Common on Sway: Spits a Dope Freestyle (Over Miilkbone's Keep it Real) + Interview

[Ziggiy]

Common is a God

 

[NigerianDonDada]

dope

 

[((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL]

jesus christ....where the fukk did he get this from?.....haven't heard him spit this type of fire since BE. dude desperately needs to get back on the boom bap shyt. hit up preme, 9th, and statik. that's when he's at his best.

 

[EducatedBrothaFromTheBank]

"black lives matter, but do they matter to us"

c00n

 

[Long Live The Kane]

Did rhymefest write it?

 

[Charlie]

And this is why common pisses me off

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Did rhymefest write it?

 

[MouseTeeth]

he bodied it!

 

[SirBiatch]

Back then, I went from thinking Common was semi-corny to top 2 among Nas.

I wouldn't put him in the top 10 like that, but dude is an incredible rapper when he wants to be

 

[TEH]

Gat damn so soulful

 

[Anti-Anime]

No defense against common sense

 

[Hannibal Fox]

Actual MC'ing.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Back then, I went from thinking Common was semi-corny to top 2 among Nas.

I wouldn't put him in the top 10 like that, but dude is an incredible rapper when he wants to be

Top 3 for me

he does have some corny moments...but thats kind of just how he is..you can find something corny on all of his albums but not many fukkin with Com as a total package mc.

 

[Deltron]

After witnessing Common tear up the stage in Minnesota at Soundset Festival on Sunday it was only appropriate to bring him by the show this week.

With his role as ambassador for the American Black Film Festival coming up on June 15th the Chicago emcee brought with the founder of this great establishment, Jeff Friday.

Speaking on using our history as a blueprint the two open up about the different panels that will be taking place in a few weeks in Miami. Also debuting the film “Birth Of A Nation,” the story of Nat Turner, they speak on the importance of financing and making their own history as African Americans.

Moving on Friday opens up about starting the ABFF after going to Sundance some 20 years ago and being one of the only black people in attendance. Common follows this up by speaking on the feeling of empowerment while on the set of “Selma” watching so many talented people of the same race working on such an important movie for their culture.
Before taking off Common tells Sway about his new album which is on the way, he even spits an incredible duo of verses from the project touching on black America and troubles so many people face

 

[vaudevillevillain]

instead of educate they'd rather convict the kids
as dirty as the water in flint the system is