In case you missed it, Kendrick Lamar and Drake have been stealing the headlines with "diss tracks" about each other, with Lamar's most recent "song" claiming that Drake has a secret child and has sex with underage girls. In related news, Joe Grushecky and John Cafferty have also released "diss tracks," with Cafferty saying it was he who was headlining the Misquamicut Beach Fest next week not Grushecky, and Grushecky responding with the track, "Yeah, But I Know Bruce Springsteen."
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Now that's the diss war I can get behind. Bring it on!
Bill
Hahahaha. Perfect
Okay, that made my morning.😎
Who the hell cares?
"Who the hell cares?"
No one here, which was the point of the post, ya know...humor. Satire? Haha?
I'm still recovering from Tiffany and Debbie Gibson
sorry, sarcasm is difficult to discern in the written word until one knows the author's style & taste
Spend a little while here and you'll get to know the author's style & taste!
I generally enjoy diss tracks. They are a modern continuation of the "answer record". Rivalries between lyricists tend to inspire clever humor and verbal oneupsmanship. But there's little joy in this beef between Kendrick and Drake.
Can't we all just get allwooong*?!?!
*attempt at writing strident NYC accent
C in California
thanks for keeping me up to date on this. It's a public service
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