Lord Jamar On The Combat Jack Show

[Grizzly]

It sounded like they stopped the show when Lord Jamar started saying fakkit a lot. It's funny to me how no one gave a fukk when they're saying nikka left and right but oh no better not say the F word. It was a good episode though and he did a good job of showing that he's not trying to be some attention seeker, just being honest and answering questions didn't even saying anything too controversial on here.

glad im not the only one that caught that edit

 

[mortuus est]

Dont forget, he could have played omar in the wire

 

[blackslash]

lets not front like MANY of his "values" are exclusive and frankly elitist towards anything HE doesn't approve of.

Downplay c00nery all you want, but dude is flat out ignorant in other realms.

and what realms are those?

 

[Real N Quotes]

lord jammar

fuk this batty buoy rap generation

 

[KillSpray]

Honestly, even the most bleeding heart liberal dude on this site should be honest and admit that if you're straight you probably won't listen to or support blatantly gay rap music.

I wouldn't make it a point to speak out against the gay agenda publically, because I'm tolerant and all that, but draw the line between being tolerant vs. getting the Pom poms out and caping for the gay agenda. shyt is so fake.

 

[Big Mel]

Everyone did. If they clowning it, it's some real revisionist history going on, cause it was extremely well received when it dropped

Nah. It was a bit underwhelming. Still good but far from classic.

 

[FreshAIG]

Nah. It was a bit underwhelming. Still good but far from classic.

I wouldn't call it classic either, but I remember bumping it heavily

Then again, I was a big Puba fan too

 

[Big Mel]

baby whats your name & ya know how it goes were my fav songs.

 

[wizworld]

I think they went overboard in regards to "Reel to Reel". Yes damn near EVERYONE I knew was disappointed but it wasn't WACK. We all thought we were going to get a hands down classic but what we got was solid but a bit uneven. More than anything a lot of the album just sounds lazy. Only a lazy mofo could make a song like "The Big Kids Don't Play". That song makes you want to make yourself a sandwich, kick your feet up and smoke. I have that song on now at work and I'm about to fall out of my chair. "Check It Out" is a good song but it's another super lazy sounding one. Dude was making chronic fatigue syndrome rap.

 

[Newark88]

I think they went overboard in regards to "Reel to Reel". Yes damn near EVERYONE I knew was disappointed but it wasn't WACK. We all thought we were going to get a hands down classic but what we got was solid but a bit uneven. More than anything a lot of the album just sounds lazy. Only a lazy mofo could make a song like "The Big Kids Don't Play". That song makes you want to make yourself a sandwich, kick your feet up and smoke. I have that song on now at work and I'm about to fall out of my chair. "Check It Out" is a good song but it's another super lazy sounding one. Dude was making chronic fatigue syndrome rap.

What made it more disappointing was Grand Puba was the hottest rapper out during that time period. I gravitated to Puba because he was spitting that slick, fly sh1t, and dropping knowledge at the same time. Plus he was heavy on Polo and Hilfiger just like me. He had the full package. So when Reel To Reel came out, I was like, "ehh....he could've came harder". But as I said, I wound up bumping In God We Trust (out of the 2) more during that winter.

 

[wizworld]

What made it more disappointing was Grand Puba was the hottest rapper out during that time period. I gravitated to Puba because he was spitting that slick, fly sh1t, and dropping knowledge at the same time. Plus he was heavy on Polo and Hilfiger just like me. He had the full package. So when Reel To Reel came out, I was like, "ehh....he could've came harder". But as I said, I wound up bumping In God We Trust (out of the 2) more during that winter.

Yeah that's why I said everyone (including his peers apparently) was expecting a hands down classic. Remember Treach gave him the crazy shout out on Naughty's 1st album, Treach was so ill at the time too. Imo Puba's solos on "One For All" minus "Tried to Do Me" are tighter than everything on "Reel to Reel".

 

[Big Mel]

Ya Know How it Goes is in the Puba canon though. That song is super crazy.

 

[mortuus est]

Dude was making chronic fatigue syndrome rap.

damn, i havnt seen these words pop up on the net before, last year i tried to lie and say i have this

 

[FreedS[ohh]lave]

5% tend to be on some get off my lawn shyt,i remember in the 80's when cats came home from a bid you could guarantee they became 5% on some smart dumb shyt when they came back

 

[Max Goonberg]

It was just okay...Combat is a company man and was obviously shook.. He kept interreupting dude and trying to change the subject when he was gettin too real...

It sounded like they stopped the show when Lord Jamar started saying fakkit a lot. It's funny to me how no one gave a fukk when they're saying nikka left and right but oh no better not say the F word. It was a good episode though and he did a good job of showing that he's not trying to be some attention seeker, just being honest and answering questions didn't even say anything to controversial on here.

this .you could hear nikkas heart beating when son kept saying faq.How he was ready to turn his mic off for saying faq but let his man clown trayvon martin?

impossible to be a real nikka in that industry.