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I’m not a businessman I’m a business, man | SKOL VIKINGS | HOLIDAY PACK OUT NOW WHEREVER YOU STREAM MUSIC

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HOLIDAY PACK OUT NOW!

TWO NEW SONGS

TAKE ACTION: Prod. by BeatSmith

AWAIT MY FATE: Prod. by @createdbydna_

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@stevenpmullins @Kurrco this was exactly what happened when I went to his show in Columbia SC in 2017

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@jal3n8 @russdiemon 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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@DrSweets24 Punchline/wordplay wise I agree but the imagery and narration in Weston Road Flows and Views are still elite. Those songs are better produced as well.

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@bobbyhavvoc @LexDiamonds__ @theartguy5 yea no prob! double entendres have been skewed these past couple years to mean just a layered line when that’s not the case. They are pretty difficult to make work and that’s why they are the gold standard for rappers as far as literary devices go

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@bobbyhavvoc @LexDiamonds__ @theartguy5 technically no but it’s very rare you’ll see a double entendre be used with a punchline/simile (like or as) because the punch is set up to hit hard on a literal meaning with wordplay etc. Looney over tunes works when talking about wayne

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@LexDiamonds__ @bobbyhavvoc @theartguy5 “took the ak out” works as getting arrested for having a gun on one level. But you’d still need the following line to imply he’s talking about taking letters out his name. He has sneaky doubles here and there (esp during the beef) but leans more on punchlines/schemes usually

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@callhimbenbacon @adaptSkill and he admitted years later he pulled his groin 2nd half of the season too and still put up those numbers. 🐐 RB

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@LowKeyUHTN completely disagree. He needed one of those anthems. Imagine how much better clb would’ve been if he kept laugh now cry later on it

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@boiyanel BRO WHAT!!!! Congrats man it sounded so familiar to your production I knew something was up. So proud of you bro!

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@DrSweets24 that’s why he prefaces the bar with saying plot twist

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@BrownRapFan he teased it in the zine and the reaction to the leak was way too good for it not to be plus it’s rumored he did a second verse it’s gonna be on there

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@FrankMagana15 @russdiemon well deserved bro

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@hypeziii Them touring etc. and that’s what made Kendrick jump out the way he did on Like That. To conclude Drake has been trying to mend things for years whereas Kendrick clearly had an underlying itch to engage him in battle for the past decade.

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@DrSweets24 I thought it was pretty smooth but his singing isn’t good enough to carry a whole project. If he rapped on the majority of the verses I feel like it would’ve been a lot better. I wouldn’t have even minded full r&b cuts at that point because it would’ve been less monotonous.

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@GoldxHaze link!

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@NameIsMavi Pi might be number one man…also applying pressure and punching the clock need a spot on the list

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@penyz15 you know that took him multiple takes in the studio to get it down pat 🤣

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@Yeet4242 it just seems like that song was destined for the grammy stage. Perhaps they wanted Pharrell included more with the performance instead of a John Legend hook.

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@gothamhiphop that makes sense I guess. I think they wanted to include pharrell in the performance more instead of a John Legend hook. So Far Ahead has a good chorus but the verses are pretty technical rap wise, which they performed well but it would land better with a more rap centric crowd