So basically you're admitting you were wrong and trying to save face with a gif.
Nothing more juelzing than saying "it was in the album credits" and then proceeding to argue. Jay featured him on a song. Nuff said. It was in the credits.
Cam - "Jay aint fukk with Kanye till he blew, Dame is the only one that believed in him"
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So basically you're admitting you were wrong and trying to save face with a gif.
Nothing more juelzing than saying "it was in the album credits" and then proceeding to argue. Jay featured him on a song. Nuff said. It was in the credits.
I already showed you the back of the album. No credit. Most people are not reading album credits. You made up a whole bs narrative about Jay saving him bs by not putting his name on there.
I already showed you the back of the album. No credit. Most people are not reading album credits. You made up a whole bs narrative about Jay saving him bs by not putting his name on there.
You don't know what most people do. And what I did was give an explanation. Some of ya'll love ignorance so much that even when you get facts and evidence and even concede to the facts, you still make corny posts trying to be cute.
I told you a fact. Kanye's name ain't on the back of the album.
You made up a narrative and called it evidence.
Oh so what was the purpose of you making that post?
Jay-z in my top 3-5, I ain’t like you.
It debunks the whole premise of Jay not wanting anything to do with Kanye outside of production. I don't know how you concluded that I was trying to be a show off, know it all with that post.
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
"Champions" was on Clue late 2001. It was originally supposed to be on Kanye's album. That verse is what Dame said made him want to sign him. The recording for that project started a year before BP2 even dropped. Paid in Full soundtrack also dropped before BP2. MTV was interviewing dude about his career as an artist and producer right after the first Blueprint. So to say he was a nobody, is false. Dude was out there working and getting recognition before BP2.
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
Kanye was paying his dues...
Like most rappers, he had to earn those Jay-Z verses.
Little did the world know that Kanye was going to usher in a new generation rap. He made it cool to look preppy and distinguished. He was the rap version of a "A Different World".
Like most rappers, he had to earn those Jay-Z verses.
Little did the world know that Kanye was going to usher in a new generation rap. He made it cool to look preppy and distinguished. He was the rap version of a "A Different World".
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
D-Dot put him on if anything. He took him under his wing.
Kanye kept grinding no matter what and of course Jay is going to help u if he sees you putting in the work.
If anything, Kanye earned that opportunity and made the best of it with the Roc
