‘Black Panther’ Actor Michael B. Jordan Says Drake Is Better Than Jay-Z and Tupac, Hip-Hop Heads Disagree
- Michael B. Jordan picked Drake as the most goated rapper even though Tupac and Jay-Z were also options during his Complex interview
- The American actor was sure of his choice and even joked that he would fight anyone who tried to convince him otherwise
- Hip-hop fans said Michael needs to realise that Drake, Tupac and Jay-Z dominated different generations and, therefore, can't be compared
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Michael B. Jordan says Drake deserves the Greatest of All Time (G.O.A.T.) title more than Tupac and Jay-Z.
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According to All Hip Hop, Michael made the controversial statement when he and his Creed III co-star Jonathan Majors debated who the best rapper was during an interview with Complex. While Jonathan contemplated whether to crown Jay-Z or Tupac as the greatest rapper of all time (G.O.A.T), Jordan was sure of his pick being Drake.
In the video posted by Complex on YouTube, the Black Panther actor was even ready to go to war to defend his choice.
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Hip Hop fans disagree with Michael B. Jordan that Drake is better than Jay-Z and Tupac
@DailyLoud shared Michael's claims on Twitter, and the timeline went crazy as peeps schooled the actor.
@trippindip said:
"Michael B. Jordan doesn't know music."
@adie_jr__ shared:
"You're a joke, bruh. Drake's not even close."
@OfficialMinks posted:
"He was just being nice to his home boy."
@BossMannz replied:
"Drake is a goat, but not goated over Tupac or JayZ"
@tyiesha____ commented:
"Sorry but 2Pac has been the goat since the 90s, and Drake hasn't made an impact to claim that title. I'm sorry."
@BizZilla211 wrote:
"Drake does his thing, but it’s a totally different era. You can’t really compare the two. The fact that 2Pac has been gone over 20 years, and we still compare him with current rappers says a lot."
@digital_ram3 also said:
"Just say he’s your GOAT, and stop comparing him with people from past generations. Tupac has songs that fit even in 2023, and they were made in 1993."
@Blackwoman52 added:
"I disagree with Michael B Jordan. Nobody is better than Tupac Shakur. Never disrespect the old-school rappers. Don't forget who started it."
Black Sherif features in Michael B Jordan's Creed III movie soundtrack
Ghanaian musician Black Sherif has been featured on a song which is set to be released with Michael B Jordan's 'Creed III movie'.
Three artistes are featured on the song, and a few seconds of the track after its release has already whetted the appetite of his supporters hearing Blacko's voice.
The song, produced by American rapper J Cole's Dreamville record label, has Bas and Kel-p on it alongside Black Sherif. The song is titled blood, sweat and tear, and fans are drooling over Black Sherif's talent.
Source: Briefly.co.za
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