FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
Well Jay wasn't doing the whisper flow BEFORE Young Chris came to the Roc...and JUST SO happens to pick up the style afterr having the bul on the roster?
I can see why jay stole Chris flow
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I_Got_Da_Burna
Superstar
Well Jay wasn't doing the whisper flow BEFORE Young Chris came to the Roc...and JUST SO happens to pick up the style afterr having the bul on the roster?
it's like when Wayne started to magically sound like Gillie da Kid out of nowhere
most of those were stolen as well.
but yea, this thread was done sloppily.
that fu scnickens delivery...camel been dikkriding since 1992...disgustin
ehh. he inherited that flow, being jaz son and all.
jaz-o fathered most of that stuff. shame he gets no credit.
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that fu scnickens delivery...camel been dikkriding since 1992...disgustin
I swear your fakkit ass is in every Jay-Z thread hating like a sour bytch.
I_Got_Da_Burna
Superstar
I swear your fakkit ass is in every Jay-Z thread hating like a sour bytch.
and your dikkriding ass is trying to supplant beyonce as the #1 bytch on camel's nutsack....keep working on it though
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
Jay was rapping like that way before Fu-Schnicks, but you'd be hard pressed to say Reasonable Doubt didn't come immediately from Illmatic.
1994, Illmatic drops, Jay-Z buys out of his own record contract, starts his own record company, RD comes out in 1996 (with the Dred Presidents sample), all street maybe 2 bars of Fu-Schnick raps.
I think the only reason a guy would risk buying out of his own contract is if he had a masterplan, a masterplan can only work in the music biz if you find a way to have career longevity, Jay's way to stay relevant is to probably just to take whatever's hot.
1994, Illmatic drops, Jay-Z buys out of his own record contract, starts his own record company, RD comes out in 1996 (with the Dred Presidents sample), all street maybe 2 bars of Fu-Schnick raps.
I think the only reason a guy would risk buying out of his own contract is if he had a masterplan, a masterplan can only work in the music biz if you find a way to have career longevity, Jay's way to stay relevant is to probably just to take whatever's hot.
na you took that spot a long time ago
Cloud McFly
All Star
Jay was rapping like that way before Fu-Schnicks, but you'd be hard pressed to say Reasonable Doubt didn't come immediately from Illmatic.
1994, Illmatic drops, Jay-Z buys out of his own record contract, starts his own record company, RD comes out in 1996 (with the Dred Presidents sample), all street maybe 2 bars of Fu-Schnick raps.
I think the only reason a guy would risk buying out of his own contract is if he had a masterplan, a masterplan can only work in the music biz if you find a way to have career longevity, Jay's way to stay relevant is to probably just to take whatever's hot.
Jay-Z on Reasonable Doubt sounds nothing like Nas on Illmatic though.
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
No doubt, but I think the like "atmosphere" was heavily influenced, for whatever that's worth
