Angelo

@Tajriis @Kurrco It’s not 2016 anymore buddy😂 Drake ain’t seeing those numbers without the big machine

@Angeloangie25 @Kurrco hate to break it to you if he did physicals the shit would be cracking 800k

Drake's 'ICEMAN' is currently forecasted to debut with 521K first-week units, per Kalshi users 📊 This would mark his highest opening week since 'Certified Lover Boy'.

@PhucShuMeanMane I never heard Family matters being played outside the beef. Only Drake fans pushing that song everyday on this Timeline😭😂 Matter of fact even meet the grahams (he is a hitmaker , songwriter…)have its own lore on TikTok😭😂

How come no one ever plays Family Matters after a win?

@blazianhott_ @gothamhiphop Yup! Hearing the album live with all the emotions…insane

@Angeloangie25 @gothamhiphop Agreed! It was really special

What is a concert performance that lives in your head rent free?

@michealbrwn @Kurrco Impossible

@Kurrco Nah ts selling 1m first week

@RayRapOpinions Agree💯 To pimp a butterfly is the greatest rap album a human ever made!

To Pimp A Butterfly is better than Nas’s first 3 albums

@DrakeDebate @spicyhot1505 Because he is using BOTS! Noway he gets that many likes and so Many followers in a short amount of time!

I wonder what happened @spicyhot1505

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Imma reply to this first! Record and song is just the perfect representation of the US. So there is no majority. It’s black, white, hispanic…everyone. You cannot win that award based on 1 group alone…especially now.

@Angeloangie25 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Is record and song of the year mostly black voters or is it composed of all 13K members, which is overwhelmingly majority white voter specific by demographic? I’ll wait bro .

The Super Bowl halftime put Drake's ex on stage to dance to his enemy's diss song. 100 million people saw it. Almost nobody clocked the structure. Roc Nation runs halftime ($25M NFL deal). Roc Nation is affiliated with Complex Music. Complex ran polls during the actual battle: 80% Drake, 76% Drake. 130K votes. Today Drake gets 58M daily Spotify streams. Kendrick gets 19M. With zero Drake releases in 2026. The data said Drake won. The infrastructure rewrote it. Day 256. 13 days to Iceman.

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Yea it’s alright 🤣 btw I am logging off for today on X. It’s Saturday so Imma go chill outside and enjoy the weather. Have a good day btw. And….Kendrick still better😆

@Angeloangie25 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Angelo, my fault bro. And hey, we are entitled to our opinions lol

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson I am still looking for the point that I missed! Can you clarify it in short please?

@Angeloangie25 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Lol READ what I said in response bro. You’re missing some points that I highlighted following your previous response

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson *Angelo and you are not cooking😭🤣

@WillSlapChris3 @Angeloangie25 @ericjackson Where am I getting cooked at? What points ? Did you not see my rebuttals or are you just too biased and taking the side of the person defending your contradiction? You are too emotional for this conversation, I’m talking to Anjelo now. Sit back and observe while I cook bro 👍

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Kendrick never won album of the year and he won Record and song LAST year for Not like us! Where the total board was already diversed so it’s still fair! And that song was the obvious winner anyway.

@Angeloangie25 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson But lets pretend here for a sec & say it’s valid: Even IF thats true for the rap category, Kendrick wins album of the Year, song, record of the Year. Those aren’t rap category awards. The ENTIRE 13K member body vote on those. So the majority white board impacted his biggest wins

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Bro it’s just simple…it’s obvious that the rap categories has the black voters. The people who vote are peers etc. It’s like rappers and producers who are voting.

@Angeloangie25 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson LOL That says “almost certainly” and ‘likely’ that’s not data, that’s an assumption. Post the actual category specific demographic breakdown or it’s speculation bro

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson I think it’s obvious but yeah

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson I meant to say the majority of the RAP/R&B voters are Black! Because people can only vote in their genre! Except the general field like album of the year, record and song. So either way black people have a HUGE influence in those genre

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Also the Grammy voters are music professionals! Not some random guy on the internet. And that’s the biggest difference! Kendrick his last 15 Grammy’s were given during the diverse Grammy committee…so how is that because of the whites?

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson I am not movinf the goalpost! You are doing that! You said white people are the reasons for Kendricks win when the majority of the RAP/R&B are black! How does that workout? I said in the past shii was different like how they snubbed him for GKMC

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Partially I agree but black people have to work twice as hard to earn something. So for a black person to win in a white dominated space also says a lot! And like I said..the representation is getting better and it’s not only white people who decide what’s good.

@Angeloangie25 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson that was 70% white, and even now is still a 49% white plurality. If their opinion on the culture/ battle is invalid, then the awards they voted to give him have to be questioned too. You can't pick and choose when their vote or opinion counts

@AmirB_91 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson Yeah I see…but the thing is when people say White opinions doesn’t matter I don’t think it’s towards all white people. Some are cool yk but some don’t give a shii about black people or rap and they are easy to identify. Idk how to describe it.

@Angeloangie25 @WillSlapChris3 @ericjackson I didn’t say they didn’t make changes. Again, go back and READ how we got here bro. It’s a bit of a contradiction to say or act as if white opinions don't matter in this battle, while at the same time celebrating Grammys that were historically awarded by a body