Double or nothing is a rematch not a second game.
You’re replaying the first game.
Double the amount betted or nothing.
The person who accepts the double or nothing, gets nothing if they lose and also pays nothing. Which is the reward for the original victory
@dragonitebull Man will y’all give this shit a rest she’s a black girl simple as that… she’s a rapper who wants to sell records and she knows how to do it. She’s literally not hurting anybody. And she’s also not the first person under the sun who can excel in multiple environments
Swae Lee’s homie Slim Jxmmi pulled up to DDG’s Hit-A-Thon 2 house and started performing his songs, but DDG, YK Osiris & OMB Peezy weren’t feeling his energy, so security kicked him out. 😭💀
@OutHereWriting@JamCristopher He’s not obligated of course but damn it would be nice 😂 you’re head of the West Coast and you have a friend who looks up to you and admires you, why not help give the album a little gas, that’s all I’m saying lol they passed Dot the torch on stage you can drop a retweet bro😂
Genuine question, and I’m not even being sarcastic. I truly wanna know the thought process.
How are artists of today supposed to reach the levels of Lauryn and D’Angelo and Brandy if y’all are not willing to listen to them while they’re smaller?
@OutHereWriting@JamCristopher In none of my replies did I link Chike and Kendrick or make any direct comparisons. My original reply to the post was just stating how the greats today were ushered in by the greats before them, that’s it. Simple
@OutHereWriting@JamCristopher You said verbatim “Rappers co-signing artists they signed or label mates. Groundbreaking concept.” And I replied they did more than simply “co-sign” - Dr. Dre did more than that for Dot and Wayne did more than that for Drake. Do you comprehend?