Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "LIL YACHTY - JUMBOTRON SH*T POPPIN (DRAKE REFERENCE)"

Episode Date: May 31, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticNotorious Mass Effect: Deep Dive into Drake's "Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin" CreditsUnpacking the Alleged Lil Yachty Reference TrackThis segment of Notorious Mass Effect dives into the online leak surrounding Drake's hit song "Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin." The discussion centers on Lil Yachty's credited role as a writer and co-producer, alongside the emergence of a supposed reference track featuring his vocals.Key Points of Exploration:Collaboration Confirmed: We'll examine the official writing credits for "Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin," which list Yachty among 12 other contributors.Lyrics Under the Lens: A comparative analysis between the leaked reference track and the final version will highlight any lyrical variations, like the missing "We ain't even out in Turks" line.Attribution and Allegations: We'll explore the speculation surrounding Metro Boomin's potential involvement in the leak and the ongoing debate about Drake's songwriting process.Creative Collaborations: The segment emphasizes that leaked reference tracks don't always indicate negativity. Writing credits reflect diverse contributions, and collaboration is a cornerstone of music creation.Join Analytic Dreamz for an insightful discussion on this industry topic!Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

One of my most premier statements on this podcast is that Little Yadi is sonically the worst musician I've ever heard in life. And technically, that's a pretty prestigious accomplishment because only one person can hold that spot. So I'm giving him his kudos if you really think about it. So anyways, Lil Yadi and his reference track for. My favorite musician Drake and his song Jumbo stuff popping because of course PG podcast. So you know, got to take out the cuss words. But it has surfaced online mysteriously after it being out for so long and just so happened coincidentally after the whole industry versus Drake this reference track is leaked in full.

Now how that happened? I don't know. I guess it must be a coincidence, right? It's not the whole industry plotting again. against Drake to take him out of the game because he's been on top for so long. But as a Drake fan, I still have to be objective, you know, as a podcaster, as a cover of music, and just give you the objective facts. And the objective facts is that if you go to, I keep doing this because I feel like people don't understand

that this is publicly, this is researchable information and publicly accessible information. So her loss, November 4th, 2022. If you go to that album on your respective DSPs, if you go with me, you know, just click on your DSP. Go to Her Lost by Dracon 21 Savage. Go to the track Jumbotron, right? Click the little three dot button to bring up more information on that specific track. Go all the way down to song credits. And if you look at written by, let's just look up just for, you know, we're not trying to spread fake news.

saying little yottie real name let me see miles parks mccullum written by hmm dot mccullum i wonder who that could be now mind you this is publicly accessible uh information you know what i'm saying all the way back in november 4th 2022 why is it being brought up may 2024 you might ask hmm i wonder why but anyways as a drake fan you know people just gonna say i'm caping but if this was like hidden if he was never credited for jumbo track for the jumbo track uh jumbo tron track then i would understand what people are coming from but for this to be information that's been obvious since 20 what is it 20 22 so two years uh since this track has been released and people are just now shining a light on it to call drake a fraud people are just straight up hypocrites are just or just or

they're just ignorant to how the music industry plays out as far as how the most popular artists have help when creating music. If you had a job and you was competing with the 1% of the 1% and your job was to outperform them, I would think you will look for every advantage possible to gain a one-up on your competition. That is why every popular musician, has people have people make reference tracks help them in the studios when it comes to putting together verses because they have to do a million other things in their career and career as far as marketing

that sometimes using a person or two to help you out with a couple verses is not a bad thing so the only thing I would say because now we're talking about hip hop territory and lyricism right time stamp Drake I believe I am under the assumption Drake has written

100% of his timestamp records and all of his records that pertain to his life and him getting into his life experiences if there ever is a time where there's a reference track for that then we can have this

conversation again as far as does this disqualify Drake from the greatest rappers list. But currently, Jumbotron mob ties, while they are slaps as far as hits, quote unquote, they're not hard hitting from a standpoint of lyricism and putting your pin to pad as far as

your life experiences. Marvin's room, 4 p.m. of Calabasas, Western Road flows. Y'all find me reference tracks for any of the lyrically, I mean, I could keep going. Like, it's really Drake, like, come on now. 5 a.m. in Toronto Summer 16

y'all find me reference tracks for any of those and then we can revisit this conversation but as long as y'all follow up with reference tracks for stuff like

some some what you say I'm geeked up I mean listen to what Drake was saying on Jumbo Tron like do y'all really believe this affects

his best rapper card as far as getting let me bring this up because sometimes I think people don't be listening to, don't be reading lyrics. Let me just type in geek. Yeah, here we go. Up 8 a.m. geek and hard.

I'm a real vamp. People try to make a person's spot now is too cramped. Up 8 a.m. geek and hard. I'm a real vamp. People got me messed up, dog. I'm too amped up. Make this girl lick me like a mail stamp. Mm-hmm.

Strap up. I'm a dialit. Two slime posted at the crib in a snake pit. Every time I tell you how I feel, I don't fake nothing. I wonder if that takes away Drake's greatest rapper card. Like, come on now. Like, what are we really talking about? Like, we're referencing whole reference tracks for braggadocious swag rap.

Like, give me a reference track to a real hard-hitting lyricist's track, and we can have this conversation against. Because as a Drake fan, I mean, it's just upsetting. like 2022 publicly accessible information as far as writing credits and people are bringing it up in 2024 to discredit this man only because they're riding the wave of Metro, Future and Kendrick and the whole industry as far as going at Drake and taking them off his throne. So with that being said, that's all I got for that. I mean, congrats yadi.

As far as a business mind, I've always given you your credit. I've said you're one of the best business minds in the game as far as being that pioneer when it comes to creativity, but sonically, you're still the worst person I've ever heard, like in life. Like, as far as my 24 years

on earth, you know what I mean? Like, hey, you've been number one, but for the wrong reason. So with that being said, click my link to try and my bio, let me know one of my social media is.

Do you even think a little Yadi will address these references that just came out? And if he does, do you think he'll be on the side of Drake or do you think he'll side with the public in discrediting

Drake's pin.