Toronto rapper Drake is back with his 3rd commercial release, Nothing Was The Same. Here, Drake continues with his lyrical obsession with the tattered relationships of his past, which is fine, but he hops on a gauntlet of nutty trap beats on this LP that are less than flattering to his clean-cut persona.
This is how I feel about this song, it doesnt fade into it from the previous song the worst, but just looking back on it when going through the album as a whole, it feels a bit disjointed... not that the song is terrible, just doesn't feel cohesive as the rest.I agree with them about "Hold on we're going home" being completely out of place.
Its a very catchy and good song, but musically and lyrically it is completely at odds with the rest of the album.
Yup.BTW, anyone like Take Care better than this album? I bought it Tuesday and have listened to the album maybe 3-4 times all the way through and I still think its definitely good, just no where near Take Care.
clean-cut persona is a good way to describe him.
So the Hold On, We're going home video...
what the fuck does it have to do with the track.
it's almost like because it's a pop drake track that he decided to go in the complete opposite direction for the video to make up for it
So the Hold On, We're going home video...
what the fuck does it have to do with the track.
it's almost like because it's a pop drake track that he decided to go in the complete opposite direction for the video to make up for it
Yeah. He may be the best out of the current bunch, but he's still a long ways away from Jay, Nas, 3 Stacks, or Em. (Kendrick's nowhere near them either)
Even if Drake feels he's there he should prove it by making/continuing to make better records (like Kendrick wanted), not by whining on the radio to Angie Martinez.
He's most certainly not the best of the current bunch...Give me Kendrick, Q, Danny Brown, and Big Krit over Drake anyday.
The beat on Pound Cake is seriously incredible. Its just too bad Jay Z gave us such a lazy verse. Like why did he agree to do it then?
The beat on Pound Cake is seriously incredible. Its just too bad Jay Z gave us such a lazy verse. Like why did he agree to do it then?
Nah, that's Shiny Suit Theory.That is Jay-Z's best verse in five years
Really? Which one is u?
That is Jay-Z's best verse in five years
No it's not
Nah, that's Shiny Suit Theory.
That verse and the verse he dropped on the bitch don't kill my vibe remix are better than 90% of mchg.
Nah, that's Shiny Suit Theory.
Kendrick is better in every way when it comes to talent, aside from singing. Don't think Des was talking about sales.Better in what?
I'm a huge Kendrick fan. Been listening to him since overly Dedicated. Back then I always said he's the best out there (lyrically) and everyone would just laugh. So lyrically I agree.
However, we live in an age where having lyrics is not the end all, there's many people who have better lyrics then Drake, yet Drake owns them all in sales, and it's not even close. His popularity is unmatched. He sales more then kanye, jay, Wayne, I know there not as good as they were before but still.
That is Jay-Z's best verse in five years
It really is. The damn name just threw me off at first, so I turned it off lol. It gets some spin now.Whoa, Wu Tang Forever is a dope track. I don't put a track on repeat very often.
Its not even Jay's best verse on a Drake album. his verse on Light Up was much better.
Whoa, Wu Tang Forever is a dope track. I don't put a track on repeat very often.
Cake, cake-cake, cake-cake, cake"And to these n****s I'm like Windows 7
you let them tell it, they swear they invented you"
Not even..
Oh yeah I'm most definitely talking about sales and mainstream appeal because that's what defines an artist. ...I agree with you on that.
That's an unfair comparison though.
Comparing anyone with EMINEM, Nas, Andre, Tupac, B.I.G is unfair.
I don't ever see him reaching that height or anyone else for that matter.
Better in what?
I'm a huge Kendrick fan. Been listening to him since overly Dedicated. Back then I always said he's the best out there (lyrically) and everyone would just laugh. So lyrically I agree.
However, we live in an age where having lyrics is not the end all, there's many people who have better lyrics then Drake, yet Drake owns them all in sales, and it's not even close. His popularity is unmatched. He sales more then kanye, jay, Wayne, I know there not as good as they were before but still.
I started to read this post. Then I saw that you typed out Eminem in all caps.I agree with you on that.
That's an unfair comparison though.
Comparing anyone with EMINEM, Nas, Andre, Tupac, B.I.G is unfair.
I don't ever see him reaching that height or anyone else for that matter.
Better in what?
I'm a huge Kendrick fan. Been listening to him since overly Dedicated. Back then I always said he's the best out there (lyrically) and everyone would just laugh. So lyrically I agree.
However, we live in an age where having lyrics is not the end all, there's many people who have better lyrics then Drake, yet Drake owns them all in sales, and it's not even close. His popularity is unmatched. He sales more then kanye, jay, Wayne, I know there not as good as they were before but still.
The saddest part is that's probably the most effort Jay's put in a verse a minute.
That is Jay-Z's best verse in five years
Kendrick is better in every way when it comes to talent, aside from singing. Don't think Des was talking about sales.
Oh yeah I'm most definitely talking about sales and mainstream appeal because that's what defines an artist. ...
I'm curious to see in what ways you think schoolboyQ, Danny brown, and big krit are better.