In boxing the people ask who the "Winner" should fight next. In Wrestling the people ask who the "winner" should fight next. Only on hip-hop are people asking who the supposed "Loser" should battle next. 😂😂
The Sirens in Homer's The Odyssey are dangerous mythical creatures who lure sailors to their deaths with a beautiful, hypnotic song. Odysseus made his men tie him to a pole, so he wouldn't jump overboard. Here's the song that was playing.
If Kendrick actually won, why is the hip-hopsphere still so angry at Drake? Could it be that their ideal of winning be the results of what Drake is doing and losing is what Kendrick is doing?
It's a reasonable question, because after the battle Kendrick went on a run, and that side highlighted that run as evidence of him winning, but it was short-lived. I'd be happy to counsel many of you parasocials once I graduate with my Masters in Cyberpsychology
For you slow and remedial readers, this post didn't say Kendrick lost, the question is posed to understand why Hip-hop media, bloggers, reactors and others are upset at the so called "Loser", and what their definition of winning and losing is.
The Cinematography and symbolism in FOMO is absolutely phenomenal. In "Cold Shoulder" Drake rides the roller coaster by himself when his girl was supposed to be there going through the ups and downs like we all do in life. Then the Euphoric melodies behind it!! Chefs Kiss