Drake vs Kendrick: A Full Breakdown and History of Rap's Most Iconic Rap Beef...

Stevie and Noah go over the Drake and Kendrick beef in full.
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[@distinctlydri2831]

1. The "Control" verse was not an attack. It was friendly fire and only Drake was in his feeling about it. 2. "Push Ups" was not leaked. It was attempted to spin that angle because they wanted to test the waters in regard to public opinion. It took Nas 2 months to reply to Jay Z. Drake is the one that started that nonsense about the time it takes to get a reply because he used it against Meek. These artist travel with studios. Stop with the excuses.

[@ScaryHoursStudio]

I agree!! No excuses for Drake! These Drake fans are soft!

[@cesarandthewiseguypodcast3554]

6:44 You don’t know why all this even started? Bro you could tell you weren’t submerged into these moments in live time nor understand this real history.

[@noahmalone930]

After hearing that kendrick rejected to be on the song, things start to add up more

[@SilverHusky]

I want to add something to the Taylor Made Freestyle portion. Drake was the first artist to be hit with a massive AI track, "Heart on my sleeve". UMG went after that song with all that they had. Drake's use of AI makes him out to be a hypocrite.

[@noahmalone930]

Good point. I think there had to be a part of him that knew he would get hit with the cease and desist eventually

[@NickMarky]

How is using AI “creative?” It’s like the exact opposite anyone with an ability to use a computer can make an AI verse.

[@ScaryHoursStudio]

I did not love that move, it was in bad taste.

[@noahmalone930]

From the standpoint of nobody has used it in a song yet, I thought it was cool

[@noahmalone930]

More so for the Tupac verse is what I’m referring to