Drake is one of the biggest artists on the planet but inside hip-hop, he’s never been fully accepted. From ghostwriting accusations to endless beefs, jealousy, and debates about authenticity, Drake has always been treated like an outsider in the very culture he helped dominate. Rappers praise him publicly but clown him privately. Fans love the music, but gatekeepers refuse to call him a “real MC.” And every time he reaches a new level of success, the hate only gets louder. Why does hip-hop celebrate his numbers but reject his legacy? Is Drake a pop superstar pretending to be a rapper or the most unfairly judged artist of his generation? 📌 Love the episode? Show some love follow, comment, and share! Let’s crush that 1,000 ⭐️ goal on Spotify together! 📧 Contact: [email protected]

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