BBC is fukking craccck

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

dont get mad cuz only nerds like u bumping this weak shyt
i aint gonna lie we put something in the air and played the album but this shyt not in rotation at all lol fuk boys

Lol

So there was a dboy convention somewhere and y'all agreed on this?

Bet y'all fukk with nickles and dimes tho.... shyt describe your hustle exactly

 

[MR. Conclusion]

on the low, that's the closest we're probably ever gonna get to hearing Reasonable Doubt Jay-z, from the voice to the flow to the style, shyt was all in pocket on that party ass song, ha, no overboard pauses and "ughs" and all that shyt

"Rope chains, Rakim and Eric B /
bought my sidekick Suzuki jeeps and Cherokees /
hoop earrings, coupes wit the rare cameras,
put that bytch in the cherry M3"

jay-z killed that whole shyt with the flow/schemes, it sounded like they swapped flows.

Yeah that was easily his best flow on the album.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

This shyt is corny as fukk

 

[powerager]

beat sounds like some fakkity puerto rican shyt. song is cringeworthy

Jay Z - BBC ( Clean & Original ) - YouTube

and i know u didnt just tout 'adlibs from swizz' since when the fukk is that somethin to get hyped about

 

[the cac mamba]

 

[Rapmastermind]

What I love about the song is NaS and Jay did a mainstream club record. All their other callabo's were hard hip hop songs. To hear NaS letting loose was very refreshing and it worked on this song. His flow was so loose. Jay dominated the track only cause honestly he's more comfortable over a Pharrell/Timbo Beat. As everyone says the Ma$e bars set the verse off. People don't give Ma$e enough credit for his amazing flow. But the beat is what I love, you can't help but nod your head. Sh!t I wanna dance to ish, lol. The hook is dope also as it kinda sample Tribe's "Find a Way". Again I think the purist will hate strictly cause it's a club record. Anytime NaS tries to do a mainstream song most of his die hard fanbase dismisses it. But Jay brought NaS on the ride and said yes, You in the Billionaire club too. It was ILL. Also this was by far the most comfortable NaS and Jay have sounded together on a track. They chemistry is amazing now.

 

[The Ruler 09]

This is one of the few joints I actually like, the only issue I have that it's surrounded by a lot of lacklustre songs in terms of content, this song obviously ain't saying shyt either lol but if the album had some more meaning and this was one of the more light hearted ones it would have been cool because I like the execution of this song.