Earl Sweatshirt criticized Drake on Twitter yesterday, saying that the “Hotline Bling” rapper has a habit of using up-and-coming rappers to better his own image. Responding to an Instagram Drizzy posted of himself dancing to Kodak Black, Earl tweeted “Drake found Kodak Black? smh welp.”
“Drake can be a bit of a vulture on young rap niggas and I don’t want lil kodak to be a victim of it,” he continued, explaining that, in Earl’s opinion, when Drake finds an unknown act to champion, his “overall statement isn’t ‘check out this new shit I heard,’ it’s always self serving.” Read the full series of tweets, including the one where Earl jokes that “every time I have an opinion about something an article gets written,” below.
drake found kodak black? smh welp
— EARL (@earlxsweat) October 25, 2015
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@AwfulSam naw bro. no hipster nothing. drake can be a bit of a vulture on young rap niggas and i don’t want lil kodak to be a victim of it
— EARL (@earlxsweat) October 25, 2015
@TeesanKomo I feel u but I still feel like drake overall statement isn’t “check out this new shit I heard” it’s always self serving — EARL (@earlxsweat) October 25, 2015
tk @TeesanKomo I guess u rite. it’s not his job to develop them as artists. but the line between paying homage and wave riding is a blurry one — EARL (@earlxsweat) October 25, 2015
aye but just like the line between paying homage and wave riding is a blurry so is the one between giving criticism and hating
— EARL (@earlxsweat) October 25, 2015
so imma keep that in mind and charge head first into this lovely sunday morning
— EARL (@earlxsweat) October 25, 2015
rap music is bored as a collective if every time I have an opinion about something an article gets written. — EARL (@earlxsweat) October 26, 2015
