Lupe "Put You On Game" Appreciation Thread

[Donny]

I first heard this when I was about 13 and it still remains one of my all time favorite rap songs, How he personified the streets and the game on the cool was brilliant and he did it best on this imo, the last line always has me

 

[Street Knowledge]

Lupe is to lyricism what ray Allen is to shooting

 

[Beerus]

fukk outta here with this fakkit ass shyt

 

[Ziggiy]

The Cool was the album that let me know that Lupe was a future Gawd of this rap shyt

 

[intilectual recipricol]

The Gawd

 

[Ill-Mind]

Classic

 

[Donny]

"One of the oldest most ancienest things speak every single language on the planet nah mean"

 

[LogicFirst]

I first heard this when I was about 13 and it still remains one of my all time favorite rap songs, How he personified the streets and the game on the cool was brilliant and he did it best on this imo, the last line always has me

never heard it before. Ima check it

 

[Poitier]

I thought The Cool was the shyt when I was younger but now realize how corny all of the rock fused (Hello Darkness,Hi Definition, )/ metaphors about being a hamburger stuff is stale

Put you on game is a solid track however "The rivers shall flow of liquor put ya thirst in my elixirs"

 

[↓R↑LYB]

I first heard this when I was about 13 and it still remains one of my all time favorite rap songs, How he personified the streets and the game on the cool was brilliant and he did it best on this imo, the last line always has me

Was just playing this album in the whip yesterday. This is and Streets in Fire is 2 of the dopest songs by Lupe.

 

[jfkennedy]

"And from a throne of their bones I rule ..."

 

[Layla Hunnam]

Lupe the gawd

 

[ryshy]

F&L and The cool=ready to die & life of death


RIP classic lupe...........

 

[intilectual recipricol]

"i'm the reason its become this way, and their love for it is the reason I have become this praised"

I swear every single line is a quoteable

 

[Umi]

What's Michael Young History up to these days I wonder?

The whole album feels like it could be the OST to The Wire.



's all in the game yo