Jeezy ft. Puff Daddy - Bottles Up
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I was going to say whose flow is Jeezy using, it was going to come to me in a minute.....The beat and lyrics are cool, it's well done.
I just think in these times, can we stop with rollies and bottles, esp. from industry veterans? I am so sick of songs that appeal to the 0.1 percent of people who live this lifestyle, (exactly the way it's depicted here) but also are part of hip hop?
Most of the dudes in the club wit bottles (on this exact scale depicted) are corporate, finance, start up guys, rich kids....and I can go tonight and get bottles, but I can't spend 40k in the club, I am not wearing a 250k watch, but no one else is either. You know the kinds of dope boys who wear 500k on the wrist? Chapo Guzman's kids.
I don't even know how dudes with regular jobs and hourly pay listen to this shyt. It's like the music directs you to identify with the 1%. If it inspires you to get bottles, so you can "level up", the music is not helping matters.
'My President is Black" was never revolutionary, but it was timely and dope, now in this era, it's "Bottles Up", come on Jeezy.
I just think in these times, can we stop with rollies and bottles, esp. from industry veterans? I am so sick of songs that appeal to the 0.1 percent of people who live this lifestyle, (exactly the way it's depicted here) but also are part of hip hop?
Most of the dudes in the club wit bottles (on this exact scale depicted) are corporate, finance, start up guys, rich kids....and I can go tonight and get bottles, but I can't spend 40k in the club, I am not wearing a 250k watch, but no one else is either. You know the kinds of dope boys who wear 500k on the wrist? Chapo Guzman's kids.
I don't even know how dudes with regular jobs and hourly pay listen to this shyt. It's like the music directs you to identify with the 1%. If it inspires you to get bottles, so you can "level up", the music is not helping matters.
'My President is Black" was never revolutionary, but it was timely and dope, now in this era, it's "Bottles Up", come on Jeezy.
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