9th Wonder Decodes Jay'Z Threat

[valet]

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Time flies. I remember being on Franklin Street when my boy K. Slack from The Thyrday hit me up and said "9th is in NY and just did a song with Jay-Z". We were so happy down here. Can't believe it's almost been 10 years. Salute to a great song!

 

[W.I.Z.E.]

It's great watching this...but when I first heard this track I felt like it was one of 9th's weaker beats. Part of it was cuz I LOOOVVEEDD "The Listening."

 

[TheDarceKnight]

It's great watching this...but when I first heard this track I felt like it was one of 9th's weaker beats. Part of it was cuz I LOOOVVEEDD "The Listening."

Jay-Z really loved Scars Cut Me Deep by Big Pooh, Lovin It by Little Brother, and some other beats you'd know.

At the end of the day it ended up not being up to 9th to pick the sample.

It was 9th's job to do the Unbelievable/Kick In The Door/So Ghetto, and I think he did a good job.

 

[spliz]

It's great watching this...but when I first heard this track I felt like it was one of 9th's weaker beats. Part of it was cuz I LOOOVVEEDD "The Listening."

Weaker?..really?..till this day I think its one of his best....one of the best songs on Black Album...had it on repeat...what I really also like is its not instantly recognisable as a 9th wonder beat...

 

[Ukbrotha]

I didn't think there was a huge differentce between it and rkelly's woman's threat. So I wasn't very impressed. Good track though.

 

[Tuling]

I love this song

 

[Camammal]

inspirational stuff, only dude i know who uses fruity loops and produced classics

 

[jerzboy]

Put that knife in ya
Take a little bit of life from ya

 

[Ronnie Lott]

That was dope. 9th is an extremely talented producer