Regarding Drake...

I published this review in the YouTube comments section, but it was flagged as spam. I present it here:

Allow me to reconcile a variety of disparate themes and subplots:
1 The four featured rappers convene at a discotheque - the interior of which features separate enclaves allowing each rapper to sit and recite lyrical verse among their respective cliques of art/business companions, female admirers, and/or assorted instruments of pyrotechnics.

2 One time at a mall Drake met a woman. Despite her involvement with a boyfriend present in said mall, he lied to her forthwith about her status as his potential soul mate and/or life-long partner for what he considers the sport of it, amidst a hidden agenda to never call her beyond this engagement.

3 The financial management behind Drake's music career including production, marketing and sales is & always has been a self-sufficient endeavor. Any success therein should be attributed solely to he.

4 Beginning in childhood recreational leagues LeBron James has continually improved his basketball skills in a resolute fashion as part of a lifetime of not only statistically impressive basketball seasons but also visually exciting gameplay as a one man highlight reel whose skill and achievement culminated in his selection in the NBA draft and the subsequent establishment of James as a high profile sports personality and public figure.

5 To this day Eminem remains infuriated at the lack of recognition he receives from other rappers, concertgoers, and his audience in general. Eminem's frustration is contrary to evidence of a largely successful rap career and plethora of critical acclaim. Additionally, his effort on 'Forever' is emblematic of the 'you only get one shot' mindset that he repeatedly assumes to fuel his lyrical efforts.