Is It Over For Drake? What The OVO Leader Needs To Do!

What is the immediate future of Drake, in light of Kendrick Lamar’s new diss song, “6 AM in LA.” While the question looms, it’s now time to discuss the context surrounding these two artists: Drake hails from Canada, where he has risen to become a global sensation, while Kendrick Lamar represents Compton, a city that has deep roots Hip-Hop culture. Drake’s decision to engage with Dot on this lyrical level deserves acknowledgment. He did not have to take it there and I give him credit for that. With J. Cole apologizing and walking away from the battle, Drake’s willingness to step up demonstrates commitment to the culture, on some level. We all know Drake’s journey into Hip-Hop wasn’t rooted in the essence. He grew into it, learned it and was embraced. Hip-Hop gives most people a shot if they are genuine. View this post on Instagram A post shared by AllHipHop (@allhiphopcom) In facing Kendrick Lamar, Drake faces a unique challenge. This is a career-defining moment. Kendrick’s style is dense, layered, and thought-provoking, contrasting with Drake’s more commercial, broad approach to it. Drake’s path forward lies in his ability to create hit songs that resonate with his audience on a...