Drake might be the most prominent metamodern rapper in the game. While artists like Young Thug sing odes to specific social media networks, Drake has continually used technology to supplement his personal interactions and showed how the two are interchangeable. Loving and hating this form of technology isn’t the issue in his music. Loving and hating what the technology symbolizes – relationships replacing the intimate ones that dissipate when you live your life on the road – is what he discusses.

Another difference is just how wonky an impression of Hillary has to be in comparison with Palin. It’s considerably easier to poke fun at Sarah Palin’s accent and wacky claims than at one of the most calculating political figures of our time.

Why does everybody always sleep on Dapwell? Dap’s the real genius behind it all.

Years later, Pitchfork isn’t done trolling DR. Eat Pray Thug received the same 6.3 rating their final album Relax did, the rating that caused David Shapiro’s great “Pitchfork Writer Ian Cohen Seems to Have Blocked Me on Gchat”. I mean, this all could be a coincidence. Eat Pray Thug is as much a 6.3 as Relax was. If this is intentional, I applaud Pitchfork, because it’s honestly hilarious. If it’s unintentional, thanks for the laughs, anyway.