Reacting to Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" & Drake's "The Heart Part 6" | Rap Life Review



In this week’s episode of Rap Life Review Ebro, Nadeska, Lowkey, and Eddie dissect the latest on Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s ongoing rap battle.

The group dives into the recent disses from Kendrick Lamar, “Not Like Us” and Drake’s, “The Heart Part 6″. The group discusses the allegations shared in both songs and if they even matter, reflects on the contextual history behind this saga, and shares the how they think both artists have performed so far.

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23 thoughts on “Reacting to Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" & Drake's "The Heart Part 6" | Rap Life Review”

  1. In"6:16 in LA" The man starts with a song repenting because he falls short and is preparing for war.
    In "Euphoria" he initially speaks like a therapist but some part of it is chilling because it gives a clear warning. He warns him that he's predicting his moves and will hunt him down with a poker face so be sure to keep it friendly and quit while you're ahead.
    In "Meet the Grahams" the piano keys sound like the haunting steps of a k*ller referencing what he would do in euphoria. He pens letters to the victim's family. It was creepy and immediately shifted the energy off of the hype ness of family matters into something dark and haunting like Michael Myers levels.
    And in "Not Like Us" he dances on the metaphorical grave. The drops were so well-prepared

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  2. From the east coast and can’t stop playing K-Dot over and over and over. Never played his music like this before. Now I get why he is where he is. Love that he is so versatile and on such a high level

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  3. Kendrick beat Drake at his own game. Even if Family Matter was a better record the counterpunch was more effective. Kendrick knew a record was coming talking about this family and he was ready for it…..then dropped Not Like Us and exposed everything Frake doesn’t have in his repertoire…..

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  4. Ebro and other corporate shills createdd the culture where major labels and pop stars could dictate the culture and make Drake what he is. If Ebro supported independent Hip-Hop at Hot 97 and supported conscious Hip-Hop someone as shallow as Drake and someone with ghostwriters like Drake couldn't be considered a goat. But Ebro doesn't care about the culture, just numbers and money and now the whole culture cares more about money than skill or jewels of wisdom.
    Hopefully Kendrick winning will help get rap back on track, he is a conscious MC as well as a battle MC who elevates the culture with his lyrics and jewels aplenty. Drake is commercial product with a team of ghostwriters, manufactured abs, nose, butt – just fake aa fu<k to be honest. He NEVER represented the culture. The culture just accepted him.

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  5. Kendrick dropped knowledge as well as insults and was schooling the man's family. Kendrick is a bonafide lyrical genius but he's also a conscious MC. Drake's hit factory team of shallow superficial pop song writers could not compete with an actual artist and genius.

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  6. Ebro talking about "one of these artists cares more" is embarassing to listen to cos Ebro and mainstream radio has not supported conscious Hip-Hop or pro black music or black people for 30 years. Ebro IS the establishment that *doesn't do so*.

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  7. 23:20 I’m really glad he said that. I think a lot of people have been discussing who makes better music and more bops, but my issue with Drake is the fact that he is a culture vulture with no education on the black experience. Most people just don’t see it because he also happens to be mixed.

    It’s really important to realize that even though rap has gone down this line of commercialism and party beats, it used to be more than that and that’s personally why I got into it.

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