The Drake Dilemma
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This video discusses whether Drake
This video discusses whether Drake will ever be accepted by Hip Hop heads and whether or not he cares. We look at his journey from So Far Gone to For All The Dogs.
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0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Is drake hip hop debate
0:45 - Mos Def calls Drake Pop
2:50 - Jim Jones calls Drake the greatest
4:00 - Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar subliminal beef
4:30 - Drake So Far Gone interview
5:30 - Drake Rap Radar Interview
6:30 - 50 Cent explains Drake’s run
7:00 - Grandmaster Flash shows love to Drake
9:00 - Drake calling himself the greatest
10:00 - Glasses Malone talks about Drake
12:00 - the messages in Drake’s music
13:00 - Lil Wayne explains why he loves Drake
14:30 - Snoop Dogg talks about Drake
15:00 - Drake vs. Pusha T
16:00 - Charlamagne Tha God talks about Back To Back
17:00 - Drake replies to ghostwriting
18:00 - Mos Def replies to Drake says he's talented
Drake is undoubtedly one of the most successful artists of all time in any genre, earning close to half a billion dollars on the road. And in terms of album sales, he is close to the 200 million mark. Streaming is in the multiple billions and he just reached a crazy achievement by tying Michael Jackson’s Number ones record. I mean Fat Joe reached as far as to call Drake the MJ of our time.
Mos Def was asked about Drake in a recent interview and he reluctantly agreed to speak about him, knowing what the reaction would be to his comments. But Mos Def compared Drake to shopping, saying that he would be the perfect soundtrack to consumerism.
But does rapping at a high level make you Hip Hop? Can you be number one in sales and not be Pop? This is the Drake Dillema. In this video we’re going to take a look at both sides of this argument and hear what other big names in the space have had to say about it over the years. I’m Jeremy Hecht and this is another DX Deep Dive.
In this video we take a look at Drake through the mouths of Jim Jones, Charlamagne, Mos Def, Snoop Dogg, Fat Joe, Lil Wayne, Grandmaster Flash, 50 Cent and more.
Written, researched, produced & voice over by: Jeremy Hecht
Edited and produced by: Clifton “CT” Tate
Researched by: Deshawn Becton
Thumbnail design by: JR Martinez
Executive produced by: Sharath Cherian
#drake #drizzy #hiphopdx
Timecodes -
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Is drake hip hop debate
0:45 - Mos Def calls Drake Pop
2:50 - Jim Jones calls Drake the greatest
4:00 - Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar subliminal beef
4:30 - Drake So Far Gone interview
5:30 - Drake Rap Radar Interview
6:30 - 50 Cent explains Drake’s run
7:00 - Grandmaster Flash shows love to Drake
9:00 - Drake calling himself the greatest
10:00 - Glasses Malone talks about Drake
12:00 - the messages in Drake’s music
13:00 - Lil Wayne explains why he loves Drake
14:30 - Snoop Dogg talks about Drake
15:00 - Drake vs. Pusha T
16:00 - Charlamagne Tha God talks about Back To Back
17:00 - Drake replies to ghostwriting
18:00 - Mos Def replies to Drake says he's talented
Drake is undoubtedly one of the most successful artists of all time in any genre, earning close to half a billion dollars on the road. And in terms of album sales, he is close to the 200 million mark. Streaming is in the multiple billions and he just reached a crazy achievement by tying Michael Jackson’s Number ones record. I mean Fat Joe reached as far as to call Drake the MJ of our time.
Mos Def was asked about Drake in a recent interview and he reluctantly agreed to speak about him, knowing what the reaction would be to his comments. But Mos Def compared Drake to shopping, saying that he would be the perfect soundtrack to consumerism.
But does rapping at a high level make you Hip Hop? Can you be number one in sales and not be Pop? This is the Drake Dillema. In this video we’re going to take a look at both sides of this argument and hear what other big names in the space have had to say about it over the years. I’m Jeremy Hecht and this is another DX Deep Dive.
In this video we take a look at Drake through the mouths of Jim Jones, Charlamagne, Mos Def, Snoop Dogg, Fat Joe, Lil Wayne, Grandmaster Flash, 50 Cent and more.
Written, researched, produced & voice over by: Jeremy Hecht
Edited and produced by: Clifton “CT” Tate
Researched by: Deshawn Becton
Thumbnail design by: JR Martinez
Executive produced by: Sharath Cherian
#drake #drizzy #hiphopdx
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