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Rumors of More Life dropping Saturday True? I doubt it.
🦉The Official Drake Thread6️⃣ - Scary Hours 3 11.17.23
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Drake said it wasn't dropping this weekend. It will be a surprise drop.
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More Life AOTY
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How you figure? The singles are just ok IMO
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More Life was scheduled for Dec 3rd, initially.
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Can't wait for more life and hope it has more rap songs than rnb but honestly I'll probably enjoy it regardless. Could be a good month with this dropping and likely beast mode 16 from future.
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He's just a stylist.
There are probably tons of weirdo ****** who've had "cultural influence" for decades but they just shut the **** up and gave your favorite rapper clothes instead of having a Twitter account to say everything that pops in their head.
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Just want more ride around at 2 AM Soundcloud Loosie music from OVO whether it comes from Drake or not.
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Need whatever song party deleted off his IG that he tagged drake in 
Ready for more rap drake
Hopefully two birds one stone sets the tone
Ready for more rap drake
Hopefully two birds one stone sets the tone
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Need whatever song party deleted off his IG that he tagged drake in
Ready for more rap drake
Hopefully two birds one stone sets the tone
That party song sounded crazy
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someone got a link to the party song
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I think more life the playlist will have like 30 songs, including 10 to 13 new drake records (including two birds fake love and sneakin)
The physical will then come with only those 10 to 15 drake records
The physical will then come with only those 10 to 15 drake records
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Idk who Ian Connor is.
More Life needs OB O'Brien tracks.
More Life needs OB O'Brien tracks.
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Anyone whip up a better album cover yet?, the alternate Views covers were fire
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Why is Jamilio retweeting this?
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The word hasn't gotten out to everyone that it's not dropping this weekend. Ive seen ppl on twitter saying that also.
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https://www.youtube.com/shared?ci=BpEYRFmsTRs
I looked up partynextdoor snippet and
son got some fire songs coming up he's about to kill itHe's got a track with major lazor(?) and Nicki Minaj coming out on some pop type stuff and then he's got a track with two chains that sounds fire too. And zoey dollas and he STILL ain't gave us that fire he got w/ quavo. I think quavo might save it for his album or something
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https://www.youtube.com/shared?ci=BpEYRFmsTRs
I looked up partynextdoor snippet and
He's got a track with major lazor(?) and Nicki Minaj coming out on some pop type stuff and then he's got a track with two chains that sounds fire too. And zoey dollas and he STILL ain't gave us that fire he got w/ quavo. I think quavo might save it for his album or something
He got another song with quavo besides cuffed up?
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Yeah it's on quavo IG a few months ago
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Wish we had more that Party track. Sounds good tho, More Life will definitely feature everyone on OVO.
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So the Wanna Know remix by Dave was released under OVO and Warner. Did he sign with Drake? 
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So the Wanna Know remix by Dave was released under OVO and Warner. Did he sign with Drake?
Dave isn't signed yet. Wanna Know rmx was released under OVO Sound & Warner Bros cause it could appear on More Life.
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IS J. COLE DISSING DRAKE, KANYE WEST, & LIL YACHTY IN ‘EYEZ’ DOCUMENTARY?
J. Cole takes aim and fires, but who are his targets? That’s the question fans are asking after the release of “False Prophets” and “Everybody Dies” from the North Carolina MC’s TIDAL documentary Eyez and presumably off his forthcoming album 4 Your Eyez Only.
So far, fans are speculating that “False Prophets” is, at least in part, about Kanye West, with lyrics about a “star” who “caught our hearts” but is now “fallin’ apart.” “When he tell us he a genius but it’s clearer lately,” raps Cole. “It’s been hard for him to look into the mirror lately / There was a time when this ni**a was my hero, maybe / That’s the reason why his fall from grace is hard to take.” The “hearts” reference has been seen as a nod to 808s & Heartbreak while his “falling apart” quote could be a possible prediction or reflection of Yeezy’s recent hospitalization.
Some have called that a diss aimed at West, particularly because he ends the verse by saying he will “never top” his old material. However, listeners have suggested that it’s merely a moment of tough love and disappointment as he acknowledges West might be “crying out for help.”
Within that same verse, fans are wondering if Drake might be another possible target. Here, Young Jermaine adds: “When come to find out these ni**as don’t even write their **** / Hear some new style bubbling up, then they bite that ****.” Of course, Drizzy has been criticized for both of those things since ghostwriting allegations surfaced last year and with “Hotline Bling’s” likeness to D.R.A.M.’s “Cha Cha,” among other similar instances of alleged wave-riding.
More speculation surrounds “False Prophets” and its second verse. It’s about a rapper who “wants to win bad” but claims “ni**as don’t **** with him” despite his fans and major platform. “You too anxious livin’ life,” raps Cole. “Always worried about the critics.” Some speculate that this could be about Wale, who often goes on tirades about critical perception.
But that’s not all. “Everybody Dies” is also filled with subliminal bars aimed at MCs. “I hate these rappers,” spits Cole. “Especially the amateur-eight-week rappers / Lil Whatever, just another short-bus rapper / Fake drug dealers turned tour-bus trappers.” Many have surmised that Cole was rhyming about Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Yachty on this verse.
Of course, Lil Boat made waves when fans found an old 2011 tweet in which he wrote “**** J. Cole.” “I don’t listen to J.Cole, but I have nothing against J.Cole,” Yachty would later tell 106 KMEL. “I was young, I was talking ****, trolling. I never thought I was gonna be a rapper.” Could this be Cole’s clap back?
While the rumor mill will continue, fans can decide for themselves. Listen to both tracks in the Eyez doc and get ready for 4 Your Eyez Only on Dec. 9.
J. Cole takes aim and fires, but who are his targets? That’s the question fans are asking after the release of “False Prophets” and “Everybody Dies” from the North Carolina MC’s TIDAL documentary Eyez and presumably off his forthcoming album 4 Your Eyez Only.
So far, fans are speculating that “False Prophets” is, at least in part, about Kanye West, with lyrics about a “star” who “caught our hearts” but is now “fallin’ apart.” “When he tell us he a genius but it’s clearer lately,” raps Cole. “It’s been hard for him to look into the mirror lately / There was a time when this ni**a was my hero, maybe / That’s the reason why his fall from grace is hard to take.” The “hearts” reference has been seen as a nod to 808s & Heartbreak while his “falling apart” quote could be a possible prediction or reflection of Yeezy’s recent hospitalization.
Some have called that a diss aimed at West, particularly because he ends the verse by saying he will “never top” his old material. However, listeners have suggested that it’s merely a moment of tough love and disappointment as he acknowledges West might be “crying out for help.”
Within that same verse, fans are wondering if Drake might be another possible target. Here, Young Jermaine adds: “When come to find out these ni**as don’t even write their **** / Hear some new style bubbling up, then they bite that ****.” Of course, Drizzy has been criticized for both of those things since ghostwriting allegations surfaced last year and with “Hotline Bling’s” likeness to D.R.A.M.’s “Cha Cha,” among other similar instances of alleged wave-riding.
More speculation surrounds “False Prophets” and its second verse. It’s about a rapper who “wants to win bad” but claims “ni**as don’t **** with him” despite his fans and major platform. “You too anxious livin’ life,” raps Cole. “Always worried about the critics.” Some speculate that this could be about Wale, who often goes on tirades about critical perception.
But that’s not all. “Everybody Dies” is also filled with subliminal bars aimed at MCs. “I hate these rappers,” spits Cole. “Especially the amateur-eight-week rappers / Lil Whatever, just another short-bus rapper / Fake drug dealers turned tour-bus trappers.” Many have surmised that Cole was rhyming about Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Yachty on this verse.
Of course, Lil Boat made waves when fans found an old 2011 tweet in which he wrote “**** J. Cole.” “I don’t listen to J.Cole, but I have nothing against J.Cole,” Yachty would later tell 106 KMEL. “I was young, I was talking ****, trolling. I never thought I was gonna be a rapper.” Could this be Cole’s clap back?
While the rumor mill will continue, fans can decide for themselves. Listen to both tracks in the Eyez doc and get ready for 4 Your Eyez Only on Dec. 9.
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