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DJ Akademiks and DJ Vlad discussed Drake's approach to rapper friendships and highlighted the complex dynamics within the rap community. Akademiks argued that Drake tends to form superficial friendships with rising rappers, distancing himself once their popularity wanes. This, he claimed, is a strategic move to maintain his own status by consistently associating with hot acts. Vlad added that Drake's alliances often lack depth, exemplified when Quentin Miller, after being jumped by Meek Mill's crew, only received a brief, dismissive message from Drake. Further, Akademiks noted that Atlanta rappers tend to avoid crossing Future, who holds significant influence in the city, even over Drake. He cited 21 Savage's statement that in Atlanta, Future's prominence surpasses Drake's, making local artists cautious about supporting Drake over Future. The discussion sheds light on the transient and politically charged nature of relationships in the rap industry.
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