lol my bad breh
You been in the thread so I figured you would get the alert when I posted something
Sway In The Morning Jam Session (ft. Robert Glasper, Lupe Fiasco, Rapsody and More)
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You been in the thread so I figured you would get the alert when I posted something
Jack Don the G
What am I? A farmer?
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Wasalu Jaco y’all
@Cadillac @GoldenGlove @Zero @Romell @CleinB @Jack Don the G @gabbo @UpAndComing @Izanami @We Major
Sorry for folks I’m forgetting
The perfect rapper.
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Wasalu Jaco y’all
@Cadillac @GoldenGlove @Zero @Romell @CleinB @Jack Don the G @gabbo @UpAndComing @Izanami @We Major
Sorry for folks I’m forgetting
bruh had the best verse, what makes it even more dope, you know all that except the "dumb it down" part is off the top
Which is why I can’t entertain nikkas that say he ain’t a top tier MC. His mic presence is underrated. He took over the whole session with his energy
Also wanna give some praise to Chris Rivers. That flooooooooooooow
Undoubtedly the second coming of Pun
Part 2 @OfTheCross
Wasalu Jaco y’all
@Cadillac @GoldenGlove @Zero @Romell @CleinB @Jack Don the G @gabbo @UpAndComing @Izanami @We Major
Sorry for folks I’m forgetting
where my @
Only just caught this, shyt was crazy good yo watch. First time hearing Oswin and he killed it. Rivers and Lupe though
Prince.Skeletor
Don’t Be Like He-Man
Man...
Lupe is a maafukkin ALIEN!!!!
Can you imagine being there & smoking a blunt & just watching & listening???
It would be so much fun
Lupe is a maafukkin ALIEN!!!!
Can you imagine being there & smoking a blunt & just watching & listening???
It would be so much fun
Formerly known as...
Collector
It is actually a great time for hip hop music! We are getting some gems right now.
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
You a damn lie!
Robert Glasper:
RG: When it was time for me to do my Black Radio record [Glasper's Grammy-winning 2012 release which featured Lupe Fiasco, Yasiin Bey (Mos Def), and Erykah Badu], I had already been collaborating with different MCs. I had peeped Kendrick Lamar's Section.80 -- one of my boys played it for me, and it was so musical and so jazzy. So when it was time for my Black Radio record, I wanted to get Kendrick on it. Terrace made that connection for me.
He'd been telling Kendrick about me, and Kendrick heard some stuff and he liked it. He did a verse for me, for Black Radio. But he didn't like it, so we couldn't use it. So I have this verse in my computer that's amazing, but it wasn't up to his standards -- where he wanted it to be.
He's a perfectionist. I had heard that already, that he was a super, duper, duper perfectionist. He was like "Yo, I want to redo my verse," but this was literally when good kid, m.A.A.d city had just come out, so he left on tour. The timing just didn't work in our favor -- I had to put the album out.
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
RG: When it was time for me to do my Black Radio record [Glasper's Grammy-winning 2012 release which featured Lupe Fiasco, Yasiin Bey (Mos Def), and Erykah Badu], I had already been collaborating with different MCs. I had peeped Kendrick Lamar's Section.80 -- one of my boys played it for me, and it was so musical and so jazzy. So when it was time for my Black Radio record, I wanted to get Kendrick on it. Terrace made that connection for me.
He'd been telling Kendrick about me, and Kendrick heard some stuff and he liked it. He did a verse for me, for Black Radio. But he didn't like it, so we couldn't use it. So I have this verse in my computer that's amazing, but it wasn't up to his standards -- where he wanted it to be.
He's a perfectionist. I had heard that already, that he was a super, duper, duper perfectionist. He was like "Yo, I want to redo my verse," but this was literally when good kid, m.A.A.d city had just come out, so he left on tour. The timing just didn't work in our favor -- I had to put the album out.
So basically K Dot heard Lupe’s verses on Black Radio and knew that shyt he wrote wasn’t good enough
ok so they knew each other before he blew upYou a damn lie!
Robert Glasper:
RG: When it was time for me to do my Black Radio record [Glasper's Grammy-winning 2012 release which featured Lupe Fiasco, Yasiin Bey (Mos Def), and Erykah Badu], I had already been collaborating with different MCs. I had peeped Kendrick Lamar's Section.80 -- one of my boys played it for me, and it was so musical and so jazzy. So when it was time for my Black Radio record, I wanted to get Kendrick on it. Terrace made that connection for me.
He'd been telling Kendrick about me, and Kendrick heard some stuff and he liked it. He did a verse for me, for Black Radio. But he didn't like it, so we couldn't use it. So I have this verse in my computer that's amazing, but it wasn't up to his standards -- where he wanted it to be.
He's a perfectionist. I had heard that already, that he was a super, duper, duper perfectionist. He was like "Yo, I want to redo my verse," but this was literally when good kid, m.A.A.d city had just come out, so he left on tour. The timing just didn't work in our favor -- I had to put the album out.
But exactly how does this disprove our point of how Lu and Robert glasper knew each other before Kendrick got into the equation?
Plus this also is not telling about which came out first Always Shine or that kendrick track.
Infact judging by the article it seems Lus track came out first
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