is that the album with its hovi baby? hovi baby on my top 10 jigga tracks of all time
Jay Z's "2 Many Hoes" foresaw the end of clubbing APPRECIATION
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Whether or not he was prophetic on that track, I always thought that was easily one of the second discs weaker moments....Jay seemed out of place, the beat is lackluster, the content boring...I was only in high school, but you can apply those kinda of vague blanket statements about anywhere, house parties, whatever....
And, it's uncomfortable to hear Jay profess his masculinity, 'you know Jay straight like Indian hair.....' uhhh yeah of course, why would you even say that lol
And, it's uncomfortable to hear Jay profess his masculinity, 'you know Jay straight like Indian hair.....' uhhh yeah of course, why would you even say that lol
Of course he does he's one of the greatest to ever do it, i think nearly every great can get retrospective in their own unique way, when it comes to street hustler insight not much better than Jay Az as well.
Mike Otherz
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social justice warrior alert.
Because of the claims made on "Ether". I still feel like BP2 is one big PR campaign for damage control after "Ether". I mean, Jay never came out of the gate with two songs back to back as singles like "Bonnie & Clyde" and "Excuse Me Miss". Those songs painted him as more female friendly which was a far cry from "Who You Wit II" and "Girls, Girls, Girls".
Fade Runner 2049
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Looking at OP's post count. There is NO way he goes to clubs or anywhere on the planet that doesnt have WiFi
Hov has always been good with situational rap. Like you can literally see this as a scene.
MVike28
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Somehow someway wasthe blueprint 2 album was a pile of hot dodo though
Trill Bellamy
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Reading the lyrics with the smilies next to makes me actually wanna give the song a shot and listen to the song again, I prolly wont but still
