Justin, how was the weekend for you? How, how caught in the in the Drake

Kendrick shit did you get into? I got annoyed after the third song. Like too much homework. I love the

discourse, but I also like, as much as I love Kendrick, I'm like, enough is enough.

Yeah, it seems like I can never totally forgive Kendrick for making me think this much about Drake.

Yeah, yeah.

Read deep like multi-level theoretical analysis of, you know, far as about Drake.

Yeah, I looked up the lyrics same as everyone else, but by the third song I was like, oh boy.

And then I heard someone say who's in Kendrick's campus, like, he's not even close to fucking done yet.

And I was like, oh, God.

Yeah, I mean, like all of us. I know that's what I'm saying like that's why in this one I was like I'm exactly like there's only so much combing of genius I can do before I'm like, you know what I'm going to go with whatever I literally understand in the moment he says it

they go like oh that's a bar I'm like I'm pretty sure that that was a bar you got to really think about that one. I'm like, I don't know, bro, like...

I'm just going for what I can understand. That one's a reference to something a guy who was like an uncle to Drake said at a family reunion in the late 60s.

616 is the time of death, Nicole Brown Simpson.

She was announced dead by the LAPD. I looked like that's not even true.

People were saying that shit.

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