So I think that’s why their fan base are from all over the place. They can touch anything, any beat, any genre and they’ll attack it. “Another thing with both of them is that Drake and Wayne are both known for their versatility. Drake goes off and Wayne goes off too, so that’s what happens whenever they come together.” It’s a crazy-in-the-streets and crazy-in-the-club kind of record. This page provides you with up to date lists of the most streamed studio albums, per year, per decade and of all-time, on Spotify.
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This one is like a real, real, real record. If you are looking for additional streaming tools, check out our streaming lab here. They also discussed the process behind the production and. The producers mention that at first they sent the beat to Drizzy and had no idea that Weezy would be jumping on it, as well as using it for the first single off his upcoming album. They’re like 10 for 10 with records they’ve done together and this is just another banger. Vinylz and Boi-1da, who are the guys behind Lil Wayne and Drake‘s Believe Me instrumental, speak to Revolt all about producing Tha Carter V single.
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I feel like when both of them get on a record together, they don’t usually fail man. So every time we work, we just try something brand new.”
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So, it ends up making the rapper just wanna do the same shit. A lot of people complain about rappers these days sounding the same and using the same flows, but the producers are also responsible for that too because they’re making the same type of beats. “The way me and 1da work, we never make a beat specific for anyone. We just knew the record happened, but we didn’t know the record would be the first single.” I think he must of brought the beat to Wayne and then they worked on the record together. “Vinylz had a beat and told me to check it out, so I just added a few things to it and I pretty much sent it over to Drake when it was done then like, I don’t know what went on but suddenly, maybe like a month later, Drake and Wayne had the record. You can read what Vinylz and Boi-1da said about “ Believe Me” after the jump below! They also discussed the process behind the production and how Drizzy Drake and Tunechi never fail when they collaborate on records together. Moment thinking gets us stuck in the cycle of confusion, revenge, killings, and things of darkness that take you to a place worse than slavery,” Prince adds.Vinylz and Boi-1da, who are the guys behind Lil Wayne and Drake‘s “ Believe Me” instrumental, speak to Revolt all about producing Tha Carter V single. “There will come a time in life where we all should embrace the movement thinking, over the moment thinking. It wasn’t in my plans to meet him there but I must say I’m glad I didn’t allow a worship place for God to detour our meeting,” Prince writes. I met with night in Htown at the Rothko Chapel.
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In a series of contextualizing tweets, J Prince explained how his initial meeting with Kanye was productive despite being unexpected. “I believe this event will not only bring awareness to our cause, but prove to people – everywhere – how much more we can accomplish when we lay our pride to the side and come together,” West concludes. West goes on to invite Drake to perform with him in Los Angeles on December 7th as a way of bringing attention to the case of Larry Hoover, who is currently serving out six life sentences in association with a 1973 murder in Chicago. Both me and Drake have taken shots at each other and it’s time to put it to rest,” West says in the video as Prince supervises and silently looks on at the camera. “I’m making this video to address the ongoing back and forth between myself and Drake. Just days after claiming his rival was openly waging psychological war with him in an unhinged interview on N.O.R.E and DJ EFN’s Drink Champs podcast, the controversial Chicago rapper-turned-sneaker-mogul was not nearly as brazen with his words reading from his Notes app alongside Prince. Posted by the Rap-A-Lot Records chief, the clip is a real change of tone for West. The rare moment of humility appears to have been sparked by a chat with Houston rap icon, J Prince, who hovered over West in a truce-calling hostage video Monday night. Kanye West is ready to most past a very long and very public quarrel with Drake.
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J Prince is brokering another peace deal between rivaling rappers. Photo by Prince Williams for WireImage via Getty Images.