Drake, Yasiin Bey And The Tired Conversation Of 'Real Hip-Hop'
The "Umi Says" rapper called Drake's music "compatible with shopping," which in hip-hop parlance is not a good thing. But does that mean it's not real hip-hop?
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The "Umi Says" rapper called Drake's music "compatible with shopping," which in hip-hop parlance is not a good thing. But does that mean it's not real hip-hop?
Wielding the moody beats and unflinching honesty of drill music, the Brooklyn rapper takes an intimate look into the oft-unseen realities of sex work and trans survival.
Common supported Drake's status as a 'Hip-Hop' artist after Yasiin Bey said he makes pop music.
Drake has been receiving shade lately. The latest case was from Mos Def, who said he makes music for Target shopping visits.
Common also called Drizzy an "incredible songwriter and artist."