KillbertArenas
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you have to be unemployed or under-employed..
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seriously..
you have to be unemployed or under-employed..
you stay logged on here
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hear part 2 sadly thats the best song on the albumThis nikka jay is so much a shell of his former self that its not even funny. Got damn this nikka soundsThank god for spotify. Jesus christ I'm four songs in...wtf is this? I'm listening to tom ford now...man...These beats r terrible.
nikkas hate on bp3 but got damn that album blows this album out the world. Ye and jay have to be trollin with this shyt...
Man not to bring up the comparisons but Nas killed life is good lyrically. If I were nas, listening to this mchg album I'd be. nikka gotta know he the goat now.
I don't trust none of u coli nikkas on ur opinions on hip hop anymore. This shyt is garbage.
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every thread i go in...youre in there with a recent post..
loser azz
quick question:
how much do u weigh?
I finally get why so many nikkas hate this album now. This thread made me finally get it.
Jay doesn't sound like he put 100% into the recordings and the beats sound something your favorite college rapper would get on and now all of a sudden the hate flows in.
It's really not that serious. It's a modern album from a 43 year old rapper. I have no idea what you nikkas thought this shyt was supposed to sound like.
Imagine Pink Floyd dropping an album now that would rival Dark Side or R. Kelly making another 12 Play or even a Chocolate Factory. Hell, imagine LL making another Radio or Mama Said Knock You Out. shyt just wouldn't happen.![]()
My big problem with legacy artists (and 25 years and 12 albums in, Jay is totally a legacy artist dont let anybody tell you otherwise) is that they are given too much leeway in the media when they trot out new projects. Just as the Rolling Stones later work will forever be blessed and cursed by the fact that they made Exile on Main St., Jay can't help but be overrated at this point as the man says, you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain. Jay-Z's music has always been about class, and now that he's the overseer of an empire, he's rapping from the wrong side of history. It would be one thing if this album was simply musically bankrupt, but the way it has been presented as a capital-I Important piece of art about ''duality'' (Jay's word, not mine), delivered to us via the power of corporate marketing and Samsung-sponsored data-mining, I find absolutely putrid. But would this be a better album without the rollout, or is the rollout the whole point? It's hard to divorce yourself from the whole experience
I didn't even listen to it after trusted opinions said it's wack
The EW review addressed this
You can't present yourself as a game changer thats releasing the event album of the summer and then just fall back on some "I'm just a old man yall take it easy on me"
Hip hop is way more competitive than classic rock...You should know that folks aren't just gonna sit back and watch a rapper run a 7 year victory lap without asking for more...