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Marc Lamont Hill DEMOLISHES Drake’s “Worst Year Ever” as Kendrick Lamar Takes Over!!!

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January 1, 2025

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In this explosive excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill, Jameer Pond, and Dr. Treva B. Lindsey dissect Drake’s catastrophic year, from a crushing rap battle loss to the backlash against his lawsuit targeting the very industry that once elevated him. Hill draws comparisons to Ja Rule’s infamous downfall, claiming Drake’s cultural dominance has hit a new low while Kendrick Lamar ascends with Grammy-worthy hits.

The discussion also highlights the rise of Black women in hip-hop, including breakout stars like GloRilla and Doechii, and why Kendrick’s reign represents a cultural reset. Is this the end of Drake’s era?

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