Aug 20, 2016 He tells producers what beats he expects from them and then he takes the best ideas and makes songs off it.
Aug 20, 2016 I recall Miller not being credited on a few songs but can't remember which ones besides Rico. Also, Drake may not have had full verses written but he has had like 75% of verses written before. I don't think you can really compare ULB and Waves to rap verses because Kanye literally says like 20 words total on those songs combined lol
Aug 20, 2016 Because Ye never fronted about his songwriting skills where as Drake did. Also, Kanye contributed a lot to hip-hop (especially with CD/LR) where as it seems as if Drake just hops on whatever is hot.
Aug 20, 2016 Yeah some are more some are less. I don't know why they do because both are good writers.
Aug 20, 2016 Kendrick wrote a big chunk of "All Day" and he was just one of a s--- ton of writers credited on that song. Who has Drake not credited? What song?
Aug 20, 2016 Kanye - started his career off as a hard working producer who could barely make it till he started rapping over his production Drake - a child born into a rich family that put him through acting school and sent him to Hollywood to become a child actor. With the money earned doing this, Drake was able to buy himself a rap career and pay for a rap image.
Aug 20, 2016 "it's ok Drake credits his writers" So f---ing what, Drake bites, steals and legitimately copies other people's s---. If Meek Mill never said anything you'd all still be listening to Drake assuming he writes his own s---.
Aug 20, 2016 The quality of music is legitimately all I care about. People didn't care that Easy-E and Dre got help writing their s---. I don't know why it's such a big deal with Drake.
Aug 20, 2016 Ok? If you don't like the quality of the music, criticize that. Criticizing him for having writers but then turning a blind eye to other rappers who do/did the same thing is a double-standard.
Aug 20, 2016 just stop t-pain isnt even close to the first to use sharp pitch correction and kanye did it completely different or if you have a great explanation on how t-pain made a soundscape to a modernist art movement then id actually love to hear it
