Who is Drake? Do We Not Know Enough About Drakes Background?

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@TheRealTrophy Ай бұрын

Drake had a barmitzvah Drake is from Canada Drake was raised in Jew community Drake was raised by his YT family Drake isn’t our culture, hip hop is from the black American experience & point of view. When tragedies happen to our community Kendrick made songs addressing it even Cole speaks on inner city issues Drake doesn’t because he can’t.

@SuperStarASAR Ай бұрын

So easy to see but I guess people really blind

@RepTheRep Ай бұрын

“HAVE YOU EVER?” You not listening trell 🤣

@hotdewayne09 Ай бұрын

I like yall conversations, but i believe having a guest that can truly articulated what you saying would make it clearer for the debate and audiences

@EllisPT305 Ай бұрын

His first six years of being famous was him telling you about his life. That’s the reason why everybody used to call him soft and say he vulnerable. It wasn’t always about women. And Young Thug already said Drake the only big artist that be trying to help people try to help people Music go up that ain’t culture snatching he bigging up the art

@TwoH.Q Ай бұрын

I was listening the first six years, and I don’t believe he told us much outside of his efforts to become a rapper/star. We don’t know what type of neighborhood he grew up in, what type of schools he went to, etc. Alot of y’all are okay with pandering and I don’t understand why.

@wondoxl4866 Ай бұрын

@@TwoH.Qstarted from the bottom, You & the 6, UGK, look what you’ve done, 305 to my city. Drake tells you all you NEED to know. You obviously weren’t listening for the first 6 years

@TheRealTrophy Ай бұрын

Started from the bottom?!!! WHAT BOTTOM😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Vrmickyperry Ай бұрын

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@Vrmickyperry Ай бұрын

That ☝🏽 is Drake telling you his actual past. Just informational purposes.

@darioepifania1603 Ай бұрын

What does it mean to be black? What are they actually expecting drake to say?

@TwoH.Q Ай бұрын

He doesn’t have to be “black.” He has to be true to his upbringing and experience.

@six0two824 Ай бұрын

Child actor turned rapper…taking gay roles in student films

@moetmac9689 Ай бұрын

UNDERSTAND THIS IS NOT ABOUT SKIN COLOR ITS ABOUT CULTURE,culture is a language,it’s a thought process/body movement/taste for food/taste in clothing ect i know wat a hot comb smells like,DRAKE DOESNT UNTIL HE MET STRIPPERS

@sapio_leo2082 Ай бұрын

Exactly. An example of these cultural expressions of race: go to Ross in a black neighborhood and there will be clothing that represents black culture. Ross in a Mexican neighborhood will have predominantly cultural items etc etc. they also play music according to the demographics cultural demand. This happens in most businesses. Imagine being at Ross in a black area and every week they change the cultural aesthetics from clothes to music to workers; that’s pandering and inappropriate on many levels

@AriJordan Ай бұрын

Yes, drake is black but the point is he's always identified mostly with his white side because he was always with his mother. Drake didn't talk how he talks now, he changed his image over time to fit in. He's also a culture vulture because he's a Canadian who cosplays black American culture, a culture that he didn't grow up in. If you knew who he was from Degrassi you'd know that and see the changes. And he wants to be part of the culture, but when shit goes down in the culture you never hear drake speaking out. One of the biggest artists never speaks out.

@Dollaz_And_Dreamz Ай бұрын

No blacker the berry No crooked smile

@infamouseli92 Ай бұрын

The boy on the right missing the point , Kendrick is challenging Drake blackness in terms of culture

@youngcity4241 Ай бұрын

These dudes really don’t study music Drake was very personal in his early music that’s why people liked him in the first place

@moetmac9689 Ай бұрын

We don’t kno who drake is,is a honest statement…if you really think about it Drake seems like his blood line starts with his mom and ends with Adonis..not even the rap game can say they knew drake before the degrassi..I believe he had only one mixtape then boom Eminem features Kanye,Wayne,dj khaled ect he’s an alien 👽

@yaptrap1082 Ай бұрын

His ghost writers were very personal 😭

@SuperStarASAR Ай бұрын

You are lying and delusional

@JudoMMAster Ай бұрын

T Rell just be fucking rambling. Pun, Keem, how tf do yall do this shit

@MallyMa17 Ай бұрын

Bro on the left is tripping. Drake is black he can’t be a culture vulture. Yall want his black experience to be just like your own and fault him for growing up different. He grew up with his mom’s side it’s not his fault his pops wasn’t around. Drake does songs with artist who are up and coming and gives them a look. That’s a black man putting on for his folks. Does he benefit from it yes but so does the person. We have to stop acting like we all grow up the same.

@hotdewayne09 Ай бұрын

This isn't true. Being black don't mean you apart of the culture. What is the culture we speak of. Blacks in American has had a very different experience then blacks everywhere else. Those experiences shapes the culture. So those who come up in those environments are the culture. Drake background reflect a vastly different culture. Just because he is a black man don't mean he is apart of the culture in the USA. Blacks in African has their own different culture and they dont accept when they see other Blacks across the global appropriate and claim it as their own. You will be surprise to hear the inner thoughts of ppl who actually have pride and studies african American culture and see someone like drake claim it as his own. Culture and ethnicity are separate things. I believe the phrase is "all skinfolk ain't your kinfolk. "

@Duzypriicee Ай бұрын

@@hotdewayne09 stop being ridiculous. Who are you to tell that man his experience? You think black ppl are treated like royalty in Canada? Y’all act like Canada is another planet. Drake didn’t need to grow up with roaches in his house to understand the culture. He’s been around almost 20 years now y’all woke up one day and decided he wasn’t black enough? This is silly.

@brandonbushnell-smith4020 Ай бұрын

This was a white take

@DrillMondrian Ай бұрын

@@hotdewayne09I agree being Black doesn't make you part of the culture look at Daniel Cameron but that's independent from your upbringing. The culture is not monolithic, Childish Gambino is part of the culture and he's very different from Thug. Earl Sweatshirt is part of the culture but his experience is very different from Vince Staples. And we're just talking socioeconomic. If we look deeper you see Houston, NO, ATL, NYC are very different. Just like Ghana, Senegal, Kenya and Bostwana are all different. But one thing is sure whether in Berlin or Montreal or Harlem the encounter of black man with the police is likely the same. Like you said all skinfolks ain't kinfolks. Cause while Bill O'Neal, black American lineage, was setting up Fred Hampton for the FBI, Kwame Ture, a Trinidad born, was organizing the Panthers.

@Drilla81 Ай бұрын

@@hotdewayne09 Drake is a jewish theater kid from Canada. There are videos that document who he was growing up. WHAT DRUGS YA"LL SMOKING?? DROP THE FENTY BEFORE I KICK YOU IN THE STOMACH!!!!!😂 Ya'll crashing out in your minds trying to justify the colonizer colonizing your mind body and soul. SMH

@traviswallace7745 Ай бұрын

They want drake to be their type of black. Ego.

@namassafofana7445 Ай бұрын

Sorry drake trying to act black isn't black inside him we know each other

@ObaShango7 Ай бұрын

S/O to Baka is crazy work..

@RepTheRep Ай бұрын

Notice i said we I’m what the culture feeling

@mybrothakeeper7020 Ай бұрын

He’s a popstar wanna be rapper, he’s a fraud

@benhalog8291 Ай бұрын

Trell is wild drake is a white man first 🤣

@Jimmy7012E Ай бұрын

lol, wtf

@305JurisDoctor Ай бұрын

These dudes just some cornballs

@Jermainecoleslaw Ай бұрын

How yall gonna shout out baca and beam dudes is weirdos

@ozob Ай бұрын

Stop hating man yall west coast mfs just hating cause he overall bigger than Kdot. And Drake def talked about his upbringing throughout his career truth in the details.

@NefariousZay Ай бұрын

KDOT WON

@ozob Ай бұрын

@@NefariousZay ok good for you I’m not debating that

@jrcolacola Ай бұрын

He is only bigger because he latches onto any movement and everything.

@ozob Ай бұрын

@@jrcolacola lol false but ok he’s bigger cause he’s a swish army knife

@jrcolacola Ай бұрын

@ozob you're definitely delusional and how do you say false but also give him credit by calling him Swiss* Army Knife. Smh... fans like you are the problem.

@tunechitrump Ай бұрын

yeah we know drake this is dumb

@knowledgeengineer7127 Ай бұрын

Drake isn’t even the issue. All of the gangster rap, drill rap and twerk music has led to the downfall of our community! Bad behavior and street culture has become celebrated, rather than condemned and if we don’t unite, organize and mobilize, we will lose everything.

@threeezygang9651 Ай бұрын

Come on cuh lol keep hating lol

@samoroth Ай бұрын

Y’all keep bringing up that black face picture. my nigga HE WAS A ACTOR! that was a project he did to show how harmful stereotypes are for black actors. he identifies as a black man so it can’t be racist. Cmon with that weird shit homie. We gotta be better