He doesn’t care anymore

Hell no this shit is ass 💩💩💩💩🗑️🗑️🗑️🗑️…. It’s a miracle. Drake made this shit sound good.

I wish he had 3 verses lmao

No. Doesn't cut it here.

Not when it's bar for bar, flow for flow, delivery for delivery.

@@qtastolfo1386he’s literally on the writing credits on the original song, so yeah, I agree with @Areyudumb.

You are the reason we have trash like Sexyy. You guys let everthing pass if the beatnis good.

Damn your jaws don't hurt?

thank you💯 🙌🏽 . Drake is singing all of this in His song .

The hook or the flow since you don’t seem to know is the hardest thing to find when writing hip hop this is like having 90% of the work handed to you all he had to do is change something’s like shooter for nigga which now that we’ve heard the reference track was a stupid change for a song about mob ties shooter hits harder.

@@SatanaelKurusu bruhh, there’s like 3 or 4 similar words in both versions . this is the music making process . look up the recording session for “lucifer” by jayz & kanye west . kanye lays down a verse, & flow. jay comes back with his verse, and uses kanye’s flow. even uses kanye’s line “murder captitol, where we murder for capitol.” Am i gonna say kanye wrote for jayz? nahh. that’s just the process . jay also used 2pac’s flow, and cadence on “bonnie & clyde”. even took pacs lyrics “all i need in this life of sin, is me and my girlfriend.” it’s the same shit…people wildn’. but ofcourse, it’s “cool” to hate drake .

Honestly, nah, he wouldn't have... That second verse is horrible and also, no real melody on the hook like Drake did... And no one in the main stream would eat it up like they did when Drake did it..

@@kevinmendoza-ks7nv nigga it’s the same exact words flipped I’m not doing this with a random

​@@kevinmendoza-ks7nv I would actually add it to my playlist. After hearing them side by side. Drake sounds fake and Vory sounds more authentic.

@@moiceslopez8788I literally thought the same thing

bro no one would listen to this shit it’s a GREAT song… he wrote a good song but delivery wise it’s a not from me. not every good writer is a good artist and visa versa. it’s crazy how drake is able to personify those verses too… coz i know for a fact it ain’t easy rapping someone else’s shit

And you have so much in common with Kendrick. Do you beat on women also?

He definitely represents guys who have to put forth effort just to be men

​@@capalottyslimalini2878 allegations vs literal proof being creepy pdf file, y'all p drizzy fans are different

Yes and there's so many ways to look at him. Which is an admirable trait itself. If you accept the fact that he's definitely from a different community and comes off as soft, you can still appreciate how hard he went as a square. And every man can relate to being a square even the toughest guys. We are all just projecting what we want ourselves to be and all his efforts are on display. Which can be perceived as cringey but in the grand scheme of things. He's succeeded. Not to forget he did bring to life his own city that wasn't paid attention to culturally too much. There's so many guys from mediumor small cities that still have a sense of greater destiny. Drake is just a fucking dude that shits like everyone else that's why his efforts to be so perfect is an art in itself.

And honestly I'm starting to think the hood and these tough and low end places respect drake more than mid class hipsters because they accept who he is and are fully aware AND still appreciate his effort and his admiration of the hood culture which his real dad is from. Where as Kendrick has risen to develop imposter syndrome which the mid class relates to more because of their ambivalent position in society. Poor people don't have time to feel imposter syndrome and are still fully aware of the concept and that's why drake's lack of imposter syndrome is awe inspiring in a way. A sort of way of not bitching out and being unapologetic in invading a culture you like and attempting your best to contribute to it although you can never get rid of the Canadian twang or zestiness. It's heart warming to a degree if you look at it a certain way

And they were condemned as well

Get his meat out yo mouth! One or two lines ain’t the same as a whole ref track with the SAME flow and damn near same lyrics

I mean if you get one or two guys out of a ghost writer it explains why he has doesn't of them

@@learningtobeanadult7719 a career of more than 15 years never left the top more number one hits than you can count it defies logic to justify that by saying the word Ghostwriter

The amount of cope is incredible. Real rappers write their own shit. No if ands or buts. I like Drake with the melodies, ion like Drake when he act tuff...should've stuck to singin nigga

Imagine being happy another man is being written for. Crazy

@@MarauderM00gi everyone gets written for… if you listen to the reference and the actually release you’ll see it’s just the flow and a couple lines here and there. and there’s NOTHING wrong with that

​@bbytino hows drakes nuts taste? This tune kills drakes version, nobody wanna listen to fruit cake drake singing while he paints his nails.

There’s a lot of pop artists and R&B artists that get written for, but to claim Hip Hop, you have to write your own raps from your own experience and perspective. You can’t claim MC and have other writers writing for you. It’s like calling yourself a book writer, but you had a real writer put your thoughts into perspective. You have a book, but you’re not an author. Drake is very skilled and talented and makes very amazing music. They frame him as Hip Hop, but he’s really not.

I can't Disagree more. Drake's sounds like a parody now