After Sh*t White Girls Say …To Black Girls, Sh*t Black Guys Say, Sh*t New Yorkers Say and many, many others, the Sh*t Girls Say meme has now garnered it’s first rap entry with Shit Drake Says. It starts off slow but you’re bound to get some chuckles when it hits its stride. 
Drake took care of a lot of frost-bitten fans at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend, hitting Park City, Utah, for a special performance.
Hundreds packed several floors of the cozy Bing Bar, a.k.a. the Claim Jumper Hotel, waiting for the “I’m on One” hitmaker to roll through Saturday. A blizzard delayed the star, but he showed eventually, rocking one his trademark printed sweaters.
Funnyman Aziz Ansari served as his opening act, assuaging the crowd with some material about his fears of marriage and growing up (he’s on the verge of 30), but the crowd demanded Drake — and they got about 45 minutes worth.
Feeding shots to eager fans, the rapper belted tracks from his album “Take Care,” including the song “Crew Love” for the first time live. Celeb admirers included Quincy Jones, Ryan Kwanten, “The Bachelor” Ben Flajnik, Will Forte, Aubrey Plaza and Aaron Paul.
There was a snowstorm outside, but Drake came prepared in one of his signature sweaters while chilling with the legendary Quincy Jones at Sundance. After a flight delay, the Canadian superstar arrived in Park City, Utah, and apologized by buying drinks for the crowd. “I almost died six times getting here,” he said before performing his hits at the Bing Bar.
Earlier this month, Drizzy put his Miami condos up for sale for $2.5 million. He is reportedly moving into a $45,000/month bachelor pad in Hidden Hills, Calif., with famous neighbors including Will Smith and family.
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Common showed off his skills as an MC, going off the top of the dome once again during his visit to Atlanta’s V-103. The Chicago lyricist freestyled over his 2000 single “The Light” as Ryan Cameron held up words for him to rhyme. He even addressed his beef with Drake. “You can ask why, people want me to keep dissing Canada Dry,” he said, referring to the Canadian MC. But unless Drake responds, Common says he’s done beefing.
LA Leakers managed to capture some footage last night from Waka Flocka Flame and Drake‘s “Round Of Applause” video shoot. If you missed the official remix, then you can listen and download it here!
It looks like Common is ready to bury the hatchet in his war of words with Drake – unless the Young Money rapper airs a response to Com’s ‘Stay Schemin’ remix.
In an interview with Rolling Stone, the Chicago native reserves some kind words for Drizzy’s music and insists, unless Drake decides to add fuel to the fire, he’s said everything he needs to say on wax.
“I think he makes good music,” said Common, slightly contrary to his previous assessments of Drake’s output. “He’s definitely said some real clever things and made some cool songs. I like his music.”
“I don’t think I had anything to prove. I just felt like somebody stepped and challenged me, so I had to step into the ring. He said some things that I thought were directed at me, so I had to address it back.”
So it looks like the beef is finally drawing to a close, with Common adding he’s ready to “let it be.” However, he left a telling disclaimer: “Now, if something else happens, then I’ll just have to act accordingly.”
While the short-lived battle might not have seen an outright victor, with the drama popping off immediately after the release of Com’s The Dreamer, The Believer album, one of the two artists can probably claim to have got slightly more out of the beef than the other.
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Check out a new song that Drake did with Statik Selektah & Termonology, known as 1982, called “Rap & Bitches”.
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Download: Rap and Bitches ft. Drake – 1982
