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The latest from What’s The Dirt? is a look at Drake’s 10 most lethal subliminal disses.
The list includes sneaky jabs at Tory Lanez, Rihanna, Ludacris, Watch The Throne (Jay-Z and Kanye West), Beanie Sigel, Jay-Z, Tyga, Tory (again), Meek Mill, and Diddy.
As pointed out by WYD?, Drake has also taken a ton of subliminal shots at Kendrick Lamar, as covered in his Nov. 2023 video, “Drake Vs Kendrick Lamar – The 100% Full Story Explained.”
TLDR: Noah23 and Fresh Kils have released the video for “Jazz Man,” the latest preview of their collaborative album Tuff Racket, arriving July 31...
TLDR: MacEwan University professor Makarand Gulawani examines how Drake’s giant downtown Toronto ice block promotion for Iceman turned an album rollout into a viral...
TLDR: Before the opening kickoff of World Cup 2026, Future and Tyla joined forces for “Game Time,” an official FIFA soundtrack single that brings...
A couple of weeks back, Chris Brown delivered a sweet gift for his fans! The R&B singer released the deluxe edition of his twelfth...
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TLDR: Ray Vaughn reflects on lyricism, pain, and joining Top Dawg Entertainment while discussing storytelling, Kendrick Lamar, and his journey from Long Beach to...
TLDR: With World Cup excitement building in Toronto, a recent We Love Hip Hop episode digs into the city’s summer energy, the weight of...
