if we gonna get on Drake for using reference tracks then why Jay Z get a pass??
- Thread starter King Karim
- Start date
spliz
SplizThaDon
entry # 286 of "it's not the same!"
Neither did quentin
Ja didn't write Jay's lyrics. U nikkas who have no idea what ghostwriting is need to stay the fukk away from the subject. U nikkas don't know what a reference track is and the OP is a certified idiot anyway.
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
.......................
Last edited:
Hov been jackin songs his whole career must recent being "fukkwitmeuknowigot it" from ross and tried to take poundcake from drake
But that isnt the same as drake using ghostwriters
True, and let's not forget that "The Dynasty" was originally a Roc-A-Fella compilation album.
Hearing a song and then plugging in YOUR OWN verses is not the same as nikkas doing reference tracks for you. As far as hooks nikkas don't care about rappers writing 100% of their hooks.
With all the enemies Jay has made, I think 20 years into the game if he was having shyt written for him someone would have made the accusation and the ripple in the pond would have become a wave. Especially for his 96-03 run.
Can nikkas please stop tryna shyt on legends to defend Aubrey?
With all the enemies Jay has made, I think 20 years into the game if he was having shyt written for him someone would have made the accusation and the ripple in the pond would have become a wave. Especially for his 96-03 run.
Can nikkas please stop tryna shyt on legends to defend Aubrey?
steadyrighteous
Veteran
Hearing your song, taking it from you, and re-doing it over with your own verses isn't the same as hearing your song, taking it from you, and saying upwards of 60% of what you said.
Jay-Z Deebo's nikkas for songs. Fair? No. Smart? Probably. Cool? Nah.
Drake at this point is the Thomas Edison of rap.
Edison worked in the patent office, and when things that looked cool that crossed his desk, he'd take the original inventors name off, tweak the formula or concept, and put his name on it.
And then once he got a bit of money and got rolling, he had a workshop where young inventors would work under him, and once they came up with stuff, he'd take partial or full credit for it.
Sound familiar?
Jay-Z Deebo's nikkas for songs. Fair? No. Smart? Probably. Cool? Nah.
Drake at this point is the Thomas Edison of rap.
Edison worked in the patent office, and when things that looked cool that crossed his desk, he'd take the original inventors name off, tweak the formula or concept, and put his name on it.
And then once he got a bit of money and got rolling, he had a workshop where young inventors would work under him, and once they came up with stuff, he'd take partial or full credit for it.
Sound familiar?
DontEemTry
Superstar
Log off of life breh
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
Is this about getting at Jay-Z or defending Drake
Hearing your song, taking it from you, and re-doing it over with your own verses isn't the same as hearing your song, taking it from you, and saying upwards of 60% of what you said.
Jay-Z Deebo's nikkas for songs. Fair? No. Smart? Probably. Cool? Nah.
Drake at this point is the Thomas Edison of rap.
Edison worked in the patent office, and when things that looked cool that crossed his desk, he'd take the original inventors name off, tweak the formula or concept, and put his name on it.
And then once he got a bit of money and got rolling, he had a workshop where young inventors would work under him, and once they came up with stuff, he'd take partial or full credit for it.
Sound familiar?
Excellent comparison
Also, the only thing you can really get on Jay for...in regards to his raps...is how many times he's used Biggie lines in his verses.
saddest part is that he was a better poster when he was lying about being connected to Jeezy & then a couple of years later lying about being a gang affiliate
haven't seen one even remotely good thread from this dude since his lying days
Detroit Wave
Veteran
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
Were there tents in or around the workshop?Hearing your song, taking it from you, and re-doing it over with your own verses isn't the same as hearing your song, taking it from you, and saying upwards of 60% of what you said.
Jay-Z Deebo's nikkas for songs. Fair? No. Smart? Probably. Cool? Nah.
Drake at this point is the Thomas Edison of rap.
Edison worked in the patent office, and when things that looked cool that crossed his desk, he'd take the original inventors name off, tweak the formula or concept, and put his name on it.
And then once he got a bit of money and got rolling, he had a workshop where young inventors would work under him, and once they came up with stuff, he'd take partial or full credit for it.
Sound familiar?