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niggas just dont get it mane this moment so hard, gohan looked bojack dead in the eye n said fuck everything you tryna do, im goku’s kid n you kno how my daddy get down nigga
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They rely on the fact that most people don’t do research or fact check the things they see. Couple that with illiteracy and poor reading comprehension skills. People see a headline and run with it. Even the blogs on here with notable followings (ie Kurrco, RapTV, Hip Hop All Day) sometimes don’t fact check before they post. It’s very disturbing but this is media in 2025. We just do what we can to inform the public as it relates to the character assassination on Drake.
No way he named five songs off Kendrick last album 😭
DJ “HE TOLD ME” Hed @DJHed can’t name 5 Kendrick songs before the beef, but does a podcast where they discuss what Drake had for breakfast in 2007 😭
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Suspended Grammy CEO says the Awards Ceremony is “Rigged” | NBC Nightly News - She says the Grammys are rigged, either artists influence or their labels / execs do it on their behalf, deserving artists are removed out the spot and decisions are made by mostly white male executives.
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We just witnessed several PMC media brands spend the last 72 hours circulating the same hit piece about Drake. When you see headlines from any of the brands listed in this post, always do further research. In 2025, the line between journalism and smear campaigns is blurred.
On June 2, Drake's legal team revised their discovery requests to include more individuals and entities.
Penske Media Corporation (PMC) was named. PMC owns and has equity in media brands such as Billboard, Rolling Stone, Variety, and Music Business Worldwide.
Last week, OVODocket questioned why these media brands simultaneously stopped coverage on Drake's case against UMG. We now know.
PMC has been requested to produce documents and information that show UMG's alleged use of covert tactics to promote Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us".
