Lonzo Balls Mocks Nas in Madison Square Garden
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Get this soggy cracker off my screen
he's the only one from NY standing up for Nas
Where's Jungle, Horse, Lake, and all the other goons Nas be shouting out in his songs
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Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
Get this soggy cracker off my screen
Called him soggy like he's Cheerios drenched in milk.
GetRichOrDieTryin
Superstar
This is exactly what he did it for: attention
HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
Take It In Blood
Banned
I'll never understand the culture gap with this generation
I grew up on Nas, Pac, Jay Z and Big
but I was always excited to go back and listen to folks those guys would name drop in their raps like Rakim, Kool G Rap, Kane, KRS etc...
There was a rich history of classic albums and songs that I was eager to check out and study, cause if u were a fan of hiphop it's simply what you did. I didn't grow up on The Sympathy or Bridge is Over but you'd be a fool to sit there and be proud of the fact that you didn't know the lyrics to it verbatim. If u didn't know the lyrics u kept that sh1t to urself cause u appreciated the culture and was embarrassed to admit u didn't know the rhymes to such a classic track
You could see the bridge and blueprints they left for guys like Nas, Jay Z, Wu Tang, Pun etc and they were continuing on the tradition that those guys established and attempted to push the music further both lyrically and musically
Then........ right after that something happened and I'm not even sure what exactly, I have no clue but ......but sometime between then and now the wacker you were the doper you were in the eyes of many hiphop fans. The lyricism regressed, the music regressed....everything became twilight zone status
Now we're at the point where one of the hottest rappers essentially mumbles through fans on every record.
Rap is crap
Royce feels my pain
I grew up on Nas, Pac, Jay Z and Big
but I was always excited to go back and listen to folks those guys would name drop in their raps like Rakim, Kool G Rap, Kane, KRS etc...
There was a rich history of classic albums and songs that I was eager to check out and study, cause if u were a fan of hiphop it's simply what you did. I didn't grow up on The Sympathy or Bridge is Over but you'd be a fool to sit there and be proud of the fact that you didn't know the lyrics to it verbatim. If u didn't know the lyrics u kept that sh1t to urself cause u appreciated the culture and was embarrassed to admit u didn't know the rhymes to such a classic track
You could see the bridge and blueprints they left for guys like Nas, Jay Z, Wu Tang, Pun etc and they were continuing on the tradition that those guys established and attempted to push the music further both lyrically and musically
Then........ right after that something happened and I'm not even sure what exactly, I have no clue but ......but sometime between then and now the wacker you were the doper you were in the eyes of many hiphop fans. The lyricism regressed, the music regressed....everything became twilight zone status
Now we're at the point where one of the hottest rappers essentially mumbles through fans on every record.
Rap is crap
Royce feels my pain
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nikkas should've deaded that 'youngins disrespecting legends' shyt when Soulja Boy was goin' at Ice T way back when....but nah nikkas chose to make excuses for them & say..."you're hatin' let the young homie get his paper" well this is the end result of that....nikkas across the board should've told Soulja Boy to go fukk himself & nipped this in the bud...now all these new rappers/ball players think it's cool to be disrespectful to the ppl that came before you
I wish you cats would quit posting this pasty D list cacs videos all over The Coli every time he has something to say in relation to black culture.
