Fat Joe x Remy Ma Feat. Jay Z - All The Way Up (Remix) (Available on Tidal)

[Ayo]

#5 ...elevators go to hell

Five



We found #5 ya'll

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

Hov ripped this but its still fukk MCHG..He needs to lock in with Just Blaze,Guru, Ski, etc & give his day one fans one last album wit straight bars no commercial shyt
Oh &...

 

[FreddyCalhoun]

 

[BK The Great]

#5 ...elevators go to hell

Prince sang about that metaphor before too


As reported by ET, Reid spoke of Prince’s dislike for elevators. Prince thought elevators were the devil. Prince’s thoughts on elevators were made clear in Prince’s song from 1984, titled “Let’s Go Crazy.” The lyrics from Prince likened an elevator to something evil that could try to bring a person down. Prince sang of battling against the elevator by pressing a higher floor instead of allowing the elevator to bring a person down.



And if the elevator tries to bring you down
Go crazy, punch a higher floor
If you don’t like the world you’re living in
Take a look around you
At least you got friends
You see I called my old lady
For a friendly word
She picked up the phone
Dropped it on the floor
(Ah, ah) is all I heard
Are we gonna let the elevator
Bring us down
Oh, no let’s go!


Reid directly spoke of the time that Prince talked about his thoughts on elevators. It was an elevator conversation that Reid found off-putting, since he didn’t like the talk of the devil. Hearing that Prince had been found dead on an elevator on the first floor of Paisley Park – Prince’s home and studio – was especially troubling for Reid.



“One time when I was with him privately, he said, ‘You know what the elevator is, right?’ I said, ‘No, what’s the elevator?’ He said, ‘Well, the elevator is the devil.’ It scared me. I don’t like to talk like that, but he said that. So, for me, it was like really haunting when I read that he was found in an elevator.”


With talk of the devil and such evil, one wonders if Prince’s faith was Christianity. Prince has spoken about his Jehovah’s Witness faith, as seen in the below video. Plenty of controversy exists over whether that means Prince was a Christian or not; therefore, looking to Prince’s lyrics about faith help further determine Prince’s real beliefs.

Prince On Elevators Before Death: ‘The Elevator Is The Devil’ — Was Prince A Christian? [Video]

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

Hov byke for the summer those entendres

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

that wasnt worth the listen

 

[OfTheCross]

The remix for the city let's just start snappin
Crack here, Bleek on the jack
Like, 'let's make it happen'




Bleek and Nore doing work behind the scenes, man

 

[OfTheCross]

I ain't even from NY and this makes me happy for y'all.

Desiinger can't rep y'all man!

 

[scorpino]

This is wack. Reminds me of when Jay ruined the I get money remix

 

[wizworld]

Jay got nyggas decoding bars on a club smash


It doesn't take the original version out of rotation, but so what? I kinda like it that way.

 

[WSFGDan]

he's obviously talking about a 50 cent freestyle to the all the way up beat

The first 3 tweets were but he talking about a different song in the last tweet, you can believe what you want though

 

[the cac mamba]

havent heard the verse yet, but im not buying this quintuple entendre

 

[REALFAM]

Out in Paris I learned what real ice is (ISIS)

damn.

 

[Tunez]

Link?

 

[REdefinition]

Prince sang about that metaphor before too


As reported by ET, Reid spoke of Prince’s dislike for elevators. Prince thought elevators were the devil. Prince’s thoughts on elevators were made clear in Prince’s song from 1984, titled “Let’s Go Crazy.” The lyrics from Prince likened an elevator to something evil that could try to bring a person down. Prince sang of battling against the elevator by pressing a higher floor instead of allowing the elevator to bring a person down.



And if the elevator tries to bring you down
Go crazy, punch a higher floor
If you don’t like the world you’re living in
Take a look around you
At least you got friends
You see I called my old lady
For a friendly word
She picked up the phone
Dropped it on the floor
(Ah, ah) is all I heard
Are we gonna let the elevator
Bring us down
Oh, no let’s go!


Reid directly spoke of the time that Prince talked about his thoughts on elevators. It was an elevator conversation that Reid found off-putting, since he didn’t like the talk of the devil. Hearing that Prince had been found dead on an elevator on the first floor of Paisley Park – Prince’s home and studio – was especially troubling for Reid.



“One time when I was with him privately, he said, ‘You know what the elevator is, right?’ I said, ‘No, what’s the elevator?’ He said, ‘Well, the elevator is the devil.’ It scared me. I don’t like to talk like that, but he said that. So, for me, it was like really haunting when I read that he was found in an elevator.”


With talk of the devil and such evil, one wonders if Prince’s faith was Christianity. Prince has spoken about his Jehovah’s Witness faith, as seen in the below video. Plenty of controversy exists over whether that means Prince was a Christian or not; therefore, looking to Prince’s lyrics about faith help further determine Prince’s real beliefs.

Prince On Elevators Before Death: ‘The Elevator Is The Devil’ — Was Prince A Christian? [Video]

I was gonna post this but good sh*t. I take it as Jay saying he/tidal got the rights to Prince's catalogue so these white blood thirsty execs that he fought half his career can't leach him in death.