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Albums J. Cole - 4 Your Eyez Only (Discussion Thread)
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samtalksradio
Banned
Already stopped listening to this trash worst album I've heard this year very boring garbage had to delete all but one song Valley mentality the only good cut I care to keep get ready to neg me again J snore stans this nikka overrated and boring af.
LinusCaldwell
From The Eastside with Love
J.Cole’s Thesis On Millennial Black Male Consciousness
Written by: Ziggiy
“And I looked into your eyes and knew that you were a queen. Black skin, black hair, the blackest of beauty I had ever seen. Your cries were as melody and the music pierced to the very core of my soul. Simply the thought of parting with this warm bundle of preciousness left the fringes of my heart cold. Not only was your birth the proof of continued lineage, but also a renaissance of faith anew. For now the hope of a brighter future rests in the love that I have for you”
-Anonymous
Hip Hop is very important to me. It is the musical genre that has most influenced, inspired, angered, saddened, and astounded me in all of its glory. I am extremely passionate about concepts or notions that make me think. Hip Hop is packed to the brim with poets and soothsayers whose lyrics make me think, they introduce me to worlds within worlds; as Nas spell-binds me by his portrait of the grimy and relentlessly bleak Queensbridge Housing Project. As Common weaves a narrative about early life in the Windy City. As Jay-Z gives you a peak into the mindset that molds a millionaire. Craftsmanship goes hand in hand with emotion when it comes to Hip Hop. The talent of taking one’s own personal story and formatting it in a way in which can relate to various cultures and continents is the most impressive skill of an MC. Black men and women have spun pain, racial injustice, cultural PTSD, and rage into golden nuggets of comedy, wisdom, and salvation. It is in this spirit that I look at the recent effort of a one Jermaine Cole and I can’t help but smile at my own surprise that Hip Hop continues to enchant me with its ability to relate directly to my own thoughts and feelings.
@Ziggiy
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4 Your Soul Conceptually – Album Review – FTESWL
4 Your Soul Conceptually – Album Review
Written by: Ziggiy
“And I looked into your eyes and knew that you were a queen. Black skin, black hair, the blackest of beauty I had ever seen. Your cries were as melody and the music pierced to the very core of my soul. Simply the thought of parting with this warm bundle of preciousness left the fringes of my heart cold. Not only was your birth the proof of continued lineage, but also a renaissance of faith anew. For now the hope of a brighter future rests in the love that I have for you”
-Anonymous
Hip Hop is very important to me. It is the musical genre that has most influenced, inspired, angered, saddened, and astounded me in all of its glory. I am extremely passionate about concepts or notions that make me think. Hip Hop is packed to the brim with poets and soothsayers whose lyrics make me think, they introduce me to worlds within worlds; as Nas spell-binds me by his portrait of the grimy and relentlessly bleak Queensbridge Housing Project. As Common weaves a narrative about early life in the Windy City. As Jay-Z gives you a peak into the mindset that molds a millionaire. Craftsmanship goes hand in hand with emotion when it comes to Hip Hop. The talent of taking one’s own personal story and formatting it in a way in which can relate to various cultures and continents is the most impressive skill of an MC. Black men and women have spun pain, racial injustice, cultural PTSD, and rage into golden nuggets of comedy, wisdom, and salvation. It is in this spirit that I look at the recent effort of a one Jermaine Cole and I can’t help but smile at my own surprise that Hip Hop continues to enchant me with its ability to relate directly to my own thoughts and feelings.
@Ziggiy
to read more 4 Your Soul Conceptually – Album Review – FTESWL
4 Your Soul Conceptually – Album Review
WaveMolecules
Superstar
To die a young legend, or live a long life unfulfilled 
cause you wanna save the world, but while alive you never will 
cause you wanna save the world, but while alive you never will 
Suspicions
All Star
Any brehs trying to pass the mustard for everybody dies and false prophets
OfTheCross
Veteran
This nikka vocabulary became so advance smh he really took time on this. Nobody might have noticed this but "flows" are the new shyt to fukk with in rap. Not saying he started it but big Sean doesn't get the credit he fully deserves lol
I was listening to "Bounce Back", Sean used 3 flows on the first verse.
Love Coles flow on Neighbors
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Yeah..I'm late as fuuck.
Finally listened to entire album.
"Neighbors" and "Ville Mentality" got multiple repeat spins. "Foldin Clothes" is some genuine grown man in a relationship track.
Finally listened to entire album.
"Neighbors" and "Ville Mentality" got multiple repeat spins. "Foldin Clothes" is some genuine grown man in a relationship track.
Folding clothes us still terrible so are both of the She mine songs
Everything else is nice af
Is this clown going to announce this tour tho?
Everything else is nice af
Is this clown going to announce this tour tho?
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AJtheOne
Nets/Giants/Yankees
I know you were made for me
But darling don't you wait for me
Cause I can see the promise land
But I can't do no promising
But darling don't you wait for me
Cause I can see the promise land
But I can't do no promising