Rolling Stone Responds To Drake

    Earlier today (February 13), Drake levied criticism toward Rolling Stone, complaining via Twitter that the magazine had taken his cover story away from him, instead placing recently-deceased actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman on the cover.

    Now, Rolling Stone has responded, stating that magazine covers being switched is a routine matter when musician and actors die, reports TMZ. A rep for the magazine cited Lou Reed and Whitney Houston as examples.

    TMZ also reports that Drake’s camp was notified last Friday that he would not be on the cover when the magazine would be released.

    Since the release of the article, which quotes Drake as having both disparaged and applauded Jay Z and Kanye West, Drake has denied stating anything about Kanye West’s Yeezus album, and tweeted that “the press is evil.”

    “I’m done doing interviews for magazines,” Drake tweeted. “I just want to give my music to the people. That’s the only way my message gets across accurately.”

    RELATED: Drake Denies Criticizing Kanye West’s “Yeezus” In Rolling Stone Article

    18 thoughts on “Rolling Stone Responds To Drake

      1. Haha glad you enjoyed it…if only ‘The Sun’ and ‘The Watch’ had cleared GFK would have had another classic…I got ‘The Hilton’ on vinyl, a go to freestyle beat

    1. Exactly when actors or musicians die we sell magazines with there face on them so we can exploit there death to make a profit off of it, dummy!

    2. By no means do I consider myself a Drake fan or defender. However, he didn’t deny making negative remarks about Kanye. He said he didn’t say those things in the “interview portion” (directly quoted from his tweets). It’s easy to infer that he meant that he made those comments off-the-record.

      Yea, he should’ve explicitly used the phrase “off-the-record” because everyone, presumably, knows what that means. But HipHopDX, you champion yourselves as an institution of hip hop journalism, and claiming that he denies making those remarks is a dumb interpretation of his tweeted statement.

      Y’all should know better. No wonder hip hop artists don’t fuck with the press like they used to.

    3. Notice how they didnt say anything about him not talking about yeezus. Racist white faggots making up shit, trying to start stuff.

      1. Notice how Drake didn’t deny saying that shit about Yeezus, he just said he didn’t say it “during the interview portion”, which means he still said it but thought they weren’t gonna quote him!!!!

      2. Not so fast whiteboy Im here. Fuck both these faggots
        and racist ass rolling stone and you fuckin macklemore fan. One more thing Im not lil kims baby daddy.

    4. Why couldn’t HHDX include any of the actual quotes from Rolling Stone? Cmon this is terrible journalism! If you’re gonna jack a TMZ story at least give us the quotes, I ain’t tryna to to that bitch ass site.

    5. “Drake has denied stating anything about Kanye West’s Yeezus album,”

      He only denied saying it in the “interview portion” of their visit. He didn’t actually deny saying it but he should know better by now.

    6. Wack niggas…I don’t even like to be around ’em
      Give ’em dap or pound ’em
      See ’em out, they houndin’ dawg
      Sayin’ they got tracks for me to get down on
      Sayin’ they hot when that shit don’t even sound warm
      Nigga I’m nasty, my style is sound porn
      The graphic, exposin’ wack asses
      I emcee as free as Ol’ Dirty Bastard
      You think you Catholic tryin’ to appeal to the masses
      The Cassius Clay of rap today
      Rock a beard like Castaway
      You couldn’t be dope for even half a day
      We keep it hot like its after May
      Smoke a nigga then I pass to K

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