>>131129022
Olivia laughing
My ear lobe is bleeding
livvy when there's abortions and woke at the function
Dr. Tom Bina just putting an ice pack on the ear lobe and sending you back
>>131131015Please no over 30 aunties
>>131131029AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH
>>131131027The ear lobe discharge smells like death, Dr Bina. What do?
*scribbles "ear lobe" into book*Problem solved
>>131131048I hate you worthless anime faggots!!!X-(((
choli wotched thuh devul waehs proaduh tew
>>131131082This you?
https://youtu.be/nDC2ScgnA94
Bizaardvark!
fantano gave arca a 7/10
I'm eating spaghetti, I am immune to all questions and accusations
That's fairArca's cock and balls on the other hand are a 10
Poopy
>>131130988>picfucking kek
I love Petal so much
why do spammers lack stamina? not even a week LOL.
Olivia won. Wpop won. that's why.
>>131130988OP make one gor these posts as well
Shitbe Brigers album is getting rave reviews :/
Shava Max
vjuice won against ariana
You ever just wish you were a girl? Outfits like this look so fun..
I've been jerking off to Julia Butters, I don't give a fuck
Tooly's Very Own Episode
>>131131971Degrassi gang
>>131131971>the I lost dance
>>131132028>projection
drizzy won thoughbeitever
>>131132034>>131132038samefag loser
>>131132038
Drizzy Doesn't Want Me for a Sunbeam
>>131132051>>131132049
>131132049livieshq lost <3
The prevailing narrative that dominates my cognitive processes is the resounding victory of Drizzy.
>>131132074Many are saying this
>>131132074No one is saying this except samefags
Drake's career is unique because he has managed to dominate popular music for well over a decade while constantly adapting to changing trends. Very few artists in modern history have remained at the top for as long as he has.
>>131132074We do be hearing this more and more!
Since breaking through in the late 2000s, he has accumulated hundreds of charting songs, dozens of No. 1 hits across multiple countries, billions upon billions of streams, and one of the largest fanbases of any artist in the streaming era.
>>131132074I heard it from the mountaintops
>>131132107Unlike many artists who have one defining peak, Drake has experienced several distinct eras of commercial dominance.
>>131132074DASEDLivvy lost
>>131132074I heard it from the valleys
One of Drake's biggest strengths is his versatility. He isn't confined to one genre. He can make melodic pop songs ("Hold On, We're Going Home"), rap records ("Nonstop"), dance tracks ("One Dance"), Afrobeats-inspired hits ("Controlla"), house music ("Honestly, Nevermind"), R&B ballads, or club anthems
Drake currently charts 11 albums on the Billboard 200 this week, something Kendrick Lamar has never come close to accomplishing in his entire career.Drake charts 9 albums ahead of GNX (#140) this week.
>>131132074I heard it from the bottom of the ocean
>DASED
Phoebe wonNinny lost
>>131132129That flexibility has allowed him to remain relevant while musical trends have shifted dramatically over the last fifteen years.
>>131132074I heard it from the canopy of the rainforest
>>131132074I heard it from the other side of the moon
Another reason for his success is that he essentially mastered the streaming era before almost anyone else. His albums are consistently among the year's biggest releases, and even deep album cuts often become chart hits because listeners consume his projects in full.
>>131132074I heard it from the tail of a comet
>>131132074I heard it from the barren terrain of Venus
>>131132074I heard it on NPR in the car
>>131132151His music also tends to have enormous replay value, which translates into exceptional streaming numbers.
>>131132154
>>131132074I heard it from the center of the sun
>>131132164trvke
>>131132074I heard it from the edge of the Milky Way
>>131132074I heard it from the depths of a dream
i can hear the big heaving sighs from the gooncord all the way to here
>>131132074I heard it from a parallel dimension where he still won
When compared with Olivia Rodrigo, the difference is largely one of scale, longevity and immense talent. Olivia has required massive help and astroturfing from Mickey Mouse and her Disney connections in order to get any mainstream "success". Drake, on the other hand, has maintained superstar status for over 15 years and has built his career all by himself.
>>131132074I heard it from the halls of silence
>>131132074I heard it from the bizarro world
>>131132185Like the man said: in dreams begin responsibilities
>>131132194He's released far more music, accumulated many more chart entries, and sustained commercial success across multiple generations of listeners.
>>131132074I heard it from the crossroads of time
>>131132074I heard it from the heat death of the universe
Someone who was in high school in 2011 could have listened to Drake throughout college, into their career, and even into their thirties while he was still releasing chart-topping music. Very few artists can claim that level of consistency. Especially not Olivia Rodrigo.
>>131132074I heard it from outside the very idea of thought
>>131132074I heard it from the belly of the whale
>>131132194this touches on something important: we don't talk enough about how drivers license is easily the most astroturfed "hit" of the 2020s. olivia is a total fraud
>>131132074I heard it from contemporary analysis of events
>>131132074I heard it from the birth of a nebula
>>131132216Their approaches are also different. Olivia's catalog is relatively focused as she and her producers don't have the talent to really experiment: hastily crafted albums with a smaller number of songs that emphasize boyfriend drama, girl gossip, and outdated rock/pop influences.
>>131132074I heard it from the gateway to reality
>>131132074I heard it from the static of the universe
>>131132232Drake releases music much more frequently, experiments with different sounds, collaborates with artists from around the world, and often shapes mainstream trends rather than simply following them like Rodrigo who has no identity of her own.
Drizzy won
>>131132074I heard it from the first utterance of sound
>>131132222>CHECKED>DASED>TRVKE>WBKQUADS FOR MY QUADRUPLE THREAT RIGHT HERE
>>131132074I heard it from the big bang
His influence extends beyond pop into hip-hop, R&B, dancehall, Afrobeats, UK drill, house, and Latin-inspired music. He is one of the most creative and versatile artists in the business right now.
>>131132074I heard it from the shadow of a doubt
>>131132222quads of truth!
>>131132074I heard it from the previous universe
>>131132222checked and dased
I just busted a very large smelly load. I need peanut butter
>>131132074I heard it from the blind spot of the mind
>>131132074I heard it from the one above all
Reminder that the man doing this complained about other posters spamming
From a commercial perspective, Drake also benefits from an unmatched ability to generate hit singles. Songs like "God's Plan," "One Dance," "Hotline Bling," "In My Feelings," "Nice for What," and "First Person Shooter" became cultural moments, with many dominating streaming platforms and social media simultaneously. Olivia however has not had this level of success, she has not had a defining pop culture moment in her entire career as she is simply one of many. Drake is one of a kind.
>>131132074I heard it from the first wind that ever blew
>>131132074I heard it from the echo chamber of ego
>>131132283In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.And God said, Drizzy won
There is no god, only Liv
>only we are allowed to do this noooo
>>131132074I heard it from the temple of time
>>131132269Cool Rock Chick Gracie
>>131132284Ultimately, Drake is considered one of the defining pop artists of his generation because he combined extraordinary commercial success with remarkable adaptability.
He didn't just have a few blockbuster albums—he became a constant presence in popular music for more than a decade, influencing how artists release music, how streaming charts behave, and how hip-hop and pop increasingly overlap.
>>131132074I heard it from the first prokaryote
>>131132074I heard it from the first creation of the elements
>>131132309Drake's versatility is arguably his greatest strength. He can make introspective records like "Marvins Room," pop anthems like "Hold On, We're Going Home," club records like "One Dance," hard-hitting rap songs like "Energy," or emotionally vulnerable tracks like "Jungle."
>>131132074I heard it from >>131132074
>>131132322Each style feels natural rather than forced, which is why his music has appealed to such a wide audience for so long.
>>1311322926 God is a divine entity imbued with tangible power and a profound worldwide impact, exerting a magnetizing influence over a global congregation of adherents who eagerly await his pronouncements. The divinity of the subject is substantiated by substantial real-world works and monumental achievements, as well as an unbreakable grip on the human psyche. Liv's ability to vanish once the screens go dim or the fad shifts underscores her status as a false deity.
>>131132292Liv is currently seizing the hot-button issue of reproductive health care to plug her shitty Disney music. Literally satanic and worse than anything Drake's doneSo of course a Livvy would deny the existence of God
>>131132283He is disingenuous piece of shit that go around spamming different threads. It's wpop's turn. That's his sole occupation in life. He should have been perma banned years ago.
>>131132330Another reason Drake stands above many of his contemporaries is his consistency. For over a decade, every album release has been a major cultural event, producing chart-topping songs and dominating streaming platforms.
>>131132333>projection>Drizzy won
>>131132074I heard it from the sensory deprivation tank
>>131132341Maintaining that level of relevance across multiple eras of music is extraordinarily difficult. Most likely, Olivia Rodrigo will lose most of her relevance by 2030 and will be forgotten in 2035 as she starts aging and gets replaced by another random Disney star to make money for Mickey Mouse.
>>131132348Joe? When will you have Mica on JRE?
>>131132351Many artists actually enjoy a spectacular debut or a few successful years before fading from the spotlight, but Drake has reinvented himself repeatedly without losing his audience.
>>131132074I heard it from the distortion of deja vu
Compared to Olivia Rodrigo, Drake also possesses a much broader artistic résumé. Olivia has built her career primarily around lowest common denominator pop-rock songwriting and has only done relatively well due to the massive amount of shilling she and Disney have paid for. That money will dry up over time as interest in "her" music is already fading.
luv drizzy simple as
>>131132391Drake, by contrast, has demonstrated mastery across numerous genres and moods, collaborating with artists from virtually every corner of popular music while continuing to shape trends rather than simply participating in them.
>LIVE FROM THE GOONCORD:
>>131132402kek
>>131132391There's also the matter of influence. Drake helped define what mainstream music sounded like throughout the 2010s and well into the 2020s.
His melodic approach to rap inspired countless artists, his embrace of international sounds helped bring genres like dancehall and Afrobeats further into the global mainstream, and his dominance in the streaming era changed how albums and singles performed commercially.
>>131132333How can we get him banned? It's the most disruptive poster on the board.
Reach for the sky livieshq! this terf is claimed by OvOutlaws
His fingerprints are all over modern popular music. He creates, while Rodrigo takes.
Olivia makes relatable music about teenage heartbreak, so her niche is clearly defined. Drake shapes the way people talk, the slang used, and international fashion trends. From co-signing underground artists to triggering internet trends with each drop, Drizzy is a bona fide living legend.
The /mu/ mods: >Wow, 60 posts in half an hour that all glaze Drake after nobody talked about him for hours, this seems organic!
>>131132444checked and dased
>131132453same thing happened with livvy over the last six months and you didn't say shit lmao
>>131132453They're gonna ban you for this because he mass reports whenever anybody makes fun of him
>>131132431His spam is technically not against the rules in wpop, sadly, since the rap pedo does pop as well. Maybe spamming/flooding? Or wait for him to switch to another thread and report for off-topic.
>>131132453where was this energy last threaddrizzy won buddy
>>131132444TRIPS OF TRUTH
>AAAAAAAAA HELP ME 4CHAN MODS MY DOWNDOOTS ARENT WORKING
Drake has already assembled one of the strongest résumés in modern music. His longevity, versatility, cultural impact, and ability to consistently create music that resonates with millions over more than fifteen years make a compelling case that he is the more accomplished artist.
>>131132485kek
>>131132453>>131132477spamming/flooding is tough to enforce if it's on topic
Olivia is a sloppy songwriter and performer, she won't stand the test of time as she, for the most part, makes nothing but generic radio filler. On the other hand, Drake's body of work, influence, and sustained excellence place him in a different tier of popular music history.
>>131131443>>131131449you was sayin..?
Drake can deliver a lyrical rap piece, a catchy Afrobeats song, a UK drill track, a lively dancehall anthem, or a soulful R&B slow jam. He has expertly mastered an array of genres. In sharp contrast, Olivia leans almost singularly on a formulaic 90s alt-rock and pop-punk sound crafted by her producer, Dan Nigro.
>Afrobeats
>>131132513Drake didn't become one of the greatest artists of his generation by accident—he built one of the most dominant careers modern music has ever seen. He started as an underdog from Toronto, a city that wasn't exactly viewed as a global music capital, and turned himself into the face of an entire era.
Of course the Livcuck is a retired janny lmao
>>131132431Who? The emilyfag? Good luck
>>131132522Here are some of Drake's best Afrobeats tracks: Fountains, Madiba Riddim, One Dance, Texts Go Green
>>131132531While countless artists had one or two great albums before fading away, Drake somehow stayed at the top year after year, constantly evolving without ever losing his identity.
>>131132537Who? I meant you spammer boy loser.
gettin jizzy with drizzy
>>131132552>everyone I don’t like is the same person!
>>131132552What makes Drake special is that he mastered almost every aspect of popular music. He can rap with elite technical ability, write emotionally honest songs that connect with millions, make infectious pop hooks, and effortlessly switch between genres.
Tom Bina is neutral on the Drake situation and wants to bring wpopeace between Livvybros and Drizzybros
>>131132552Drizzy won
>>131132531Drake expanded OVO from a humble music blog into a renowned international record label and fashion imprint. Meanwhile, Olivia is a typical product of the Disney Channel to Geffen Records ladder, depending largely on glossy pop production crews and conventional industry patronage to uphold her fame.
>>131132570Many are saying this exact thing
>>131132567His greatest talent, though, is understanding music before everyone else does. Time and time again, Drake has recognized emerging sounds, collaborated with rising artists, and helped bring entire styles into the mainstream.
winning still feels good
>>131132581For well over a decade, every Drake album has felt like an event. Every release sparks conversation, dominates streaming services, and produces songs that become part of everyday culture. Janice STFU is one of the greatest achievements in pop music.
>131132587trumpian post
>>131132587based winner
>>131132591He has reached a point where even his album cuts can outperform other artists' biggest singles. That level of sustained success is almost unheard of in modern music.
>winning still feels goodevery breath you take you breathe in my farts
She won
>>131132605trump wonlivvy wonwpop wonI wonkamala lostdrake lostyou lost (multiple tmes)
Drake also has an uncanny ability to make music for virtually every mood. Heartbreak? He has classics. Summer anthem? He's got several. Gym playlist? Club record? Late-night drive? Reflective rap? Radio pop? He excels at all of it, unlike the rather one-note Olivia Rodrigo.
Livvy fucking WONThe summer belongs to HER
No matter where you go, a club, a festival, a lounge, or a sports arena, you simply cannot escape Drake. He makes unifying anthems that bring crowds of all kinds together. Compare that to Olivia, whose discography hinges on low energy confessionals that don't resonate in dynamic environments.
>>131132618TRUTH
>>131132618Drake released an album with like 60 songs and it got beat by livvy's humble 13 songs. really tells you everything
>>131132628That's why his catalog is so massive and remains incredibly replayable.
Drake>won>ate the burrito you are now breathing in Olivia>lost>takes a deep breath of farty air
>>131132631CORRECT
>>131132638Ultimately, Drake's legacy isn't just about numbers, although the numbers are absurd. It's about influence. He helped redefine what a mainstream artist could sound like, blurred the lines between rap and pop, changed the streaming era forever, and inspired an entire generation of artists who borrowed from his melodic style.
drizzy won
>>131132652Fifteen-plus years after his breakthrough, he's still one of the first names people think of when a major release drops.
>>131132631Nobody in our entire general has any clue about this
drizzy wonwpop wonlivvy lost
Love him or hate him, he didn't just succeed in the streaming era, he became one of the defining faces of it.
>>131132669There is an undeniable, electric energy surrounding this very topic everywhere you go right now
Nineveh said the summer belonged to olivia and I believe him. Honestly Drake seems like the type of guy who takes it up the ass
>>131132652AN ENTIRE GENERATION more likeEVERY GENERATION his influence reaches all ages
Ninny lostThe smirk won
>>131132676bro i genuinely dont think people realize what happened when drake came out this wasnt some normal "new artist blows up" moment. this dude spawned into the industry and basically said yeah this is mine now.
>>131132687Based Nino right as usual. Drake is a fag and a pedo
Degrassi is eternal
DrizzyEmperors have TOTAL CONTROL over /wpop/
>>131132687>Drake seems like the type of guy who takes it up the assAnd he's a pedo
>>131132706so far gone drops and suddenly everyone wants to rap and sing. best i ever had wasnt just a hit it was the start of one of the craziest runs music has ever seen.
>>131132716>projection
i'm not even a big drake fan but these drake fans are just what this general needed. you almost always see great, insightful conversations in their posts
>>131132718then this absolute demon follows it up with thank me later, take care, nothing was the same, if youre reading this its too late, views... like are you actually kidding me like holy shit every album became the soundtrack to an entire year.
>131132687>131132708>When it comes to pop music I trust the brown nazi that spammed stomp clap hey for an entire year and everybody hated until 5 minutes agoLivcucks down bad
>>131132732kek
Don't let Drake near your kids is all I'm saying
>>131132727every party, every late night drive, every breakup, every instagram caption somehow had a drake song attached to it. drizzy was EVERYWHERE
>>131132710>bring me the head of the usurper olivia ratrigo
>>131132638and the funniest part is people have been saying "drake fell off" for literally over a decade every single rollout its the exact same script. "its over." "hes washed." "this one wont do numbers." then the album drops, bro has 17 songs in the top 20, breaks another streaming record, and everyone who was hating has the songs saved by friday.
Drake is it
Drakefag turning on Ninny
>>131132761We never fucked with that big nigga, he was a crypto-Livvy
>>131132758this dude really just collected genres like they were pokemon. rap? easy. r&b? easy. pop? easy. dancehall? sure. afrobeats? why not. uk drill? of course. house music? random tuesday. somehow every time people acted like he was taking a risk it ended up becoming another era defining moment.
desu time is the only receipt that matters. most rappers only get a 3 to 5 year run at the top before they fall off, but drake has lowkey had the whole game on lock for 15 years straight. it's wild because he was literally the number one streamed rapper on spotify for 17 months straight up until august 2026. he's just kinda built different.
>>131132776dont even get me started on the hits because its actually unfair best i ever had. headlines. started from the bottom. hold on were going home. hotline bling. one dance. controlla. fake love. gods plan. in my feelings. nice for what. nonstop. laugh now cry later. rich flex. first person shooter. like how does one human being have THAT many songs that everybody knows???
wpop is trapped under the ice
even though the internet basically gave kendrick the W in that beef, it literally did zero damage to drake's streaming numbers. he still stood ten toes down and dropped "push ups" right in front of a whole room of haters. now, two years later, he's back to dominating the charts with historical stats like nothing even happened
Drizzy puts the W in /Wpop/
most artists spend their whole career chasing one anthem and drake accidentally drops three of them before lunch.
DRIZZY WON
>>131132793based and cute
ICEMAN.. I fucking kneel
>>131132785drake is highkey so massive that even his haters are camping out on spotify at midnight just to hate watch the drop. he gets paid the exact same whether you're streaming out of love or just hate-listening for the plot. the monetization of spite is crazy
every single era has at least one drake song that instantly takes me back. hear hold on were going home and im thinking about summer nights.
hear headlines and im back in the early 2010s.
>>131132825gods plan? that song was literally unavoidable. in my feelings had the entire internet dancing.
drake has literally dropped every two years since 2009. other artists take 5 year breaks to recharge but he treats hits like a corporate 9 to 5. the grind is crazy
>this thread
>>131132837hotline bling became one of the biggest memes ever and somehow the song is still incredible>>131132811>>131132838so true! he really cant stop winning.>131132844>posted it again award
before drizzy rappers who sang were getting major side eye. drake literally made it the blueprint. now, everyone like juice wrld, lil durk, rod wave, and travis scott is just living in the sonic universe he built
Livster won'fraid so
>>131132854fr its like this dude has been soundtracking peoples lives for 15 years straight.
Olivia literally squatted and went EEEEE because she's a weirdo and Drake dropped below her in the billboard charts. Probably in part because he's a pedo
drake rarely does the most on his pop hits. no screaming, no crazy autotune. he just sings in this lowkey, conversational voice that makes it way too easy to scream or sing in the car. his music is just pure vibes and never drains your battery
at some point you just gotta admit drizzy isnt playing the same game as everyone else. hes entirely in his own league vro
>131132868lhq melty
>>131132868He should just stop fucking kids
>>131132872entire careers have started, peaked and disappeared while bro is still casually dropping another number one album.
drake became a pop star completely on his own terms. no goofy costumes, no backup dancers, and no trying to please everyone. he just did him and won
>>131132884>projection
>>131132884He would never
thats not luck, thats not hype, thats not good timing. thats generational talent
casual pop fans who would never touch underground rap got into hip-hop purely because of drake. he's literally the gateway to the whole genre
>131132860No one's saying this
people always wanna act like success is just numbers but if millions of people can instantly remember where they were the first time they heard marvins room, hold on were going home or gods plan then youve done something way bigger than just making hits.
if the internet clowns drake for anything, he just leans into it. he'll literally wear the meme on a shirt, put it in a video, or post it on his feed
Drake's superpower is fucking childrean
>>131132910>>131132919>>131132922the drizzler has become part of pop culture forever.
you just can't phase a billionaire who out trolls his own haters. he steals their jokes, so they're just left recycling dead memes
>>131132937im still laughing because people really thought iceman wasnt gonna win they doubted bro every single step of the way just like they always do and somehow he still came out on top.
>131132923mutedart (sponsored by livieshq) projection
>started at the bottom
>>131132947its actually a tradition at this point. everyone lines up to say "this is the end for drake" and then a few months later they're quoting lyrics and running the songs into the ground.
>>131132951haha yup
based drizzy
drizzy won by the way
iceman wasnt just another era, it was a reminder that drizzy has been doing this longer than half the industry has even been relevant.
>>131132947he literally can't take an L. he's gonna clear his haters in this life and the next, no cap
Nobody gives a shit, pedo
>>131132966this dude has survived every trend, every hate train, every diss, every "career ending" headline and somehow hes still standing there like "what else yall got?"
>xhey didn't get to experience Summer 6ixteenalmost feel bad for livvyfags who were still learning to walk
thats what separates legends from everyone else. anybody can have a hot year. anybody can catch a viral hit. but staying at the top for over 15 years while the entire internet roots for your downfall?? thats different. thats generational.
>>131132970he literally has infinite aura at this point. the internet has tried to cancel him like fifty times and he just eats the engagement and drops another number one. he’s completely bulletproof
>131132967somebody change this livvy's diaper
>>131132982bro has literally lived through like 40 different "drake is finished" eras and somehow every single one ended the exact same way. more streams. more records. more number ones. more people pretending they arent listening while secretly having the songs on repeat.
>>131132986top kek
people can argue all day about whos their favorite artist but when it comes to actually running the game theres only one answer. drizzy
>>131132986kek
>>131132981facts. staying relevant for a minute is easy but holding the entire industry in a chokehold for 15 years while everyone prays on your downfall is psychopathic work. he’s literally the final boss of music>>131132992fr, they're always shouting "drake is cooked" on the timeline while secretly bumping his album on private session. the hate train is always just free promo for him. he literally converts pure spite into billboard hits>>131133001the stats don't lie. you can have your favorites but drizzy literally owns the spreadsheet. he's been running the entire industry on a loop for a generation
history isnt gonna remember the tweets. history isnt gonna remember the thinkpieces. history is gonna remember who was still here after everyone else came and went.
I finally understand what you mean by livvieshq. I thought shq was an abbreviation. It means livvie's hq.
>>131133005>>131133009>>131133015drizzy really won again
I need to have sweaty smelly sour cummuly sex with Olivia Rodrigo
>>131133009at the end of the day, another wpop general gets created but the charts stay permanent. all these hate posts are gonna be lost to the algorithms, but his legacy is literally etched in stone. he’s the blueprint
>131133020nobody is saying this
>>131133020weirdo
>>131133015Check out the big brain on anon!
TOTAL DRIZZY DOMINATION(just look at the AURA, ratdrigo wishes she was this TUFFMAXXED)
king of pop
>>131133029drizzy sort of embodies everything i hate about tacky nouveau riche brownness but he's canadian so it's based + funny
>>131133029Hail Drizzler
>>131133033chekky-dekked
>>131133032
drizzy sipp
>>131133052Everyone's saying this
drizzy sips and wins
drizzler
Chadrizzy
>>131133056livies cope and seethe
>>131133032aha 100% agreed fellow DrizzyGod but we use the term Dased around here (Drizzy+Based) as well as DrizzyPilled
luv drizzy
>>131133075Drizzy won
show me literally anyone else who has held down the number 1 spot for 15 years straight. nobody else has that kind of longevity, period
>>131130988>>131133084
>>131133075Based
>>131133068sorry, i'll keep that in mind, my drizzybrotha
>>131133088BASED EDITION
