em when he said he seen rappers stay passed their welcomes and doesn't want to be like that?

 

“I would rather have you remember me how we met
I would rather lose my leg than lose their respect
But that'll never happen the way I'm watchin' my step
That ain't what I'm 'bout”

I wasn’t sure what these lines were about before, but now I think they relate to Drake’s legacy. In the video he talked about how he didn’t want to be remembered for the response he wrote to the Story of Adidon. Drake’s image as the “good guy” which he references a few times through Scorpion is what he seems to have prioritized when deciding how to handle the beef. The line about watching his step is about his calculated decision to not respond and take the high ground. The title “Is There More?” could also be a reference to Drake’s legacy as he mentions that he was willing to lose some respect in the eyes of “rap purists” in pursuit of something more. All of this may have been obvious, but I just really started to see this thanks to this interview.

Beautiful theory but no. The line you’re leaving out that kicks off those bars is “I only tell lies to the ones I have to protect.” He’s obviously speaking about people. He never says he’s willing to lost respect from rap purists in pursuit of something more. He said he’s willing to lose their respect opposed to being known for saying villainous shit.

 

This the one?

Sure Paul. If you say so. You sweating this thread major. What's your angle? Drak is on top. We back on top, to quote FlopYaY.

40 a snake