Welcome to the sports motivation podcast.

It is me, Nees Showbo.

Today is a bar, a set of bars from a very prolific and world-renowned rapper.

Drizzy Drake, first take Drake.

You know, Drake gets a lot of hate, and I remember even early in his career, I used to hate.

Like, I wasn't really sure how to feel about a lot of the singing and rapping, boom, boom.

Drake is someone who has over a long period of time, I think 10 plus years now, he has been killing the game. And what's crazy

is his, his music is certainly diverse. He's definitely a very skilled rapper. But, you know,

in terms of the depth, sometimes that doesn't seem to be the goal all the time. And so what's

funny is you release this new song called Tusi Slide. And, you know, when you see the title and even

you see the little dance he's got going on, you don't really take the track too serious,

although it's a very catchy track and it sounds good and he's incredible at that.

But in it, there were some bars that really, really hit me.

I was actually listening to it while I was running and I was super excited to give you all my take on it.

Alright, so B Crock, go ahead and play that track and let's get into it.

Toosie slide, then I hit it that track and let's get into it.

Toosy slide, then I hit it double time, then I hit a spin because we spun and block a couple times if it's not the right time.

It'll always be another time.

I'm not even tripping.

We'll just see them in a summertime, whoa, yeah.

Can't describe the pressure I'll be putting on myself.

Yeah.

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