lets revisit "Brooklyn Go Hard" - by Jigga

[blackslash]

No we don't. Only jigga worshipers love that weak shyt

huh?

This was the anthem for Brooklyn when it came out what is u talkin bout

 

[Versa]

How much times do I have to make ur smartdumb ass face the reality that Lupe is nowhere near as great of an Emcee(The actual definition for emcee) as Jay...

This pretentious ass delusional stan who goes around here as some intellectual thinker cant even think straight

To even mention the name Lupe anywhere near Hov and even worse say he's a better emcee...shows ur lack of the the understanding of the totality of what makes a good emcee...Things like performace, delivery, voice, flow variaton, lyricism, and more are aspects in what makes a great MC...

Hov's ability to remain relevant in the genre of Hip Hop..and not only remain relevant but remain a top tier Mic controller for over a decade proves his superb ability...


But...ur such a delusional Lupe stan u actualy believe in ur feeble mind that Lupe is qualified in any way to stand next to Hov in the art of Mcing

nikka shut ya dumass up..and let me not see ur smartdumb self compare that nikka to Hov around here

Dumass bish nikka

Read the first sentence, saw you're still not respecting the future GOAT, and decided to stop reading.

*goes to listen to Put Em' Up*



*SLR next*

 

[Gifted one]

speaking of Bp3, how come "Ain't I" wasn't on there, but we got trash like "haters" on the album.

 

[Urbanmiracle]

huh?

This was the anthem for Brooklyn when it came out what is u talkin bout

I'm in Brooklyn. nikkas thought the beat was nice but it wasn't no anthem for nothing. Please. nikkas was more hyped when Fabolous got on it. Not everyone in Brooklyn worships the camel.

 

[blackslash]

speaking of Bp3, how come "Ain't I" wasn't on there, but we got trash like "haters" on the album.

why...so u can complain bout Jay putting a song on his album where he repeated one line for almost a whole minute?

Tho that is my fave part on the song

And why didnt he put You're Welcome on the album

 

[Gifted one]

why...so u can complain bout Jay putting a song on his album where he repeated one line for almost a whole minute?

Tho that is my fave part on the song

And why didnt he put You're Welcome on the album

No because that song was trash

 

[blackslash]

I'm in Brooklyn. nikkas thought the beat was nice but it wasn't no anthem for nothing. Please. nikkas was more hyped when Fabolous got on it. Not everyone in Brooklyn worships the camel.

Okay..u thought the beat was nice..cool..but doesnt take away from the fact tht I was hearing that track being bumped in random whips daily

 

[big bun]

shyt was subpar to me, which basically means that subsequent to the first listen the channel got changed on my sattelite radio whenever it came on.

 

[No1]

speaking of Bp3, how come "Ain't I" wasn't on there, but we got trash like "haters" on the album.

Didn't fit the sound of the album. Haters was a hilarious record though, fukk what you guys are talking about. I wonder if you guys have fun sometimes, different tracks are for different occasions. I remember people playing that shyt on the way to the bar just going dumb, which is the only purpose of that song anyway lol.

You should be asking why REMINDER with one of the worst hooks of that year made the album.

 

[Gifted one]

Didn't fit the sound of the album. Haters was a hilarious record though, fukk what you guys are talking about. I wonder if you guys have fun sometimes, different tracks are for different occasions. I remember people playing that shyt on the way to the bar just going dumb, which is the only purpose of that song anyway lol.

You should be asking why REMINDER with one of the worst hooks of that year made the album.

I live in South FL breh, more fun than you can think of and that song haters was trash, no need to come up with scenarios for why one should like that song, and reminder is horrible too, I think Ain't I would've fit well, you had a song like E.S.O.M. a song praising N.Y. to Jay making a southern sounding song with real as it gets on the next track and Ain't I wouldn't fit on there to you?

 

[Jone2three45]

Santigold album was pretty amazing

 

[Ineedmoney504]

Song was hard as fukk, that I jack, I rob, I sin, line was hard as fukk

 

[Ineedmoney504]

And haters is one few songs I bump off bp3, shyt is funny as fukk

 

[No1]

I live in South FL breh, more fun than you can think of and that song haters was trash, no need to come up with scenarios for why one should like that song, and reminder is horrible too, I think Ain't I would've fit well, you had a song like E.S.O.M. a song praising N.Y. to Jay making a southern sounding song with real as it gets on the next track and Ain't I wouldn't fit on there to you?

Nah, I can't rock with you on that. I don't make up scenarios for anything, that was the purpose of the song. Kanye wanted that shyt to be the single and Jay vetoed it lol. That and On to the Next One back to back was fun times in college. Real as It Gets is not a southern sounding song I have no idea what you're talking about. Having Jeezy on it doesn't make it a southern sounding song. It had the same arena sound as most of the bluePrint 3. Empire State of Mind was played at arenas all over the place too, stop it breh you're not making sense. Aint I sounds NOTHING like anything else on the Blueprint 3. You guys want to call him Euro Jay and then put a song that has nothing Euro about it on the record.

Everything on the Blueprint 3 was made to be played live, that's what he went for. That's probably why it was only OK.

 

[Cuban Pete]

song was hard when it came out lol @ camel being too scared to come back to marcy he resorted to using concert footage interspersed thru the vid