Dude is a dope rapper but Ruler has ruined any and all discussion of his work on this board
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K Rhino album reviews
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Highly amusing, how long did it take you to come up with that? Lol.
But yeah it's interesting how you pussies will say a factually incorrect statement, then get mad and upset when you're corrected on it with facts lmao.
Look at the foolish imbeciles in the thread, the OP makes a blatant troll thread because he's butthurt I didn't like Lupe's album lmao, about an artist who isn't relevant to the discussion at all in K-Rino, I correct the statement and then the idiots and pond life blame me for talking about K-Rino lmao. It's a joke, clearly all I did was RESPOND to the thread with reviews, numerous, to prove there are many reviews, but people wanna get mad at me about THAT and blame it on me, when I didn't make the thread lol.
No fukks given either way really, fools are going to be fools, but none of the pathetic liars can dispute the 100 percent facts I've said in the thread, there are many reviews, my point has been proved as correct, the OP's as false and trolling and that is that.
But as I said, later I I'll reply to the foolishness properly.
well if you look at your post and then mine, clearly it took me less than a minute dummy
and you take small jabs at k-rino too seriously. its like your married to k-rino. chill out bruh
Whitty Hutton
these posters are TRASH
Dude be waiting on the main page for a new mention of K-Hippo like
Anytime of the day he'll respond to a K-Rino post with 25 seconds
Because I corrected a factually incorrect statement? As I any artist I respect that someone would try to lie about. I don't think I made a post about K-Rino all day until this bullshyt. Clowns are obsessed and desperate, everytime someone gets hurt by my genuine objective opinions on anything it's the same nonsense, lies and bullshyt brought up lol. It's funny, cause it shows how pathetic the individuals are.
the cac mamba
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So much ignorance lol...
I didn’t get baited, OP got baited even though I wasn’t trying to bait him at all, it’s a positive thing for people to see K-Rino album reviews and for the facts be displayed. Why would that that be a bait for me? The clown actually thought there wasn't any album reviews lmao.
The intelligent level of 90 percent of people on this is incredibly low, almost unbelievably so.
A bait in this context is to get someone to do something they don't want to do. By making the ridiculous threads it gets more attention to the album reviews, which are a dope read (and despite what you ignorant ones say, some WILL read them) many people have been put on because of the troll activity on here. Because they actually checked the music and felt it, these are more facts for the liars to digest, but it's the truth, as everything I say is.
That being said, here's an album review for his album..
The Blood Doctrine...
Another gem from K-Rino
By Justin P. Ivey on December 12, 2008
Format: Audio CD
Another great album added to amazing catalog of K-Rino and better than any of the Triple Darkness albums that came out this year imo. I know a lot worry about production w/ K-Rino but it is fine here and of course the lyricism is top of the line.
BTW, this is the correct order of the tracklist:
1. Intro (Opening Statement)- Great intro to kick off the album
2. Too Far- The trademark lyricism of K-Rino & storytelling make a gem of a first track to kick off the album.
3. The World- K-Rino tackles the social commentary of what's going on around him perfectly.
4. Ain't Nothin Changed- another gem w/ K-Rino venting some frustration with not being able to get the recognition that he deserves.
5. Long Lost Daddy- a great concept track. K-Rino plays both sides of a son who finds out who is father is years later and the father meeting the son for the first time.
6. Blood Doctrine- the title track is one of the best tracks on the album. K-Rino's rhymes are perfectly complimented by a sinister beat.
7. The Debate- the 2nd concept track that is even better than the first. K-Rino tackles the evolution vs. creationism debate through this track in 3 different personas: 2 sides debating each arguement and K-Rino as the moderator.
8. Look at Me Now- K talks about his status in hip hop and how far his come since his start.
9. Past, Present, Future- Another multiple persona track with K-Rino playing himself meeting his younger & older self.
10. Dominatin the Game- K uses football as the metaphor throughout the song of the grind. Another gem of a track.
11. Don't Like None- A dope production with K going in about his hate for the cops.
12. Gotta Get Better- K-Rino's reflecting on his hope that things will improve.
13. Forty-8 Lashes- Some viscious battle rhymes & punchlines over some great production.
14. Never Come Down- Only weak track on the album, mainly because the production is lack.
15. How Can I- Only track with a guest (DBX) and a perfect end to the album.
Like I said though the production, other then #14, is very good throughout the album and gives K-Rino the perfect backdrop on the album. But like with anything K-Rino, this is all about the lyrics and he doesn't disappoint. His ability to keep coming up with original concepts for songs and executing them well is why he remains one of the top emcees not only in the south but in hip hop period.
I didn’t get baited, OP got baited even though I wasn’t trying to bait him at all, it’s a positive thing for people to see K-Rino album reviews and for the facts be displayed. Why would that that be a bait for me? The clown actually thought there wasn't any album reviews lmao.
The intelligent level of 90 percent of people on this is incredibly low, almost unbelievably so.
A bait in this context is to get someone to do something they don't want to do. By making the ridiculous threads it gets more attention to the album reviews, which are a dope read (and despite what you ignorant ones say, some WILL read them) many people have been put on because of the troll activity on here. Because they actually checked the music and felt it, these are more facts for the liars to digest, but it's the truth, as everything I say is.
That being said, here's an album review for his album..
The Blood Doctrine...
Another gem from K-Rino
By Justin P. Ivey on December 12, 2008
Format: Audio CD
Another great album added to amazing catalog of K-Rino and better than any of the Triple Darkness albums that came out this year imo. I know a lot worry about production w/ K-Rino but it is fine here and of course the lyricism is top of the line.
BTW, this is the correct order of the tracklist:
1. Intro (Opening Statement)- Great intro to kick off the album
2. Too Far- The trademark lyricism of K-Rino & storytelling make a gem of a first track to kick off the album.
3. The World- K-Rino tackles the social commentary of what's going on around him perfectly.
4. Ain't Nothin Changed- another gem w/ K-Rino venting some frustration with not being able to get the recognition that he deserves.
5. Long Lost Daddy- a great concept track. K-Rino plays both sides of a son who finds out who is father is years later and the father meeting the son for the first time.
6. Blood Doctrine- the title track is one of the best tracks on the album. K-Rino's rhymes are perfectly complimented by a sinister beat.
7. The Debate- the 2nd concept track that is even better than the first. K-Rino tackles the evolution vs. creationism debate through this track in 3 different personas: 2 sides debating each arguement and K-Rino as the moderator.
8. Look at Me Now- K talks about his status in hip hop and how far his come since his start.
9. Past, Present, Future- Another multiple persona track with K-Rino playing himself meeting his younger & older self.
10. Dominatin the Game- K uses football as the metaphor throughout the song of the grind. Another gem of a track.
11. Don't Like None- A dope production with K going in about his hate for the cops.
12. Gotta Get Better- K-Rino's reflecting on his hope that things will improve.
13. Forty-8 Lashes- Some viscious battle rhymes & punchlines over some great production.
14. Never Come Down- Only weak track on the album, mainly because the production is lack.
15. How Can I- Only track with a guest (DBX) and a perfect end to the album.
Like I said though the production, other then #14, is very good throughout the album and gives K-Rino the perfect backdrop on the album. But like with anything K-Rino, this is all about the lyrics and he doesn't disappoint. His ability to keep coming up with original concepts for songs and executing them well is why he remains one of the top emcees not only in the south but in hip hop period.
You got like 20 posts in this thread and you replied to it within minutes of it being created . You dont even realize how you playing yourself. OP didnt even have to put in effort either
EDIT: OP got this dude writing paragraphs after giving him half a bar
EDIT: OP got this dude writing paragraphs after giving him half a bar
Ruler breh listen. You can't go to war every time someone disses your nikka. Cats on this board will start(or continue) to bait you just to get a rise out of you. It's not a good look. And look who the op is
And you took that nikka seriously
And you took that nikka seriously- Status