Whether you are at a dumb ceremony has absolutely zero to do with whether or not you get your degree. Most of the time you don’t even get your actual degree (which, in reality, is still just a piece of paper, the actual proof that you got a degree is with the registrar) during overblown graduation ceremonies, it gets…

Right because otherwise all graduation events are 100% legally binding and if you miss them you have to do college again.

And it’s not like his comedy was ever “edgy.”

It’s funny to me that he of all people has started on this anti-”woke” party. Like Woke didn’t force him to write a shitty movie about cereal. 

All protest is, in some sense, a performance. What a weird and unnecessary observation.

well I guess the important thing is to promote the interview by linking to it and making claims to be concerned for this woman's mental health

Come on dude, use your head and read the rest of the article. She doesn’t want to be in pop culture the way it works with instant reactions and the industry around it. Thats not anti woke at all. 

I- you- this...this is...the stupidest take I have ever seen in my life. Are you saying that this is meaningless because, what, other stuff is going on in the world? I cannot imagine how shitty it would be if rappers and song writers were doing songs ‘about the Israel/Palestine situation’.

Canadian here, and of an age (38) where I would have never been of Drake’s demographic, which is to say I don’t care for his music, but am not really in a place to criticize it (I do, however, really like Kendrick). I’m also unfamiliar with the allegations against Drake, so no comment there, either.

None of those songs get played at clubs, let alone make clubs go crazy.

Strategery in a nutshell: It’s either true or it’s not, but if it’s true, that’s better kept as a secret, never to be spoken of in polite company with anything other than revulsion and dismissiveness. If it’s NOT true, then it’s a lie - widely broadcast as a truth by someone with credibility - expressed as a HORRIBLE…

I guarantee no club has played Drop a Gem on Em or 10% diss or 75% of your list in two decades. I’d be surprised if Ether was played more than twice at a club since 2006.

Yeah, even Drake’s nominal defenders seem to struggle to name any albums he’s done that would be considered “classics”, but as long as he keeps putting out bland singles that get major club play he’ll continue to have a career.

Plenty of rappers work with mainstream pop artists.

The other thing that gets me is Drake is claiming he purposely fed Kendrick fake info the entire time. So...why you are letting a man say you’re a deadbet dad with abandoned kids, a sex trafficker, and a pedo for days and then at the end you’re like “sike, we fed you fake info”. If you’re going to go thru with the…

Drake made Frank’s Always Sunny song

tryna strike a chord and it’s probably A-minor

While I’ve enjoyed Kendrick repeatedly beating Drake worse than Homer beat the Krusty Burglar, I’m skeptical it will do any lasting damage to Drake’s career. Kendrick is a rapper’s rapper, whereas Drake is more of a pop star. He (or rather his ghostwriters) write rap that Taylor Swift fans can enjoy.

Hey, if you wouldn’t feel comfortable saying it to the person’s face, why say it online? If posting is the only way you feel any sort of power or control, you gotta find a constructive hobby. Me? I build ships in bottles and post like a human virus.

“ admit that it was universally hated by people on both sides of the culture war”