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Hace 5 días · Drake - Family Matters (Letra y canción para escuchar) - Say you hate the girls I fuck, but what you really mean? / I been with black and white and everything that's in between / You the black Messiah wifin' up a mixed queen / And hit vanilla cream to help out with your self-esteem
Hace 4 días · Throughout his entire career, Drake has made it known how much his parents, Sandi and Dennis Graham, have influenced his story. Born in Toronto to the Canadian school teacher and Memphis-born ...
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Hace 5 días · Tradução. Significado. Questões Familiares. Family Matters. Talvez nessa música você não devesse começar dizendo. Maybe in this song, you shouldn't start by saying. Negão, falei, sei que você tá puto. Nigga, I said it, I know that you mad. Eu esvaziei o clipe, os ataques amigáveis acabaram. I've emptied the clip over friendlier jabs.
Hace 5 días · Released: 2024. “Family Matters” by Drake is a lyrical battle cry, a sonic chessboard where the Canadian rapper addresses his critics, defends his family, and exposes the hypocrisies he sees in the rap industry.
Hace 5 días · Drake's song Family Matters is currently getting attention for the word Delilah that was featured in the lyrics. The diss track, which came out on May 3, 2024, was released the same day when...
Hace 2 días · Recent News. Drake (born October 24, 1986, Toronto, Ontario, Canada) is a Canadian rap musician who first gained fame as an actor on the acclaimed TV teenage drama series Degrassi: The Next Generation and went on to a successful and influential music career. His trademark mixture of singing and lyrical rapping and of braggadocio juxtaposed with ...
Hace 4 días · 01 Simple As That (from 'It's A Live-In World' charity album by The Anti-Heroin Project 1986) 02 The First Stone (b-side of 'This One' 1989) 03 Good Sign (b-side of 'This One' 1989) 04 Rainclouds (b-side of 'Ebony And Ivory' 1982) 05 I'll Give You A Ring (b-side of 'Take It Away' 1982) 06 Don't Break The Promise (recorded 1988, b-side of ...
