If anyone was to revive "real" hip hop it would be him to do it too if he dropped a album. He has the mainstream popularity and he connects to purist like us. I just think he's scared to fail and he should just say it.
It was my first time actually talking to Prince. He said: “When you come back, people want to be wowed. And what’s the best way to wow people? Just give them the hits.”
I’m explaining to him that I really didn’t want to do it. He said: “I’ve been there. I’ve tried to do other things. After you give them the hits, then you can do whatever.”
Prince told you to boss up, so you bossed up.
He broke it down like this: “You’re a grown man. You’re either going to do it or you’re not.’
Who cares? Andre 3000 has always acted like a bytch regarding this Hip-Hop shyt. Yeah, he's nice, but he probably isn't as nice as people think he is and if anyone is responsible for Outkast not releasing music consistently, it's on him.
Exactly.... That's all it is. nikkas can make all the excuses they want.Yeah cause Jay needs the moneyThis Nikkas is just shook to release a album by himself.He's like Jay Elec they like the
Every time they release a verse a couple times a year.They want to keep that mystique up.Ooooh the mysterious rapper
fukk outta here
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If anyone was to revive "real" hip hop it would be him to do it too if he dropped a album. He has the mainstream popularity and he connects to purist like us. I just think he's scared to fail and he should just say it.
Jay doesnt need the money... but its clear that thats what he does it forYeah cause Jay needs the money![]()
Stacks is on that Nas, Scarface, or Snoop level. None of them are going to revive it. Difference is, stacks from his actions and this interview, to me at least, sounds disillusioned with Hip Hop. It sounded like he was saying, What's the point anymore? The sad reality is, either conform to the hipsters *cough* *cough*. Or admit to yourself, that the game has has changed too much.If anyone was to revive "real" hip hop it would be him to do it too if he dropped a album. He has the mainstream popularity and he connects to purist like us. I just think he's scared to fail and he should just say it.
I don't know this seems to be my point from my opinion.How do you know? You want him to say something he doesn't feel? Maybe he is scared to fail. What happens after he admits it? Nothing changes.
Jay doesnt need the money... but its clear that thats what he does it for
Whens the last time Jay dropped a free song? The S. Carter tape 11 years ago?
And I respect a nikka who chooses not to put out trash over a nikka who does, for no other reason than that nikkas will buy it. It takes way more courage to admit u dont have it anymore than to keep forcing it and pretending like you do.
Stacks is on that Nas, Scarface, or Snoop level. None of them are going to revive it. Difference is, stacks from his actions and this interview, to me at least, sounds disillusioned with Hip Hop. It sounded like he was saying, What's the point anymore? The sad reality is, either conform to the hipsters *cough* *cough*. Or admit to yourself, that the game has has changed too much.
RZA is on the same tip, and no one is mad at him.