oh boy. well we see you catching feelins in here. you must have been ole boy all up on jigga in the club it seems.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
back up homie...
this song was lovely. but you were high school. you had no idea what he was talking about in regards to the club. house parties are not the same. even though they can be better at times. house parties are usually full of people you know and some stragglers. clubs are full of people you dont know. which makes this song make more sense to you. see i live in L.A. any club you hit you're bound to see someone or multiple famous people. When you see the people start to move like a wave toward them its hilarious, especially when the dudes do it. its like bruh, we in the club to get at ladies not tell war stories like he said. yes i've been there and i'm not famous. dude all up on me talking about this and that. and i'm like bruh its like a 10 to 1 ratio in here tonight. Get at one of these hot ones pleaseeee bruh. so this song was par for the course.