Nice!!!! ;)

Yeah, both have had great hits that it's sometimes hard to choose who was better.

Yeah, it was tough to choose, lol :).

Yeah, it was tough to choose, lol :).
I mean, look at a few of their songs :D :)

Akon



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1MUVfzFqxg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26WBT1ZdLdc



Drake



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RT50DwWGBc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH98ehnfDaA

I mean, look at a few of their songs :D :)

Akon



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1MUVfzFqxg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26WBT1ZdLdc



Drake



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RT50DwWGBc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH98ehnfDaA



Awesome 8).

I think that Drake is better but I like Akon as well and Akon was at his peak when I was 6-8/9 years old.

My favorite song from Akon is Right Now (Na Na Na) - 2008



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Dirty spoof from my country. As you could imagine, it was really popular with teenage boys.

"Come on try my banana
If you try it, you won't get tired of it
Because my banana is filled with nutrients
And it's really tasty too''

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Dirty spoof from my country. As you could imagine, it was really popular with teenage boys.

"Come on try my banana
If you try it, you won't get tired of it
Because my banana is filled with nutrients
And it's really tasty too''

Aw man, it sucks that it's blocked for you.

Drake by a long shot. Drake has had a major impact on mainstream music the last 7 years. He mixes up different genres of urban and hip hop music together. The way he's able to sing very well and keep the flow of his killer rapping at the same damn time. There's not a lot of artists out there past and present who became talented as Drake.

and while Akon was good, he was only popular throughout the core 2000's and eventually fell off the map. His Freedom album from the late 2000's was the last thing I ever heard him doing but it's not like it was a huge hit album that got to 1 million like Drake or Katy Perry for example. Drake has been consistently popular since 2009 and has become a big icon of 2010's music in general.

Drake by a long shot. Drake has had a major impact on mainstream music the last 7 years. He mixes up different genres of urban and hip hop music together. The way he's able to sing very well and keep the flow of his killer rapping at the same damn time. There's not a lot of artists out there past and present who became talented as Drake.



and while Akon was good, he was only popular throughout the core 2000's and eventually fell off the map. His Freedom album from the late 2000's was the last thing I ever heard him doing but it's not like it was a huge hit album that got to 1 million like Drake or Katy Perry for example. Drake has been consistently popular since 2009 and has become a big icon of 2010's music in general.
Yeah, I can agree with this. His flow is really good. In fact, I have been playing some of his songs as a station on Pandora.

As for Akon, what's your favorite song by him?

Both of them are sissies. Drake used to be pretty dopeaf in the early Bedrock/Thank Me Later days when he actually used to spit chillaf rhymes but now he's a wuss who does nothing but "sing". Akon's always sucked. He just "sings" about his "feelings" and, I mean come on, who the hell wants to listen to that!?

Both of them are sissies. Drake used to be pretty dopeaf in the early Bedrock/Thank Me Later days when he actually used to spit chillaf rhymes but now he's a wuss who does nothing but "sing". Akon's always sucked. He just "sings" about his "feelings" and, I mean come on, who the hell wants to listen to that!?
Wrong! Both have had great hits, and not every Akon song was about his feelings.

Wrong! Both have had great hits, and not every Akon song was about his feelings.


I'm not denying that they had big hits but not all of them were good. Drake was better when he rapped about "smackin' hoes" rather than whatever the hell crap he "sings" about nowadays. Akon has never been good! How does his music "make dat azz bounce"!? It doesn't! ::)

I'm not denying that they had big hits but not all of them were good. Drake was better when he rapped about "smackin' hoes" rather than whatever the hell crap he "sings" about nowadays. Akon has never been good! How does his music "make dat azz bounce"!? It doesn't! ::)


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Smack That is obviously a beta male anthem about how Akon, the "nice guy", lusts for the girl of his dreams but since guys finish last he has to resort to manipulating himself (aka "smacking that") due to not being red pilled alpha.

Belly Dancer is a metaphor for the ripples of time and space between him and the girl he's "always loved" but won't give him the time of day even though he's "such a nice guy". 

Smack That is obviously a beta male anthem about how Akon, the "nice guy", lusts for the girl of his dreams but since guys finish last he has to resort to manipulating himself (aka "smacking that") due to not being red pilled alpha.

Belly Dancer is a metaphor for the ripples of time and space between him and the girl he's "always loved" but won't give him the time of day even though he's "such a nice guy".


Tbh Smack That is a misogynistic tune that objectifies women and tells us that their bodies are purely for sexual pleasure and that the booty is separate from the woman herself. On the other hand, Belly Dancer is a much more progressive and enlightened melody with constant affirmative questions like "if you want to" which establishes consent at every further step of the act.

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Tbh Smack That is a misogynistic tune that objectifies women and tells us that their bodies are purely for sexual pleasure and that the booty is separate from the woman herself. On the other hand, Belly Dancer is a much more progressive and enlightened melody with constant affirmative questions like "if you want to" which establishes consent at every further step of the act.

http://i661.photobucket.com/albums/uu331/jonathanrij/Emoticons%20and%20GIFs/oprah-preaching.gif


WRONG! Smack That's meaning is very clear if you pay attention. Akon sings about how his "me-time" has no longer become a simple pass time but an all out addiction due to the fact that the "woman of my dreams who I have never felt this way about before" won't give him the time of day. She's always out with another man (he's "just a friend", though) and only invites him out when she wants to go shopping (because she knows beta cuck Akon will buy her anything she wants). Now the mess is all on his bedroom floor and he is feeling sore but he can't stopped. You know what he's convicted of? Convicted of a crime of being in the friendzone.

Belly Dancer is less pathetic but still pretty beta cucked. He compared the ripples of a belly dancer's belly to the ripples of time and space between the "woman I've loved since I've been alive" and his own self. Akon can't get over the fact that she is not next to him at this very moment and says he feels like "soldiers in the war who are away from their wives". Come on, Akon, get redpilled uncucked already. ::)

Neither.  ::)  ::)  ::)

Tbh Smack That is a misogynistic tune that objectifies women and tells us that their bodies are purely for sexual pleasure and that the booty is separate from the woman herself. On the other hand, Belly Dancer is a much more progressive and enlightened melody with constant affirmative questions like "if you want to" which establishes consent at every further step of the act.

http://i661.photobucket.com/albums/uu331/jonathanrij/Emoticons%20and%20GIFs/oprah-preaching.gif


Rap has a lot of misogyny in its lyrics.  :P

Smack That is obviously a beta male anthem about how Akon, the "nice guy", lusts for the girl of his dreams but since guys finish last he has to resort to manipulating himself (aka "smacking that") due to not being red pilled alpha.

Belly Dancer is a metaphor for the ripples of time and space between him and the girl he's "always loved" but won't give him the time of day even though he's "such a nice guy". 
You do know he was in songs that wasn't all beta male right?


Rap has a lot of misogyny in its lyrics.  :P
and misandry.

You do know he was in songs that wasn't all beta male right?


I've listened to all his albums. They're pretty much made by beta males for beta males.

I miss the old Drake when he was alpha. Like on his song bedrock, he sang about "smakkin hoez like fred flintstone". I thought that was pretty cool.

I've listened to all his albums. They're pretty much made by beta males for beta males.

I miss the old Drake when he was alpha. Like on his song bedrock, he sang about "smakkin hoez like fred flintstone". I thought that was pretty cool.
Have you heard him in the songs he's featured in? It wasn't all that beta.

Drake is still alpha. He was going strong then, and still is today. Oh, and Drake was not in the song Bedrock. You must have him confused for someone else.

Drake sounded so hot in Rihanna's Work. He's a keeper!

Have you heard him in the songs he's featured in? It wasn't all that beta.

Drake is still alpha. He was going strong then, and still is today. Oh, and Drake was not in the song Bedrock. You must have him confused for someone else.


Yes. He beta-ed all the songs up.

Nope. I've listened to Views many times and he just "sings" about his emotions throughout the entire thing. Lame! And yes, Drake is totally in Bedrock.

From Wikipedia:
"BedRock" is the second single by hip hop group Young Money Entertainment from their debut collaboration album We Are Young Money. It is performed by Young Money artists Lil Wayne, Gudda Gudda, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Tyga, Jae Millz, and features R&B singer Lloyd.

Drake was a part of Young Money.


Drake sounded so hot in Rihanna's Work. He's a keeper!


He used to be when he sang about "smakkin hoez n makin dat azz bounce" but now? He just whines about crap.

Yes. He beta-ed all the songs up.

Nope. I've listened to Views many times and he just "sings" about his emotions throughout the entire thing. Lame! And yes, Drake is totally in Bedrock.

From Wikipedia:
"BedRock" is the second single by hip hop group Young Money Entertainment from their debut collaboration album We Are Young Money. It is performed by Young Money artists Lil Wayne, Gudda Gudda, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Tyga, Jae Millz, and features R&B singer Lloyd.

Drake was a part of Young Money.

He used to be when he sang about "smakkin hoez n makin dat azz bounce" but now? He just whines about crap.
That's what you think. If you listen to songs Akon was featured in, he wasn't being emotional. He wasn't a beta artist.

That's just one album. Drake is still alpha. As for Bedrock, I heard that song many times. I don't remember hearing Drake often, but I recall all the others on there.

Oh, and when does singing or rapping about your emotions makes one beta anyway? Just because they do that doesn't mean they're sissies.

Long distance, I need you
When I see potential I just gotta see it through
If you had a twin, I would still choose you
I don't wanna rush into it, if it's too soon
But I know you need to get done, done, done, done
If you come over
Sorry if I'm way less friendly
I got niggas tryna end me, oh
I spilled all my emotions tonight, I’m sorry
Rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin'
How many more shots until you're rollin'?
We just need a face to face
You could pick the time and the place
You spent some time away
Now you need to forward and give me all the work work work work work

Drake for sure.

Drake. I hated most of Akon's music, especially that martian voice of his.