Today's Tweeted Topic: Why Doesn't Drake Get The Recognition He Deserves?

As said on the TeamDrizzyFacts Twitter, there is no real knowledge or reason why Drake doesn't get the accolades & praise he deserves from people OTHER than yours truely & TeamDrizzy. Because of that, I'm gonna break down some source of the shade.
MTV, doesn't like Drake. It's apparent. They tried to downplay his status on their Top MCs list, and one of MTV's own, comedian & New York's The Breakfast Club's DJ, Charlamnge Tha God, doesn't like Drake & admits it. He has some pull when it comes to respected & none respected MCs. MTV also wouldn't be a good home for TD because not many black artists are appreciated when it comes down to the VMAs & other various Music Television Award shows. Beyonce could be your only exception.
Another dark area for Drake fans would be THE GRAMMIES...Drake has been a grammy nominated artist before he was even a Young Money artist. Before he was even a debut rap artist. BUT Drake's album are never good enough or make the "deadline" for The Grammys. BEFORE ANYONE HAS ANY CORRECTIONS TO MAKE: You can be nominated for other things besides an album (something that Drake has done). But he's not.
BET would be an ok outlet for Drake but he doesn't really have time for them cause BET is what got him started...
To be honest & from what has been said on Twitter, TeamDrizzy really just needs to push Drake's career ourselves. People like Chris Brown & Justin Bieber have fans that have pushed their careers from YouTube to the Billboard Awards. We should do the same.

Yesterday's Topic: "Successful"

Yesterday, I listened to Drake & Trey Songz' hit, "Successful". While listening, I could hear the raw emotion in his rap. It was clean cut and perfect. It's obvious we don't hear this Drake anymore. We don't even hear Drake and Trey Songz together anymore. Successful showed that Drake didn't really need hardcore lyrics in order to kill the song. Drake also didn't need a heavy beat. The song itself was very simple but was extravagant as any rap song can be. I'm not saying that I don't like Drake or his style of music but "Successful" and the entire "So Far Gone" set-up, delivery and pitch was flawless. So Far Gone was by FAR Drake's best mixtape. I mean, it got him Grammy Nominations, a multi-million dollar record deal and the fame and success him and Trey longed for in the song at hand.