Common, the iconic Chicago legend, recently shared his thoughts on Drake’s status in the Hip Hop realm during a compelling interview on HOT 97’s “Ebro in the Morning.” Addressing the ongoing debate sparked by Yasiin Bey’s comments about Drake, Common delved into the essence of Hip Hop and its evolving nature.
Referencing his classic track, “I Used to Love H.E.R.,” Common expressed his perspective on the corporate shift in Hip Hop. However, he acknowledged that artists today have the freedom to be diverse. According to Common, when he first heard Drake rhyme, he recognized the authenticity of his connection to the genre. “He’s still an emcee,” Common emphasized, applauding Drake’s lyrical prowess.
Acknowledging Drake’s success, Common highlighted his songwriting skills and overall artistry. He commended Drake’s ability to resonate with diverse audiences over an extended period, contrasting him with fleeting pop artists. Common concluded by emphasizing the importance of recognizing Drake as a highly talented artist with a lasting impact on culture.
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