Drizzy puts on for his country and deads rumors of a beef with Big Sean all in one…this is the first live version of “Headlines.”
4 thoughts on “Drake – “Headlines [Windsor, Ontario Performance]””
I hate it when rappers have their studio vocals playing over their live performances. Hate it, it just gives you the excuse to duck lines and gets in the way of your creativity
Couldn’t agree more. Its bullshit. Kid Cudi did that when he opened for Kanye in Milwaukee. When Drake went acapella in that video he sounded corny as fuck. I am a huge Drake fan, but I would be reluctant to go see him live. I doubt he can really perform.
I couldn’t disagree more. From a performer’s perspective, especially wit’ somebody like Drake who performs every other night out on tours and shit, that shit is RIDICULOUSLY taxing on the body, especially if you gettin’ hype and actually puttin’ yo heart and soul into it. You gotta understand that it’s all about balance. That way, if a nigga needs to take a breath, take a quick swig of water or somethin’, wants to say somethin’ else, or worse, forgets his/her lines, it won’t disrupt the song and you can still hear the vocals. Sure, it might be ideal for the artist to have just their live vocals, but realistically it makes sense to throw them in.
I hate it when rappers have their studio vocals playing over their live performances. Hate it, it just gives you the excuse to duck lines and gets in the way of your creativity
Couldn’t agree more. Its bullshit. Kid Cudi did that when he opened for Kanye in Milwaukee. When Drake went acapella in that video he sounded corny as fuck. I am a huge Drake fan, but I would be reluctant to go see him live. I doubt he can really perform.
I couldn’t disagree more. From a performer’s perspective, especially wit’ somebody like Drake who performs every other night out on tours and shit, that shit is RIDICULOUSLY taxing on the body, especially if you gettin’ hype and actually puttin’ yo heart and soul into it. You gotta understand that it’s all about balance. That way, if a nigga needs to take a breath, take a quick swig of water or somethin’, wants to say somethin’ else, or worse, forgets his/her lines, it won’t disrupt the song and you can still hear the vocals. Sure, it might be ideal for the artist to have just their live vocals, but realistically it makes sense to throw them in.
Forgot to rate it 5 stars btw