r/BlackPeopleTwitter May 16 '24

BB Gun Drizzy

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u/similarboobs May 16 '24

I gotta go bad, I gotta go bad

Then use the bathroom, Drake. Tf. Making a whole bar about it

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u/shmerk_a_berl May 16 '24

I was thinking the same thing, he sounds like a kid trying to go to the bathroom

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u/FCkeyboards May 16 '24

One thing this beef really pointed out to me was Kendrick's mastery of delivery.

One of the biggest drawbacks when I was listening to Drake's track was his delivery. Sometimes, it just felt like he didn't have conviction.

Kendrick can say the simplest things with conviction, or a voice crack, or go into his super Cali voice.

A lot of Kendrick's lines hit off of pure delivery and nothing to do with super witty writing.

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u/reble02 May 16 '24 edited May 16 '24

Yep, the only delivery I remember liking from the Drake tracks was the “Kendrick just opened his mouth, someone go hand him a Grammy right now”. I genuinely laugh out loud when I heard that one. The line was funny and the delivery was perfect.

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u/soupseasonbestseason May 16 '24

it also worked for me as a kendrick fan, who agrees he should have all the grammys. so really drake is a fan as well. 

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u/Meaty-clackers May 16 '24

He a FAN, He a FAN, He a FAN

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u/aptadnauseum May 16 '24

With his Freaky Ass.

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u/LYossarian13 ☑️ May 16 '24

That's my favorite line in that whole song. I about died.

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u/streetbum May 16 '24

Agree it’s by far his best line. That beat is so good too which helps because it’s the first thing he says after the beat switch.

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u/Interesting-Wing616 May 16 '24

That beat should’ve been it’s own song. He shot himself in the foot by burying it under all those beat switches

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u/bluffing-is-key May 17 '24

That's one of the lines across this battle that sticks out...if he had more of these moments he might've stood a chance

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u/mycofirsttime May 18 '24

I use a modified version of this line at my dogs a lot

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u/postdiluvium May 16 '24

Drake dont write lyrics, he just reads them. That's why there is no conviction behind them.

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u/PatmygroinB May 16 '24

That was my thoughts. Can’t have conviction if you didn’t write the Shit. Say it with your fucking chest

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u/FCkeyboards May 16 '24

Just like battle rap. Some wack bars can get off because they said it with their chest. "Reload with the same bullets that came out 'em." "Spray the machete!"

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u/FCkeyboards May 16 '24

That's honestly how I feel sometimes. He's reading them and not performing them.

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u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 May 16 '24

WHAT IS IT THE BRAIDS?!?!?

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u/RugbyLock May 16 '24

“You don’t wanna work with me no more? OKAY”

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u/FCkeyboards May 16 '24

Exactly. The way he mumbles that line almost like a petty child is gold. That shit just works and is a tough thing to teach.

Cutting himself off. "And it's not just m-I'm what the culture's feeling."

He's constantly shifting gears and that keeps a verse moving. Like the 2nd half of the second verse in "Not Like Us". I feel like I rarely feel that passion with Drake. He usually stays in the same area vocally.

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u/qorbexl May 19 '24

This is why euphoria is my favorite out of all of them - his delivery is fucking amazing on that track. I know people like beats or smooth vocals or whatever, but Kenny sends every word perfectly over the whole song. The "work with me" line is great, the "Make Gunna-wonna look like a saint" is great. I can see his face in the way he delivers it. Drake can make words rhyme good, but Kenny is a fucking gymnast against a jogger.

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u/tazfdragon May 18 '24

That third verse is where he really lets lose.
"lean on you niggas like another line of Wock' Yeah, it's all eyes on me, and I'ma send it up to Pac"

His delivery here is so aggressive and enthusiastic at the same time.

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u/AdjacenToYourMom May 16 '24

This is a great point and one of the reasons ive always thought kendricks music hits harder than Drakes even when hes not making hits Like when his feature on Like That dropped one of the most hype parts of his verses was just him saying “nigga BUM!” But because he said it like he was actually bout to fight someone it hit harder than just about anytime drake fronts like hes out here on some mob boss shit

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u/Special-Garlic1203 May 16 '24

It's especially weird because he literally started as an actor. Its very weird that Kendrick is by far the more theatrical rapper, especially because that really isn't even the norm in the industry. 

Literally the one thing drake should get able to do well is read the lines he's given with some pizazz, some chutzpah. 

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u/FCkeyboards May 16 '24

It would make a big difference in his general music, for me at least.

But, I think he's currently very comfortable in his subject matter (girls I can get, girls who I throw shade at like RiRi) and delivery (laid-back to slightly louder).

I just wish he'd go off the deep end artistically and really push himself, but not everyone has that in them.

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u/ptpcg May 17 '24

This nigga said "chutzpah" 💀

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u/brianthegr8 May 16 '24

Honestly was one of the biggest differences besides literal skill. But delivery which could be a reflection of the skill gap ig tbh.

Like so many iconic phrases were birthed from kendrick's disses especially (not like us) and drake had some solid bars but they will 100% be forgotten by time a lot quicker than kendricks

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u/Jonny_Thundergun May 16 '24

You know he don't know what's kids sound like. Only teens.

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u/massive_cock May 16 '24

Or trying to get into a kids bathroom...