Dame Dash Returns To The Breakfast Club

[DragonKnight]

“The patterns We’re born into reflect that we’re born to be told to wake up at a certain time be happy to be giving a job were trained to sit down 8 hours a day from when the sun is out when we’re kids”



omfg nikka!!!!

 

[Chris Cool]

Why is Khaled popular?
Its not because of talent...its just him being good at marketing himself.

Fab is an over achieving mixtape rapper (and im a big Fab fan)...
...none of those dudes have/had the personality to blow up.

People know Khaled because of him being all in the camera...not for his great albums.

Flex is big because of his show...even still...he's primarily known as a NYC Dj...
...nothing wrong with that.

People know Khaled from the songs and shyt, the same way they know dj drama. The being all in the camera shyt came years later.

 

[Silkk]

Maaaaaaaaaan I'm 300% here for this

 

[I'm Blackman]

Haven't heard it yet
But I'm already quitting my job
Gonna be a #boss at my hot dog stand

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

only 43 min? smh

What the hell they gonna ask him?

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

This dude Dame talks about a whole bunch of nothing

 

[BulletProof]

I'm glad he's dressing his age and not wearing shorts for an interview.

+Listening to that Harlem shyt talking that never gets followed up.

 

[Low End Derrick]

This dude Dame talks about a whole bunch of nothing

i loved it at the end where he said to his guitar player protege that he hadn't said anything during the interview

i'm like "yeah, that's because you've been blabbing on for the whole 45!"

 

[smitty22]

I'm glad he's dressing his age and not wearing shorts for an interview.

+Listening to that Harlem shyt talking that never gets followed up.

He was going to court after the interview he said

 

[re'up]

'Do it Again" was hot, but really only because it was a Jay song in the right time, that Jay usually dropped, and it had Beanie Sigel and Amil on it (when she was still considered a commodity), it wasn't a major single. Because of bootlegging, they redid the album, near the even of it's release, and Do It Again was one of those tracks. I want to say "Is That Your bytch" may have been considered as the first single. Big Pimpin was one of those tracks too, that was recorded late.

So, Jay came out and did his usual numbers, and had a hot album, but Bg Pimpin came and it gave it the second wind, that carried it all the way to Summer 2000, and followed up with "I Just Wanna Love You", what a run Jay was on, in retrospect, and I watched it all live.

I don't know if I even want to watch this.

 

[Absolut da poet ®]

Book marked

 

[Jacaveli The Don]

Who wants to hear a Dame Dash rock album

 

[Newark88]

'Do it Again" was hot, but really only because it was a Jay song in the right time, that Jay usually dropped, and it had Beanie Sigel and Amil on it (when she was still considered a commodity), it wasn't a major single. Because of bootlegging, they redid the album, near the even of it's release, and Do It Again was one of those tracks. I want to say "Is That Your bytch" may have been considered as the first single. Big Pimpin was one of those tracks too, that was recorded late.

So, Jay came out and did his usual numbers, and had a hot album, but Bg Pimpin came and it gave it the second wind, that carried it all the way to Summer 2000, and followed up with "I Just Wanna Love You", what a run Jay was on, in retrospect, and I watched it all live.

I don't know if I even want to watch this.

Can't leave out Hey Papi off the Nutty Professor soundtrack. That was a banger that summer as well.

 

[King Kai]

He’s like a delusional genius. That’s the only way I can try and explain it. Has this vision to see some incredible things but doesn’t see reality at times.

 

[eastside313]

he got his low key get back on Steve Stoute.. wow

Said Stoute told him Jay was basically snaking him. Man, Jay bout to cut Stoute off..lol

oh man

Jay already cut him off if he talking like that