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The Alkebulan Trust Reacts: Is Drake, Culture's Biggest Fraud?

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In our latest video, "The Alkebulan Trust Reacts: Is Drake, Culture's Biggest Fraud?", we delve into the heated debate surrounding Drake's alleged cultural appropriation, a topic that has recently intensified due to his legal battle with Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us" .

Q: What are the main accusations against Drake regarding cultural appropriation?

A: Critics argue that Drake takes elements from various cultures, particularly Caribbean and UK Grime scenes, to enhance his music's appeal without genuinely representing or contributing to those cultures. Especially when he takes flows from different artists. This has led to accusations of him being a "culture vulture" .

Q: How has Drake responded to these allegations?

A: Drake has often emphasized his genuine appreciation for diverse musical styles and cultures. He collaborates with international artists and incorporates global sounds into his music, viewing it as a form of cultural exchange rather than appropriation.

Q: What role does Kendrick Lamar play in this controversy?

A: Kendrick Lamar has been a vocal critic of Drake, accusing him of cultural appropriation and questioning his authenticity. Their rivalry escalated with Lamar's release of "Euphoria" that lead to 6:16 In L.A., Meet The Grahams and "Not Like Us," diss tracks that directly targets Drake's credibility and cultural affiliations .

Q: How has the public reacted to this feud?

A: The public remains divided. Some fans support Kendrick Lamar's critiques, agreeing that Drake's blending of various cultural elements lacks authenticity. Drake fans defend Drake, appreciating his fusion of different musical styles and viewing it as a celebration of cultural diversity. But his lawsuit against UMG proves again he is not for the culture.

Q: What is the significance of Drake's lawsuit against Universal Music Group?

A: Drake's lawsuit against UMG centers on the distribution of Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us," which contains severe allegations against him. Drake claims the song has caused harm to his reputation and personal life, leading to this legal action. Ironically on Drake's tour he wore a hoodie that depicts wound holes. This was after the lawsuit was filed.

Join us as we explore these perspectives and more in our reaction to Kahmal's thought-provoking video, "Culture's Biggest Fraud."


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