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  • Girls from Atlanta

  • MARC

    Why does radio even count towards the charts in 2026?

    easy and convenient way for labels to still use payola to control the charts

  • MARC

    Why does radio even count towards the charts in 2026?

    Because the listener would have too much influence otherwise

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  • orangetcovid 👌🏿
    May 19
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    BrickellBayside

    Nigga talking about sending guys up to the sky and that next hat is a free one

    He's never talked this greasy on an album lol for a guy who's so transparent about his life in his raps the fact that no one cares about this is funny lmao but f*** it

    you heard daylight

  • Old town road and the box shook industry to it’s core they had to change the rules

  • GO BLOW THE DUST OF YOUR PLAQUES

    If it wasn't for me reachin' my hand, you never'd climbed up






    GO BLOW THE DUST OF YOUR PLAQUES

  • MARC

    Why does radio even count towards the charts in 2026?

    It's a quid pro quo scheme by the labels

  • Blue Man

    no one's reading that thread and thinks you're a drake fan. literally starts with "Was in a Twitter Space talking to Glasses Malone & he likened Drake to Millie Bobbie Brown making hip-hop." Come off it

    If you read the next line… I said I disag… nvm. You got it.

  • May 19
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    Dust to Whisper My Name

  • Kr0niic ☘️
    May 19
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    @BAMSKI_backshots I’m so f***ing fat I rode top thrill 2 and it didn’t make it over the top craziest thing ever

  • May 19
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    The production on this is craaaaaaazy

  • CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    The production on this is craaaaaaazy

  • orangetcovid 👌🏿
    May 19
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  • orangetcovid
    https://twitter.com/AkademiksTV/status/2056792963897049300

    F*** THIS LABEL

  • May 19
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    Which one of y’all is this

    instagram.com/reel/DYhVC63Pezk

  • orangetcovid 👌🏿
    May 19
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    shimmy

    Which one of y’all is this

    https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYhVC63Pezk/

    @Delete1 for sure

  • orangetcovid

    you heard daylight

    It’s just funny he openly telling the world he a street nigga and the world is like

    “Nope heartbreak drake forever”😂😂

  • May 19
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    Imagine we only would've got a 13 track album like so many wanted...

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    MARC

    Imagine we only would've got a 13 track album like so many wanted...

    Fr tho it was pure shambles ITT when that full 43 song tracklist leaked. That was before we knew it was split into 3 albums but still lol

  • May 19
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    MARC

    Imagine we only would've got a 13 track album like so many wanted...

    Eh I kinda like maid of honour lol

  • MARC

    Imagine we only would've got a 13 track album like so many wanted...

    Us people won

    We got 3 focused albums of 11 14 and 18 tracks. And look how Good they are

  • May 19
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    BrickellBayside

    Nigga talking about sending guys up to the sky and that next hat is a free one

    He's never talked this greasy on an album lol for a guy who's so transparent about his life in his raps the fact that no one cares about this is funny lmao but f*** it

    same ones who clown Drake for “talking tough” are the same ones who believe Drake killed XXX lol so does he have ties or not?

  • FloridaKeys99

    Kendrick's music panders to white people (left and right) who only believe black people live a very urban, d***-filled, ghetto, hostile, trauma-inducing, life.

    It gives no space to the wide spectrum of experiences black people have around the United States, and the world.

    Through this narrow box of the black experience, Kendrick flourishes as the poster child of exactly what these kind of what white people expect black people to make music about and talk on

    This is the same box Kendrick pointed out that Drake was exploiting and not being a part of

    In reality, Drake's music liberates black people because it speaks on the vast kinds of lives they ACTUALLY lead, whilst also uplifting so many regional sounds and artists that get overlooked by mainstream records and radio

    Drake's music is open-minded thinking, Kendrick's is close-minded thinking

    So if you're a white person and you really think Kendrick speaks for the entire black experience, that says A LOT about you.

    And if you don't get that -- Janice, STFU

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    orangetcovid

    @Delete1 for sure

    I’m tapped in