Drake is a big scam artist on UA-cam it shows 20 songs Drake copied plus all of his ghosts writers and copy other artists style of rape my bad I mean rap
Haha. Drake is the only one that sound different. He is giving props. Why is everyone else allowed to sample and use a sentence or two? Just because he don’t mention names doesn’t mean he is stealing. He uses the obvious tracks that everyone will know. That’s him giving props to the ones before him
@@JohnNunez-vf8ehShows the weakness of his pen, that he constantly has to do this. Also, notes of trying prove that he is about the culture. A lot of the time, Drake does these things years after the original sometimes to quite niche songs, not always classics where it can be seen as paying homage...
@@Skwaktopus133 that one he did steal because if my memory serves me correctly he actually tried saying those were his lyrics but the rest nah everyone does this
I know when he samples. I know when he sampled DMx, Jennifer Lopez, rappin 4 tay and much more. But not once did he say that’s his shit. Dumb audience if you saying he is stealing. Just like xxx. Drake didn’t need to steal shit from him. Who is that fool compared to drake. If anything xxx used drakes cadence. Drake was using that cadence way before xxx.
Wow I understand paying homage but this is just straight robbery. Culture vulture forreal. Using lyrics from some of the hottest music in the past 20 years and acting like its his own 😂
Drake literally paid 100k for stealing 4-tays whole verse in a yg song LOL He’s known for stealing shit Sweeter man, 647, playa club etc He got caught so many times with quint millers lyrics don’t forget 😂😂😂😂
the worst part is that Rappin 4-tay is rapping about a drum machine and tape. Drake missed the memo. "I got a buddy named Reel to Reel, she got a buddy named SP-12"
@@TheHidalgo99what’s laughable is you thinking this is “homage” why don’t you look that word up before using it. Stealing lyrics and rap cadence is NOT an expression of high regard or respect for someone.
@@francoisdelrio1824 rapping the hook word for word from a song off of a diamond album, is so out there in the open, so on the nose, everybody immediately recognize it as the superman hook ... how is this anything else but paying homage and a very obvious reference? Think Drake sat there and was like "yeah imma steal this hook from this underground white boy rapper Emibem or whatever his name is. No one knows the guy it's genius!" clown Also he did the same thing with Wayne for instance "If I don't do nothing imma ball, im counting all day like the clock on the wall." on an album where Wayne was featured thrice boy. three times! Reciting iconic lyrics everybody knows, completely asinine to call this anything but paying homage.
People used to take inspiration. Like how you hear Kendrick's influence of Em in his music. But never rip offs like Drake and most mainstream rappers do. We used to shame those rappers which held a standard for anyone trying to get in. Quality over quantity. But now anyone with a phone is enough to become a rapper.
What folks are failing to realize, this is 100% proof he has ghost writers! These are verses that he did not know existed already, his ghost writers understood their assignment from the gate, get paid for writing verses that they did not write. Drake rapped these bars under the impression HE was saying brand new unheard of bars that his writers got paid for! That's why HE himself was surprised every time someone was able to pull up an original he wasn't aware existed! His ghostwriters get away with the payment because to raise hell about a refund would expose that he uses ghostwriters! Nobody in the history of rap paying homage ever used BAR for Bar, it is always a revised version with hints of the original quote, but Drake recites word for word because it was written for him and he didn't know who the original artist were!
This is why Kendrick said if you were street smart you would see that your entourage is only there to hustle you! They were plotting his exposure from the beginning and laughing while winning!
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh Yes I am saying, he was not listening to "Players Club" by Rappin 4-Tay in 1993, Yes I am saying he was not listening to "Mac Dre", Yes I am saying he was not listening to "Too Short" Yes I am saying, he did not grow up listening to most of these artist. Do you know how many people had no idea who E-40 was until he signed to Lil John, Yes i'm saying he was NOT listening to "Here I Go" by Mystikal growing up! He may have been listening to the Mainstream Artist of those Eras like Jay-z or Nas or Biggie or Wu-Tang or Nelly but outside of that, No, he was not, so if I were to Ghostwrite for Drake I could give him an old C-Bo verse or Mac Mall verse or Young Bleed verse and he wouldn't have any idea, and neither would his target audience who also does not know these artist! He IS from Canada, he may have heard some artist and a few prominent ones but before UA-cam and Myspace, you had to be heavily in tune with Murder Dog magazine, XXL and the Source to find out about artist in different regions, if you weren't introduced to the artist thru friends and family from that region! So with that being a factor, you don't see how someone could sell him verses from artist that he didn't grow up listening to? And if these verses are coming from underground artist, how long do you think Drake could get away with saying an unheard verse by folks who only listen to radio rap and not underground rap? But yeah, that's MY opinion, idc what your is, didn't ask! There is nothing to debate if you don't understand this perspective!
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh And Music is definitely MY thing, sir. I am definitely a member of the culture of Hip-Hop and RAP ever since 1981 and my first viewing of Krush Groove at 3 years old in 1984. Hip-Hop and Rap is my choice of sport entertainment like Football and Basketball is for others! Who was the first Rapper to knock an RnB chick? Mac-10 married T-Boz, the reason Cash Money became Bloods, Mac-10 (Bang or Ball Album), to House Party (all 3) and up til now, in 42 years of living, I have never took a break from the culture of Hip Hop Music, which is why I can tell you when certain artist came out and what effect they had on the culture. I did not become a fan of hip-hop and I did not have to do "Rap Catch Up Research to understand when a person is a "Biter" I been here since "Can't Live without My Radio" (LL Cool J) to "PanHandle' (Bris) and Everything in between! When Common was Common Sense and Twista was Tung Twista. So eat a D*** because he definitely was getting scammed by his ghostwriters into reciting verses he didn't know already existed from artist from all kind of different regions, mark! And understand this please, real members of the culture aren't primarily fans of Radio Rap or Mainstream Rap, most hip-hop natives listen to Underground or Local Artist of their respective Regions that do NOT get radio play. True members of the culture listen to full albums of an artist because they truly listen to the art of rap 24/7/365 where as radio rap fans only know and listen to the HITS by popular Radio Mainstream Artist when their working out or putting on a hip-hop front for others as if they are fully imbedded into hip-hop because they know all the POPULAR RAP SONGS AND DANCES (from Tik Tok) I promise you that there are no artist in the underground scenes anywhere who RAP like Drake or Lil Baby, the artist you are able to think of who do, are artist who trying to get Mainstream success, because the streets only listen to Grimey. Mind you Radio is clean version music the streets is raw and uncut, it's because of UA-cam that you are getting Radio songs with profanity. "I don't bump mainstream , I knock underground, kuz all that other shit, sugarcoated and watered down" -E-40 -"Tell Me When To Go"
@@benevolmindhes a jew trust me he grew up listening to it so he can learn to emulate. At one point in time Mystikal was considered mainstream. White and white adjacent people are the main consumers of our music so I wouldn't be surprised if he was listening. I grew up in Pittsburgh and we played every artist you named without anyone from the region putting us on. No limit was mainstream
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh maybe jigga but drake was just straight up biting. Giving props is taking a line or two from an OG from before your time. Drake was stealing entire flows and lyrics from his contemporaries
You can think of it as a "homage" to the artists, but then you have to understand that he gets paid lots of money for those few seconds of the song and they or their estate, see none of that money.
That’s why I can’t be considered homage. Does know one ACTUALLY know what that damn word means!? lol How could it ever be homage when the guy above me that the lyrics were originally drakes. You show respect for the source when you pay homage, NONE of this was paying homage
I have no problem with this tbh, he's not hiding it on some sneak sh*t... I mean he's reciting lyrics from literal hit/classic songs so it's obvious he's paying homage.
Take underground Artist sounds then take legendary Artist lyrics get a few ghost writers and be considered the greatest by everyone outside the culture
I never liked Drake...ever. He always seemed like a poser/imposter. With that said, even though he definitely copied Puff and Ma$e's "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down", "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down" actually samples "The Message" by Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five feat. Grandmaster Melle Mel and Duke Bootee, as well as "Break My Stride" by Matthew Wilder. "Mo' Money Mo' Problems" samples "I'm Coming Out" by Diana Ross Practically all of Puff's biggest hits of the 90s was just him rapping ghost written bars over 80s r&b, hip hop, & pop tracks. Lol
"'Cause you can get through anything if Magic made it And that was called recycling, r-e-reciting something 'Cause you just like it, so you say it just like it Some say it's biting but I say it's enlightening" - Wayne aka the best rapper alive
Not supporting his word for word of other lyrics, but Kanye been doing the same thing too. Most of the lifted bars are supposed to be a tribute to those rhymes. I would say the Too Short, Project Pat, Rappin' 4-tay, Souljah Boy, were straight stealing
"Pop another bottle if you like that".. literally calling him out about not actually being from the hood and also for stealing from his own mentor, geeeeeeez Kendrick is different!! Everytime I see another thing like this, those lyrics come back like, Kendrick made it so that no one can ignore this dude's misdeeds because of the catchy lyrics and intonations and inflections of his voice with his flow. Drake is done lol. I dunno if Nike wants to be associated with a song thief LOL.
@@LivinYetFaded drake puts the names of the people he uses bars from in the credits. There are very few exceptions like soulja boy, but most other artists who use references don't credit them. Jay Z bites biggie every song and doesn't credit him so is that homage? Drake references popular songs 99% of the time and it's obviously homage like TI and Eminem on Rich flex and Chicago freestyle. It's stealing when its drake, but homage when any other artist does it. kendrick lamar has used other rappers lyrics in 10+ songs so does that mean he steals? It's literally just homage get over it
3:10 i legit thought at that moment "The way he said Clock sounds waay too much like lil Wayne" and ofc he took it from lil wayne. But i think lil wayne let him use that considering how close they were and him tryna imitate how he sounds. Still sucks he cant make his own shit 😂
Jesus Christmas.. does nobody read anymore. Paying homage is respecting the source and showing it in high regard, Drake passed these lyrics off as if they were his. Otherwise rappin 4-tay wouldn’t have got paid.
“He’s paying homage” “Every rapper does this” What rapper has albums worth of “borrowed lyrics”. He took rappin 4tays whole verse and didn’t give him credit that’s stealing. And he got sued. Yeah don’t rappers might quote a bar or 2 here and there but this is ridiculous.
Anyone that didn’t catch all these NODS immediately doesn’t have any business listing to hop hop. Literally 98% of his lyrics are original and not NODS. Bunch of clowns in here. I knew 18 of the 20 IMMEDIATELY when I heard Drake about them out. With the way samples are jacked and looked, y’all really gonna trip when you cats realize you haven’t heard 1 original thing in 30 years…..
I haven't watched the video yet. My prediction is, most of this is gonna be a bunch of clips of Drake paying homage to lyrics of OGs like when he quoted Superman by Eminem. If that is the case then this video is dishonest. But I could be wrong, and if that is the case, then fuck Drake, that's a really fucking shitty thing to do Edit: the only particularly damning thing is the Quentin Miller reference tracks, but that's not new info to anyone...
Paying homage? Over 20 times?! lol stop it he’s obviously stealing. He’s also stolen sound cloud rappers songs and flow delivery’s. He stole xxx flow with out permission. He even steals hand movements from lil peep
@@watchmyvids4012 well the Quentin Miller tracks aren't that, Quentin Miller gave him those bars, that was his choice. So that's less than 20, at least in the video. I assume by sound cloud rappers songs you mean DRAM's Cha Cha / Hotline bling? I haven't really heard of any other examples of that, and if there was this legion of sound cloud rappers shouldn't they be in the video)/ I didn't hear any stolen lyrics in the song if you want to say they were too similar then fine, but that is up for debate. Flows and deliveries are not owned by the rappers that first used them. If they were, then every rapper has been stealing from Soulja boy for a long time, because he pioneered like half of the flows in existence back when he was putting out like a million (mostly garbage) songs a day. Drake using a similar flow to xxx on a song two years after his look at me debuted is not stealing, that's appropriation, and nothing is entirely creative, it's impossible, brains don't work like that. all art requires both some level of creativity and some level appropriation. A "flow" is not enough. But I will say that borrowing even small elements (like flow) from undiscovered artists is worse than citing an OG. I do not really care that much about quoting an OG, especially if the reference is obvious, like with Eminem's superman, unless they come out and say they don't like it or something 🤷 but to each his own. Like if Drake was actually trolling soundcloud all day for suckers to rip off I'm not gonna defend that exploitative behavior. I do think it's a lil wild to treat all of these wildly different instances as the same thing: stealing, when they differ so much on the merits.
@@grantmaybe💯💯💯💯💯🫡🫡🫡🫡...It's trendy to hate Drake now, so anything negative you say about him ppl will agree...You articulate what Drake did to a T and what countless other artist do...Yes; this video was dishonest
It’s funny how people can only phrase it as “paying homage” like a bunch of limited vocabulary sheeple. Like bruh look up the definition of homage before coming online looking dumb all the time..
Do you guys know that these people you claim he stealing from actually get compensated for his interpolation. But again I guess putting money in their pockets is a bad thing because we all have to keep it real right?
Stealing would mean he used their lyrics without permission. He literally credits everyone. Do you think it’s better when people use beats to old hits in order to garner nostalgia streams? Like Drake said, y’all hate to see him lit 😂
Don't think he Credits everyone. Soulja Boy almost lost His Soul screaming about Drake stealing His flow and His lines. Even If he Credits them, he should've asked for permission First.
Drake never gives credit 😂 every single drake fan can’t face the fact he’s a fraud. Every song he’s got here are hits cause he’s used other rappers music. Fraud ass bbl drizzy bout to fall
@@supernova6194 he might have repeated what they said but he was just giving his props. Do you really think that he is going to use someone’s shit without anyone noticing
this ain't new. jayz did the same shit too. some artists are creative from scratch. drake the type to have his team get creative off multiple sources 😂
The saddest part is he had to steal peoples lyrics for his Chicago “freestyle”
lol it's a clear homage to eminem.
@@TheHidalgo99lots and lots of homage being paid by Drake. Some would say too much 😂😂😂
@@RedAdmiral719yup in the form of royalties
@@TheHidalgo99he paying hommage to alot artist bar for bar! 😂
“WORD FOR WORD”
“BAR FOR BAR”
Of course it’s word for word. That’s the whole point. Giving his props. He was not stealing. Did Eminem sue? Nope!
Drake is a big scam artist on UA-cam it shows 20 songs Drake copied plus all of his ghosts writers and copy other artists style of rape my bad I mean rap
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh doesn't justify how uncreative this monotone fruity ass is
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh What's there to sue lol this is paying respect to eminem wtf
@@TheHidalgo99 what are you talking about. I know he’s paying respect
Certified culture vulture
At this level, he isn’t paying homage or sampling, he is just Copy Paste..
Haha. Drake is the only one that sound different. He is giving props. Why is everyone else allowed to sample and use a sentence or two? Just because he don’t mention names doesn’t mean he is stealing. He uses the obvious tracks that everyone will know. That’s him giving props to the ones before him
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh but it's not a couple phrases. It's like entire 4-6 bar strings.
Just plain ass plagiarism
Yea it's too much
@@JohnNunez-vf8ehShows the weakness of his pen, that he constantly has to do this. Also, notes of trying prove that he is about the culture. A lot of the time, Drake does these things years after the original sometimes to quite niche songs, not always classics where it can be seen as paying homage...
@@JohnNunez-vf8ehit’s just more things to add to him. He’s just not authentic.
How is he considered big 3 material when he takes other people's shit.....crazy
Not stealing
@@jordanflores5687 his whole entire verse on Who Do You Love is stolen from Rappin-4-Tay
@@Skwaktopus133 that one he did steal because if my memory serves me correctly he actually tried saying those were his lyrics but the rest nah everyone does this
@@jordanflores5687 nah he stole from Soulja Boy too
@@Skwaktopus133 and they both stole it from dru hill see everyone does it
Funny how these new gens thought he was making hits but really he was feeding of older gens shiit..
I know when he samples. I know when he sampled DMx, Jennifer Lopez, rappin 4 tay and much more. But not once did he say that’s his shit. Dumb audience if you saying he is stealing. Just like xxx. Drake didn’t need to steal shit from him. Who is that fool compared to drake. If anything xxx used drakes cadence. Drake was using that cadence way before xxx.
If you really didn't recognize these incredibly obvious homages you must have been born after 1995.
@@blunteastwood 🙄it’s not fucking homage, y’all need a wider vocab
No wonder so many in the industry are mad at him and don’t respect him.
Wow I understand paying homage but this is just straight robbery. Culture vulture forreal. Using lyrics from some of the hottest music in the past 20 years and acting like its his own 😂
Drake literally paid 100k for stealing 4-tays whole verse in a yg song LOL
He’s known for stealing shit
Sweeter man, 647, playa club etc
He got caught so many times with quint millers lyrics don’t forget 😂😂😂😂
the worst part is that Rappin 4-tay is rapping about a drum machine and tape. Drake missed the memo.
"I got a buddy named Reel to Reel, she got a buddy named SP-12"
It’s no wonder his style don’t feel real. He stealing other peoples lyrics
Bro really stole these bar for bar.. i wonder how many artist he got murked
Nooooo bro. You telling me my childhood was a lie!?!!?! 😂
This video is sad
You mean what its about.? Him doing what he does.? Cause that is pretty sad. Lol
@@LivinYetFaded it's paying homage to legends lol. plenty of reasons I guess to hate on Drake but this video is laughable.
@@TheHidalgo99what’s laughable is you thinking this is “homage” why don’t you look that word up before using it. Stealing lyrics and rap cadence is NOT an expression of high regard or respect for someone.
@@francoisdelrio1824 rapping the hook word for word from a song off of a diamond album, is so out there in the open, so on the nose, everybody immediately recognize it as the superman hook ... how is this anything else but paying homage and a very obvious reference?
Think Drake sat there and was like "yeah imma steal this hook from this underground white boy rapper Emibem or whatever his name is. No one knows the guy it's genius!"
clown
Also he did the same thing with Wayne for instance "If I don't do nothing imma ball, im counting all day like the clock on the wall." on an album where Wayne was featured thrice boy. three times! Reciting iconic lyrics everybody knows, completely asinine to call this anything but paying homage.
@@TheHidalgo99one line may be paying homage but this is just stealing verses.
It doesn't stop at hip hop, the doors- been down so long, drake- fake love
Woah. He actually doing that.
People used to take inspiration. Like how you hear Kendrick's influence of Em in his music. But never rip offs like Drake and most mainstream rappers do. We used to shame those rappers which held a standard for anyone trying to get in. Quality over quantity. But now anyone with a phone is enough to become a rapper.
What folks are failing to realize, this is 100% proof he has ghost writers! These are verses that he did not know existed already, his ghost writers understood their assignment from the gate, get paid for writing verses that they did not write. Drake rapped these bars under the impression HE was saying brand new unheard of bars that his writers got paid for! That's why HE himself was surprised every time someone was able to pull up an original he wasn't aware existed! His ghostwriters get away with the payment because to raise hell about a refund would expose that he uses ghostwriters! Nobody in the history of rap paying homage ever used BAR for Bar, it is always a revised version with hints of the original quote, but Drake recites word for word because it was written for him and he didn't know who the original artist were!
This is why Kendrick said if you were street smart you would see that your entourage is only there to hustle you! They were plotting his exposure from the beginning and laughing while winning!
Lol. Are you seriously saying he didn’t know these songs? Music isn’t your thing. Being this naive, I’m not sure you have a strong point
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh Yes I am saying, he was not listening to "Players Club" by Rappin 4-Tay in 1993, Yes I am saying he was not listening to "Mac Dre", Yes I am saying he was not listening to "Too Short" Yes I am saying, he did not grow up listening to most of these artist. Do you know how many people had no idea who E-40 was until he signed to Lil John, Yes i'm saying he was NOT listening to "Here I Go" by Mystikal growing up! He may have been listening to the Mainstream Artist of those Eras like Jay-z or Nas or Biggie or Wu-Tang or Nelly but outside of that, No, he was not, so if I were to Ghostwrite for Drake I could give him an old C-Bo verse or Mac Mall verse or Young Bleed verse and he wouldn't have any idea, and neither would his target audience who also does not know these artist!
He IS from Canada, he may have heard some artist and a few prominent ones but before UA-cam and Myspace, you had to be heavily in tune with Murder Dog magazine, XXL and the Source to find out about artist in different regions, if you weren't introduced to the artist thru friends and family from that region! So with that being a factor, you don't see how someone could sell him verses from artist that he didn't grow up listening to? And if these verses are coming from underground artist, how long do you think Drake could get away with saying an unheard verse by folks who only listen to radio rap and not underground rap?
But yeah, that's MY opinion, idc what your is, didn't ask! There is nothing to debate if you don't understand this perspective!
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh And Music is definitely MY thing, sir. I am definitely a member of the culture of Hip-Hop and RAP ever since 1981 and my first viewing of Krush Groove at 3 years old in 1984. Hip-Hop and Rap is my choice of sport entertainment like Football and Basketball is for others! Who was the first Rapper to knock an RnB chick? Mac-10 married T-Boz, the reason Cash Money became Bloods, Mac-10 (Bang or Ball Album), to House Party (all 3) and up til now, in 42 years of living, I have never took a break from the culture of Hip Hop Music, which is why I can tell you when certain artist came out and what effect they had on the culture. I did not become a fan of hip-hop and I did not have to do "Rap Catch Up Research to understand when a person is a "Biter" I been here since "Can't Live without My Radio" (LL Cool J) to "PanHandle' (Bris) and Everything in between! When Common was Common Sense and Twista was Tung Twista. So eat a D*** because he definitely was getting scammed by his ghostwriters into reciting verses he didn't know already existed from artist from all kind of different regions, mark!
And understand this please, real members of the culture aren't primarily fans of Radio Rap or Mainstream Rap, most hip-hop natives listen to Underground or Local Artist of their respective Regions that do NOT get radio play. True members of the culture listen to full albums of an artist because they truly listen to the art of rap 24/7/365 where as radio rap fans only know and listen to the HITS by popular Radio Mainstream Artist when their working out or putting on a hip-hop front for others as if they are fully imbedded into hip-hop because they know all the POPULAR RAP SONGS AND DANCES (from Tik Tok)
I promise you that there are no artist in the underground scenes anywhere who RAP like Drake or Lil Baby, the artist you are able to think of who do, are artist who trying to get Mainstream success, because the streets only listen to Grimey. Mind you Radio is clean version music the streets is raw and uncut, it's because of UA-cam that you are getting Radio songs with profanity.
"I don't bump mainstream , I knock underground, kuz all that other shit, sugarcoated and watered down" -E-40 -"Tell Me When To Go"
@@benevolmindhes a jew trust me he grew up listening to it so he can learn to emulate. At one point in time Mystikal was considered mainstream. White and white adjacent people are the main consumers of our music so I wouldn't be surprised if he was listening. I grew up in Pittsburgh and we played every artist you named without anyone from the region putting us on. No limit was mainstream
Drake almost as big a biter as Jay-Z
I disagree. Jay did it a lot, but I feel like BBL did it five times more like way way way way way way way more.
@@chiarosuburekeni9325 they both were giving their props.
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh maybe jigga but drake was just straight up biting. Giving props is taking a line or two from an OG from before your time. Drake was stealing entire flows and lyrics from his contemporaries
It's about 75 more that's missing 😂
Even his swag and hand gestures he stole
@@watchmyvids4012 right 😆
Facts
Souljah Boy: Wuss hannenin'
Drake: Wuss haDDennin'
Drake blaccent was always so forced. Idk how he got a pass at all, let alone for THIS long. 😂
🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️..im so embarrassed
Who the fuck came up with the idea to put the Back That Azz Up lyrics unto this soft Practice beat? Shit don't match at all 😂
And the saddest part is knowing even calls them out on it... Not even Eminem
Whoever didnt speak probably didn't because they were being paid royalties
If he was stealing everyone shit Drake would have been out a long time ago. He would have not lasted almost 2 decades
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh right😏
@@JohnNunez-vf8eh that's actually why he lasted so long. New writers bring a new sound each song. Keeps the artist fresh
@@trakvisionrecordsI agree but co-writing on a track and ghost writing are two different things. That’s where people are getting confused
Drake shouldn't be in no big 3 league when clearly he's not original.
These videos about to blow up fr
I think he’s ghost writers were setting him up 😂 tbh
The first one he was Showing Love to Mac Dre
Drake a plant by his Jewish ties. Look up Drake saying Jewish executives called him saying he's going to the biggest entertainer ever
He also stole from Kanye
what did he steal
Ohhhhh shit bro 😂😂 my childhood was a lie
May, 27 2024 .... Just find out.
This is shocking.
This boy just a thief so sad.
You can think of it as a "homage" to the artists, but then you have to understand that he gets paid lots of money for those few seconds of the song and they or their estate, see none of that money.
And a lot of these I didn’t even know were “homage”, I thought they were his lines.
I’m surprised by how many people never heard the songs he was referencing
That’s why I can’t be considered homage. Does know one ACTUALLY know what that damn word means!? lol
How could it ever be homage when the guy above me that the lyrics were originally drakes. You show respect for the source when you pay homage, NONE of this was paying homage
other artists: doin their own thing
drake: yo can i copy your homework?
other artists: aight
also other artists: wait wtf????
And yall mad at Logic for sounding close to J Cole Drake and Kendrick. At least he gives respect, and he developed his own sound
His ghosts writers knew he wouldn’t know he was stealing until its already too late 😂
And this Generation says he is the best selling rapper? Sad
Thats why Kendrick Lamar destroyed Drake "Euphoria for me"
Most of these aren't stolen they're interpolations, it's like flipping a sample but with your voice.
Drake favorite Pokémon is Ditto 🤦🏾♂️
I have no problem with this tbh, he's not hiding it on some sneak sh*t... I mean he's reciting lyrics from literal hit/classic songs so it's obvious he's paying homage.
Take underground Artist sounds then take legendary Artist lyrics get a few ghost writers and be considered the greatest by everyone outside the culture
Rod Wave learned this shit from drake smh😂
Don’t worry guys. He’s Canadian. I’m sure he said. I’m sorry eh. Lmao!.
True Fan 😯. Didn’t really listen 🎧 to pop rap, white noise with nice beat. Crazy 😝, way dirtier than sampling 😢.
He don’t know the difference between stealing and paying homage 🤡
He lost multiple lawsuits for STEALING lyrics word for word…ya’ll aubrey weinstein fans are weird…
That stealing 🤡
He ain’t giving them credit except Mac Dre
Rappin for Tay sued him and won bruh, pretty much proving he’s stealing, I can understand having references but Drake literally stole lyrics
How many songs/times can he pay homage?😂😂
Why people still playing his music 🤦🏾♂️
He really a fan
Not surprised..
WELL DAMN
The only one acceptable is the lil Wayne one since he put him on after all lol
I never liked Drake...ever. He always seemed like a poser/imposter. With that said, even though he definitely copied Puff and Ma$e's "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down", "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down" actually samples "The Message" by Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five feat. Grandmaster Melle Mel and Duke Bootee, as well as "Break My Stride" by Matthew Wilder.
"Mo' Money Mo' Problems" samples "I'm Coming Out" by Diana Ross
Practically all of Puff's biggest hits of the 90s was just him rapping ghost written bars over 80s r&b, hip hop, & pop tracks. Lol
Mane used project Pat whole verse on that Shit too
"'Cause you can get through anything if Magic made it
And that was called recycling, r-e-reciting something
'Cause you just like it, so you say it just like it
Some say it's biting but I say it's enlightening"
- Wayne aka the best rapper alive
Not supporting his word for word of other lyrics, but Kanye been doing the same thing too. Most of the lifted bars are supposed to be a tribute to those rhymes.
I would say the Too Short, Project Pat, Rappin' 4-tay, Souljah Boy, were straight stealing
Drake to steal from Eminem
never wrote MOB TIES
Drake didnt get those lyrics from Diddy. Those lyrics are from "The message" Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five
Trynna be like kanye with the sample but stole lyrics
"Pop another bottle if you like that".. literally calling him out about not actually being from the hood and also for stealing from his own mentor, geeeeeeez Kendrick is different!! Everytime I see another thing like this, those lyrics come back like, Kendrick made it so that no one can ignore this dude's misdeeds because of the catchy lyrics and intonations and inflections of his voice with his flow. Drake is done lol. I dunno if Nike wants to be associated with a song thief LOL.
This is just a reference man wtf hahaha
It would be if it wasn't in 5 or more songs. Lol
@@LivinYetFaded drake puts the names of the people he uses bars from in the credits. There are very few exceptions like soulja boy, but most other artists who use references don't credit them. Jay Z bites biggie every song and doesn't credit him so is that homage? Drake references popular songs 99% of the time and it's obviously homage like TI and Eminem on Rich flex and Chicago freestyle. It's stealing when its drake, but homage when any other artist does it. kendrick lamar has used other rappers lyrics in 10+ songs so does that mean he steals? It's literally just homage get over it
Wow.
The list is much longer than this. And I don’t even listen to his albums and I know that lol
😂🤣😭😭🤣😂, höw yøü dønt knöw He' wasnt just showinG 💞, jayZ was doinG thå same tinG...✨
They both steal. JayZ literally got the same name of his one of his albums from someone else. Lol
3:10 i legit thought at that moment "The way he said Clock sounds waay too much like lil Wayne" and ofc he took it from lil wayne. But i think lil wayne let him use that considering how close they were and him tryna imitate how he sounds.
Still sucks he cant make his own shit 😂
Man i wonder who's next 🤔😅
Almost all of these are paying homage and it’s assumed you know the original song.
Ehh. Paying homage would be 1 or 2 songs. Not 12.
Dude steals. Its ok. Lol
Jesus Christmas.. does nobody read anymore. Paying homage is respecting the source and showing it in high regard, Drake passed these lyrics off as if they were his. Otherwise rappin 4-tay wouldn’t have got paid.
Drake worst than Elvis stealing black people s music
Must have the greatest lowyer or he would broke 😂😂😂
I'm not a drake fan whatsoever but this is a very normal thing to do
Where camp lo at lolol
“He’s paying homage”
“Every rapper does this”
What rapper has albums worth of “borrowed lyrics”.
He took rappin 4tays whole verse and didn’t give him credit that’s stealing. And he got sued.
Yeah don’t rappers might quote a bar or 2 here and there but this is ridiculous.
Carlos mencia of rap
Then again who doesn’t sample in music?
How dods he stay "relevant" doing this ish?
Being deep in the industry. Ain't no telling what he does behind closed doors to stay afloat. Smh
What did Drake write ✍️ he don't write in shit
Anyone that didn’t catch all these NODS immediately doesn’t have any business listing to hop hop. Literally 98% of his lyrics are original and not NODS. Bunch of clowns in here. I knew 18 of the 20 IMMEDIATELY when I heard Drake about them out. With the way samples are jacked and looked, y’all really gonna trip when you cats realize you haven’t heard 1 original thing in 30 years…..
Drake no no no didn't know his not good at the game
Jay Z does the exact same thing 🤫
🤔is this “stealing” or “cultural reference”?
Stealing. Lol
Cultural reference
The only ones I knew was Mac Dre and Too Short! Dammm Drizzy why?
You know that he had Mac Dre's mom in the Motto music video right?
Drake doesn’t write lyrics he not the blame
stop meat riding him
A lot of these are just homage but that yg one was flat out stolen and had to pay lol
No homage just bites
The last few are questionable
Why he is not sued.
Cause if you pay royalties or have the artists blessing and they get credit the only people mad will be the audience
Rappin 4-Tay actually sued him and won $100k lmao. Drake stole his whole verse.
@@hessenic6862yup because he didn't own the song out right,
You left out hotline bling lol 21
Did these rappers complain when he did it? It's almost showing respect! Drake dead now anyway R.I.P 😅
Just cause they didn't,. doesn't mean he didn't steal it. What a dumb argument. Lol
@@LivinYetFaded do you know how copywrite works? 🤣
I haven't watched the video yet. My prediction is, most of this is gonna be a bunch of clips of Drake paying homage to lyrics of OGs like when he quoted Superman by Eminem. If that is the case then this video is dishonest.
But I could be wrong, and if that is the case, then fuck Drake, that's a really fucking shitty thing to do
Edit: the only particularly damning thing is the Quentin Miller reference tracks, but that's not new info to anyone...
Paying homage? Over 20 times?! lol stop it he’s obviously stealing. He’s also stolen sound cloud rappers songs and flow delivery’s. He stole xxx flow with out permission. He even steals hand movements from lil peep
@@watchmyvids4012 well the Quentin Miller tracks aren't that, Quentin Miller gave him those bars, that was his choice. So that's less than 20, at least in the video.
I assume by sound cloud rappers songs you mean DRAM's Cha Cha / Hotline bling? I haven't really heard of any other examples of that, and if there was this legion of sound cloud rappers shouldn't they be in the video)/ I didn't hear any stolen lyrics in the song if you want to say they were too similar then fine, but that is up for debate.
Flows and deliveries are not owned by the rappers that first used them. If they were, then every rapper has been stealing from Soulja boy for a long time, because he pioneered like half of the flows in existence back when he was putting out like a million (mostly garbage) songs a day. Drake using a similar flow to xxx on a song two years after his look at me debuted is not stealing, that's appropriation, and nothing is entirely creative, it's impossible, brains don't work like that. all art requires both some level of creativity and some level appropriation. A "flow" is not enough.
But I will say that borrowing even small elements (like flow) from undiscovered artists is worse than citing an OG. I do not really care that much about quoting an OG, especially if the reference is obvious, like with Eminem's superman, unless they come out and say they don't like it or something 🤷 but to each his own.
Like if Drake was actually trolling soundcloud all day for suckers to rip off I'm not gonna defend that exploitative behavior. I do think it's a lil wild to treat all of these wildly different instances as the same thing: stealing, when they differ so much on the merits.
@@grantmaybe💯💯💯💯💯🫡🫡🫡🫡...It's trendy to hate Drake now, so anything negative you say about him ppl will agree...You articulate what Drake did to a T and what countless other artist do...Yes; this video was dishonest
It’s funny how people can only phrase it as “paying homage” like a bunch of limited vocabulary sheeple. Like bruh look up the definition of homage before coming online looking dumb all the time..
Not stealing
He got sued tho.. so to some of these people, it was stealing.
😂 you sound dumb af You probably stealing your wifi right now And left that comment 😆
smh
He just think he can make it sound better
No longer bbl drizzy it's plagiarizing Aubrey
Literally picking 10 seconds out of 5 minute songs and saying he steals lyrics 😂
every version in this video , drakes sounded worse
Do you guys know that these people you claim he stealing from actually get compensated for his interpolation. But again I guess putting money in their pockets is a bad thing because we all have to keep it real right?
Super fraud
Stealing would mean he used their lyrics without permission. He literally credits everyone. Do you think it’s better when people use beats to old hits in order to garner nostalgia streams? Like Drake said, y’all hate to see him lit 😂
Why not compose your music
Don't think he Credits everyone. Soulja Boy almost lost His Soul screaming about Drake stealing His flow and His lines. Even If he Credits them, he should've asked for permission First.
I hope Drake let you hit
Drake never gives credit 😂 every single drake fan can’t face the fact he’s a fraud. Every song he’s got here are hits cause he’s used other rappers music. Fraud ass bbl drizzy bout to fall
Drake is a plant.
He didn’t steal shit. He is giving props. You just thirsty for views
He was sued by some of these artists for using their lyrics and flow word for word.. you’re just thirsty for drakes ball sweat 😂
@@supernova6194 what’s wrong with dudes always talking gay shit
@@supernova6194 he might have repeated what they said but he was just giving his props. Do you really think that he is going to use someone’s shit without anyone noticing
@@supernova6194 if you are that dumb, maybe you shouldn’t listen to music
You sound slow af got sued multiple times using other people lyrics and you can’t even name a Drake line that he ever wrote
He did it better
Drake just makes the lyrics sound better I don’t give a fuck if he copy
You take him between your tonsils too huh. 😂😂
Zip it up when you done
But they sound like shit compared to the originals.
this ain't new. jayz did the same shit too. some artists are creative from scratch. drake the type to have his team get creative off multiple sources 😂