>Drake's main goal in music has been to be a pop artist since
>he started. He chose rap bc rap is popular and easy to get
>into. Idk why anyone would be offended. That last album with
>the mediocre house music is proof that he goes in the
>direction of the most popular music he can achieve with his
>talent level. It is what it is.
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>Funny thing is Mos touches on the disconnect from the end of
>capitalism near the end of the clip. He's concerned with Hip
>Hop's messaging and always has been. I remember when Fat Joe
>was mad at him for questioning guys calling themselves
>"Crack". His own content earned him the right to speak on such
>things imo. The very name of his debut album speaks to his
>loyalty to the culture, and he never lost that. Ain't like
>he's being a hypocrite.
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