Back in October, Drake tied Diddy for the most number one songs on the Billboard Rap Charts. Now that ‘Make Me Proud’ with Nicki Minaj has hit number one, Drake has surpassed Diddy to take the record with 11 number ones. Spotted at Team Drizzy.
Read more for the full list of Drake’s number one’s.
Best I Ever Had Forever (Eminem, Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Drake) Say Something (Timbaland Feat. Drake) Over Fancy (Feat. T.I. & Swizz Beatz) Right Above It (Lil Wayne Feat. Drake) Aston Martin Music (Rick Ross Feat. Chrisette Michele & Drake) Moment 4 Life (Nicki Minaj Feat. Drake) I’m On One (DJ Khaled Feat. Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne) Headlines Make Me Proud (Feat. Nicki Minaj)
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25. "Oh I get Fancy...that song was dope. Boom bap throwback feel ot it" In response to Reply # 11
Good content, the hook was super catchy although annoying as hell to some of us. But I understood how it blew up...I first heard it and knew it was a hit.
13. "a record held by Puffy? lol doesn't this kind of prove" In response to Reply # 0
our (Drake detractors) point?
dude is a manufactured POP star
Is the next Drake thread, in addition to being the 1,000 post on him in 2012, going to be
"Drake breaks celebrity crush record!!"
or
"Drake endorses new eyeliner!" or some sh!t?
I mean, I guess this is an interesting little fact...but not exactly something to be used as a "see!! he dope" kind of thing
proves my point.
The buying power of teenagers and women.
Dude is a living, breathing one man boy band.
He is the long lost Backstreet Boy.
He is the real-life manifestation of Glee.
If you a grown a$$ man and you are on dude's d*ck, you gotta wonder about you.
And it aint about hating success. Ye is successful. Jay, etc.
But this dude has turned every 14 year old's private journal into a music catelog and some of yall LOVE it...maybe cuz its over atmospheric production (dude does pick excellent beats that suit him...I'll give him that)
19. "RE: a record held by Puffy? lol doesn't this kind of prove" In response to Reply # 13
>dude is a manufactured POP star
Yeah.. no. He isn't a Rhianna, Katy Perry ect. There is no legitimate argument that can be made that he is. Dude just knows how to write a relatable and catchy song to the only generation that still BUYS music.
Eminem was never a MANUFACTURED POP STAR, Jay-Z was never a MANUFACTURED POP STAR, and either is Drake, they came up with a style that just happened to make them popular.
> >>dude is a manufactured POP star > >Yeah.. no. He isn't a Rhianna, Katy Perry ect. There is no >legitimate argument that can be made that he is. Dude just >knows how to write a relatable and catchy song to the only >generation that still BUYS music. > >Eminem was never a MANUFACTURED POP STAR, Jay-Z was never a >MANUFACTURED POP STAR, and either is Drake, they came up with >a style that just happened to make them popular.
22. "you can't be serious" In response to Reply # 19
came up with a style? you mean the pregnant pause, I only have to write songs with about 5o words total style? riiiiiight or maybe you mean the Canadian guy speaking over beats with a southern drawl? you DO know his parents are heavy in the industry, right?
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Seriously. You are trying to paint this image that he has production picked for him, and his hits planned ala Rhianna ect. He doesn't. Weather or not his parents helped him into the industry is irrelevant. Plenty of people have had Lil' Wayne's backing, why didn't THEY make it big?
And yes, whether you like it or not his 808s and HeartBreaks meets Southern Bounce Music meets early 90s R'n'B sound is fairly original.
34. "RE: Are YOU serious?" In response to Reply # 30
>Seriously. You are trying to paint this image that he has >production picked for him, and his hits planned ala Rhianna >ect. He doesn't. Weather or not his parents helped him into >the industry is irrelevant.
'irrevevant' seems to be you nigga's favorite word to prove a point, about anything
>Plenty of people have had Lil' >Wayne's backing, why didn't THEY make it big? >
because they didn't have his built-in audience
>And yes, whether you like it or not his 808s and HeartBreaks >meets Southern Bounce Music meets early 90s R'n'B sound is >fairly original.
I don't see how, considering it's been done before he went that way by niggers throwing shit in the pot to get on
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39. "a bunch of shit thats been done is original?" In response to Reply # 30
ok...
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14. "GAYDAR CALIBRATION 1oo% COMPLETE. (c) prompt" In response to Reply # 0
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40. "ppl made babies to his shit" In response to Reply # 23
because it was/is in heavy rotation at one point in time.
so yes.
------------------------- “The other dude after me didn’t help my case. It was just like…crazy nigga factory going on.” Dre makes no apologies for his own eccentricities. “I was young, and searching, trying to find myself,” he says. “Never did.”-- Andre B
26. "some of the replies in this thread" In response to Reply # 0
would have me thinking Ja Rule gets more credit than Drake just for sounding harder.
I'm never gonna understand this infatuation with masculinity among old hip-hop heads. That grimy shit is great but good, enjoyable music trumps all. I don't care if it's coming from Guilty Simpson or Drake, dope is dope.
41. "your avy makes your posts less annoying" In response to Reply # 26
------------------------- “The other dude after me didn’t help my case. It was just like…crazy nigga factory going on.” Dre makes no apologies for his own eccentricities. “I was young, and searching, trying to find myself,” he says. “Never did.”-- Andre B
------------------------- “The other dude after me didn’t help my case. It was just like…crazy nigga factory going on.” Dre makes no apologies for his own eccentricities. “I was young, and searching, trying to find myself,” he says. “Never did.”-- Andre B
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