SpacelySprockets
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Whether I like it or not is irrelevant, just find it funny that you say 50 makes "psuedo-gangster music" and big up Ross' music in the same postshyt that sounds better.
You ain't got to like it.
Am I missing something? Is 50 Cent still relevant in the rap game?
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I dunno breh, I'd rather listen to someone that sounds authentic over grimey production as opposed to someone who spits amazing ducktales over melodic beats. You do you though b.
This shyt aint horrible to me, this shyt is
SpacelySprockets
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I dunno breh, I'd rather listen to someone that sounds authentic over grimey production as opposed to someone who spits amazing ducktales over melodic beats. You do you though b.
This shyt aint horrible to me, this shyt is
Nah its not genuine coming from a former drug dealer, id rather hear it from a former C.O.
Oh trust me I'll be there on Day 1 listening to the leak like everyone else. I'm a 50 fan for life.
But if you told me it wasn't comin out or that it got delayed again.... then.
I can dig it breh, we've been promised the album for so long I'm not gonna be disappointed if it gets pushed back again, but that doesn't stop me from anticipating it and hoping for the best.
TheLoneRanger
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50 Cent is still relevant and yes he still has fans. GET OVER IT
People like Nas, Jay Electronica, Jay Rock etc aren't relevant at the moment.
lol at Napoleon he listens to Drake and Justin Bieber and says "50 is TOO FAR REMOVED from that shyt to even take it seriously. At least with Ross he manages play it up and stay connected to that lane...I just can't take 50 seriously otherwise."
You keep exposing yourself. You can't take 50 (1 of the realest street dudes) seriously, but you say William Roberts manages play it up and stay connected to that lane.
Your clearly a young kid from the burbs. Weren't you hating on Maino the other day lol.
People like Nas, Jay Electronica, Jay Rock etc aren't relevant at the moment.
lol at Napoleon he listens to Drake and Justin Bieber and says "50 is TOO FAR REMOVED from that shyt to even take it seriously. At least with Ross he manages play it up and stay connected to that lane...I just can't take 50 seriously otherwise."
You keep exposing yourself. You can't take 50 (1 of the realest street dudes) seriously, but you say William Roberts manages play it up and stay connected to that lane.
Your clearly a young kid from the burbs. Weren't you hating on Maino the other day lol.
DetroitEWarren
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I see what you did there lolDude said his career is in an air conditioned space...yall just cold for no reason
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Yea I see what you mean. I didn't start listening to rap until 2000/2001 area. The first album I heard by Em was TES. Obviously Mobb's best work was behind them at that point (and I didn't start listening to them until a few years later). I've never been a big Jay fan other than RD. I like Black Album but it never resonated with me like that. Nas' Stillmatic and Lost Tapes were like that for me though.
For me personally though BISD did have that kind of effect on me, at least to some extent. I had that album in heavy rotation when it first came out. And I still love that album as I've expressed on here, even if it does have some weak cuts. First time bumping Death to My Enemies and Stretch in the car
NerdBird
Pro
I honestly thought he was going to drop his album after the collab he did with Kendrick Lamar on "We Up" .
HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
He definitely is. He from Canada, so what you expect..
Still FloW
Gawd Of Shinobi
but... YOU made this thread.. so by your point you must be a CAC ? foooh fakkit....
NZA
LOL
id rather listen to fif than some of the weird shyt that's been going on lately