Jay-Z-"Stop MAKING YOUNG MUSIC!!"

[I love Latina women]

This is why Jay released 4:44…

We watched rappers like him grow up. Sadly, the album went over a lot of heads and people weren’t mentally mature.

If you’re 50 plus still rapping about drugs, stop telling ducktales on the records. There aren’t many drug dealers that made it out the game clean and became a family man.

He was 48 when he dropped 4:44 in 2017, it was long past the point he finally act his age

lol at that album going over anybody’s head

No, it spoke to who it was meant for and was actually pretty well received considering he’s a legacy act now


And Jay still raps about drug dealing even though he’s far removed from that life. It may have been who he once was but to be 50 plus still rapping bout some shyt from the late 80’s is crazy and hypocritical

Y’all young nikkas just be saying anything on here

 

[I love Latina women]

This dude keeps talking pretentious and contradictory bs.

His next song or album will be bragging about his glory days on the streets as usual

Exactly

Finally, you starting to see his bullshyt

 

[Capital Steez]

Ice man will once again be, 'she played me', 'I bag bad bytches', 'she played me again', 'he ain't my friend no mo' repeat

I can tell y'all don't actually listen to the artists you're attempting to speak on with these surface-level critiques.
It leads to the same moral grandstanding, old-head takes we've been receiving from Hov as of late, due to his inability to culturally understand, connect with, and navigate the current hip-hop landscape.

Instead, it's just the same regurgitated surface-level takes which has created a generational divide for most hip-hop media / pundits to even have an intellectual discourse on any relevant hip-hop artists.

It all just looks and sounds like this on repeat

 

[L $ C]

Jay my #2 all time but honestly jay hopped on a ton of trends, and all his most popular songs are with features most of which were way younger at the time so......go figure

 

[L $ C]

chit I think its very very hard for rappers to "act their age" and to be honest maybe the only one whos truly ever done it is Nas, I mean really really done it- jay started doing it post 2012 to an extent

 

[Capital Steez]

Hov talks about Clipse the way Abe Simpson talks about Johnny Unitas

 

[I love Latina women]

Andre 3000 was right

 

[thernbroom]

I actually agree with Jay z, but he's very fake on this. He's the same guy in his 50s doing songs with younger artists and rhyming over trap beats to fit in with the same young audience he's talking about.

30 is the new 20. Same nikka jay who said Forever Young

 

[Capital Steez]

 

[H.J.Duck]

Jim Jones is gonna catch feelings and say something incredibly stupid.

 

[Roid Jones]

I can tell y'all don't actually listen to the artists you're attempting to speak on with these surface-level critiques.
It leads to the same moral grandstanding, old-head takes we've been receiving from Hov as of late, due to his inability to culturally understand, connect with, and navigate the current hip-hop landscape.

Instead, it's just the same regurgitated surface-level takes which has created a generational divide for most hip-hop media / pundits to even have an intellectual discourse on any relevant hip-hop artists.

It all just looks and sounds like this on repeat

Oh so tell me when Drake has been much more than surface level, I'll wait.

 

[FlyGuy]

Little Brother is the blue print

 

[DapMeUp!]

Oh so tell me when Drake has been much more than surface level, I'll wait.

He wrote all of that knowing thats exactly what 90% of the new album will be it is what it is you can still like it though.

 

[Capital Steez]

Oh so tell me when Drake has been much more than surface level, I'll wait.

 

[CourtesyFlush]

Even tho I like Blueprint 3 isn't that kinda what he did on there?