What to Expect

Drake, known for his catchy beats and smooth lyrical flow, does not disappoint with this latest release. "100 GIGS It's Up" showcases Drake's signature sound while also introducing a fresh new vibe that is sure to have fans hitting the repeat button.

From the infectious beats to the clever wordplay, this track is guaranteed to be a hit and will have you nodding your head along from start to finish.

Where to Find It

Ready to add this banger to your playlist? You can download "100 GIGS It's Up (Blue Green Red & Housekeeping Knows)" on all major music platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. Whether you're a long-time Drake fan or just discovering his music, this track is a must-have for any music lover's collection.

Join the Conversation

Don't miss out on the buzz surrounding Drake's latest release. Join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #100GIGSItsUp and share your thoughts on the track with fellow fans.

So what are you waiting for? Head to your favorite music platform now and download "100 GIGS It's Up" to experience the magic of Drake's latest masterpiece. Trust us, you won't be disappointed!

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But what exactly causes these disputes among rappers? Is it all about fame and ego, or is there something deeper at play? Let’s delve into the fascinating world of rap beef and uncover the root causes behind these conflicts.

But here we go again with Kendrick Lamar and Drake is at it! They are taking me back when Tupac and Notorious BIG were at war for no reason. Tupac and Notorious BIG was one of the best storytellers when it came to rapping. But the media made a big spectacle to the point where it became East Coast against the West Coast and left two young men dead at an early age over nonsense. Now a year later here goes Kendrick Lamar and Drake pushing these tracks. Currently, Kendrick Lamar has several tracks dismissing Drake as a rapper.

The question remains, Why?

The Intriguing World of Rap Beef: Unveiling the Root of Disputes Among Rappers

Ego and Competition

One of the primary reasons behind rap beef is the innate sense of competition and ego among rappers. In a genre where lyricism and wordplay are highly valued, rappers often engage in battles to prove their skills and assert their dominance. This constant desire to be recognized as the best can lead to conflicts and disputes, as artists strive to outdo each other and establish their place in the rap hierarchy.

Misunderstandings and Misinterpretations

In the fast-paced world of rap music, misunderstandings and misinterpretations can easily escalate into full-blown disputes. Lyrics can be misinterpreted, comments can be taken out of context, and social media posts can be misread, leading to heated exchanges between artists. What may start as a simple misunderstanding can quickly snowball into a full-fledged rap beef, fueled by emotions and pride.

Personal Feuds and Past History

Sometimes, rap beefs are the result of personal feuds and history between artists. Whether it’s a long-standing rivalry, a history of betrayal, or unresolved conflicts from the past, personal animosity can drive rappers to engage in public disputes. These deep-rooted issues continue. How can one just put out music within the Rap Genre without it becoming a media fest build-up to start drama?
Listen to each Kendrick Lamar and Drake and ask yourself does this make any sense at all? Also, leave your feedback about the dispute.

 

Because he wanted to focus on his own music.
In an interview with Billboard, Drake said that he was going to release more songs than usual because he wanted to give people what they want. "I'm not gonna make any excuses," he told Billboard. "It's just me being selfish."

He's been working on his album "Scorpion" for months now.
It seems as though Drake has been working on his new album for quite some time. According to Pitchfork, Drake started recording music for Scorpion back in January 2017. Since then, he has released two singles off the project, “Nice for What” featuring Rihanna and “In My Feelings.”

He wants to make sure that he's able to give fans what they really want from him.
In an interview with Billboard, Drake said that he wanted to release more than one song per month because he didn't want people to feel like they were getting too much from him. He also said that he wanted to make sure that he was giving them something they really wanted.

He doesn't want to get distracted by other projects.
"I just felt like I had so much going on right now," he told Billboard. "It's not that I'm not excited about anything else, but I just felt like I needed to focus on what I'm doing."

He also wants to spend more time with his family.
It was reported earlier this week that Drake and Ola Boy were no longer collaborating. The two artists met up at the Grammys last month, where they performed together. They've been friends since high school, and Drake even wrote an ode to Ola Boy called "The Motto" back in 2015.

 

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