MCHG >> GKMC

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a couple years from now, nikkas who called GKMC a classic are going to look back and start thinking to themselves :snoop: :what: "what the fukk was I thinking??"
 
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MCHG was still ass pastries doe

i don't disagree with that. i'm not a fan of MCHG. but GKMC is overrated as fukk. calling that shyt a classic is disrespectful to albums that are actual classics. that album doesn't compare to anything like illmatic, cuban linx, infamous, moment of truth, 36 chambers, etc. those are albums that, ten years from now, people are still going to be banging.

no one is going to give a fukk about GKMC even 5 years from now.
 

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i don't disagree with that. i'm not a fan of MCHG. but GKMC is overrated as fukk. calling that shyt a classic is disrespectful to albums that are actual classics. that album doesn't compare to anything like illmatic, cuban linx, infamous, moment of truth, 36 chambers, etc. those are albums that, ten years from now, people are still going to be banging.

no one is going to give a fukk about GKMC even 5 years from now.
what makes you so sure of that. Just because you dont listen to it, doesnt mean others wont. I dont listen to GKMC, but it really does deserve all the praise it gets.
 

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:dead: @ ass pastries

true MCHG was a terrible album but its still a classic.
WAYYYY to early to call it a classic. and its reviews werent that good. Worse than Kingdom Come and BP2, and those damn sure werent classics
 

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:whoa: Now that I feel Ive been able to sit with both albums for a good amount of time Ive come to the conclusion Magna Carta is a better album than GKMC

Lets get into it :takedat:

The intro for MCHG(HolyGrail) is imo the worst intro track for a Jay album..that being said..it is still more entertaining than that boring ass Sherane track that I skip after the initial first listen

Next..bytch Dont Kill my Vibe is one of the greatest rap songs in the last few years and Picasso baby is just an okay song..

Backseat Freestyle vs Tom ford :patrice:
Backseat freestyle was cool for a few listens but waned rather quickly while Tom ford tho at first I was :scusthov: by it..it has grown to be a banger :ohlawd: That sht knocks :dj2: So I gotta give it to Tom ford

Now Art of Peer Pressure vs Fckwitmeuknowigotit
Art of peer pressure is a very well written story in rhyme form that reinforces the strength of peer pressure..and if this wasnt rap MUSIC i would give it to Art of Peer Pressure but fckwitmeuknowigotit is just :wow:
From the powerful delivery of Ross' bars on his verse and the hook to Jay with his ill slick well delivered wordplay over that bangin ass beat :whew:
Fckwitmeuknowigotit takes that :wow:

Now Money Trees vs Oceans
This is a very tough call cuz both are very good songs for different reasons..
Money trees with a very light yet catchy hook and sound to it and kdot with the "ya bish" cadence he introduced to the song made a very dope track..and Jay Rock added a nice touch to the song.
While Jay accompanied by Frank Ocean who does a great job on the hook delivers a powerful metaphorical piece about the black man's past and how it relates and signifies Jay-Z's accomplishments makes a powerful record...tough choice but I'll have to give it to Money Trees because tho the substance of Oceans had more "uuumph", Money trees musically was just the better song musically all things considered

Now Poetic Justice vs F.U.T.W
AGain, another tough call...2 good tracks from these 2
One being about exactly what it sounds like..Poetic Justice and how looking for love in the wrong place can fukk you up..The other being a call to all black men to recognize their greatness and "fukk up the world"
Poetic Justice which features Drake is a well delivered piece with a beautiful sample of Janet Jackson's "Anytime Anyplace" where kdot in a very metaphorical sense portrays the main idea while Drake who also takes a role of a character within the song helps kdot create a great and well delivered story and song
F.U.T.W was Jay letting it go.. the horns that play during the hook are very helpful in getting the urgency feel of his song across...and Jay spiting very slick yet important rhymes such as my fav few bars from the song
"America tried to emasculate the greats
Murder Malcolm give Cassius the shakes
Wait..tell em rumble young man rumble
They try to dim your lights tell u be humble
You know Im gon shine like a trillion watts
You know a nikka trill as michael jackson's socks"
And these elements of both songs make this a tough choice..but in the end Im goin to have to give it to Poetic Justice

Good kid vs Somewhere in America
Now fck all that explanation bullsht...Good kid is a wack ass song I skip every time
Somewhere in America tho:banderas:
"Shout out to Old Jew and old Rules
New Blacks with New Stacks":banderas:

SOmewhere in America takes it


Now Ima save the rest for later:shaq2:

Next up we got

m.a.a.d city vs Crown
Swimming Pools vs Heaven
SIng about me vs. On the Run
BBC vs. Real
Jay Z Blue vs. Compton
La familia and Nickels and Dimes vs. Bonus tracks

Stay tuned:steviej:




are u a jay stan starved of attention in the real world so you make a bullshyt thread like this?


i don't know what's worse, either you believe MCHG > GKMC or you're trolling for attention

both ways you a fakkit
 

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are u a jay stan starved of attention in the real world so you make a bullshyt thread like this?


i don't know what's worse, either you believe MCHG > GKMC or you're trolling for attention

both ways you a fakkit
:dead:
 

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:whoa: Now that I feel Ive been able to sit with both albums for a good amount of time Ive come to the conclusion Magna Carta is a better album than GKMC

Lets get into it :takedat:

The intro for MCHG(HolyGrail) is imo the worst intro track for a Jay album..that being said..it is still more entertaining than that boring ass Sherane track that I skip after the initial first listen

Next..bytch Dont Kill my Vibe is one of the greatest rap songs in the last few years and Picasso baby is just an okay song..

Backseat Freestyle vs Tom ford :patrice:
Backseat freestyle was cool for a few listens but waned rather quickly while Tom ford tho at first I was :scusthov: by it..it has grown to be a banger :ohlawd: That sht knocks :dj2: So I gotta give it to Tom ford

Now Art of Peer Pressure vs Fckwitmeuknowigotit
Art of peer pressure is a very well written story in rhyme form that reinforces the strength of peer pressure..and if this wasnt rap MUSIC i would give it to Art of Peer Pressure but fckwitmeuknowigotit is just :wow:
From the powerful delivery of Ross' bars on his verse and the hook to Jay with his ill slick well delivered wordplay over that bangin ass beat :whew:
Fckwitmeuknowigotit takes that :wow:

Now Money Trees vs Oceans
This is a very tough call cuz both are very good songs for different reasons..
Money trees with a very light yet catchy hook and sound to it and kdot with the "ya bish" cadence he introduced to the song made a very dope track..and Jay Rock added a nice touch to the song.
While Jay accompanied by Frank Ocean who does a great job on the hook delivers a powerful metaphorical piece about the black man's past and how it relates and signifies Jay-Z's accomplishments makes a powerful record...tough choice but I'll have to give it to Money Trees because tho the substance of Oceans had more "uuumph", Money trees musically was just the better song musically all things considered

Now Poetic Justice vs F.U.T.W
AGain, another tough call...2 good tracks from these 2
One being about exactly what it sounds like..Poetic Justice and how looking for love in the wrong place can fukk you up..The other being a call to all black men to recognize their greatness and "fukk up the world"
Poetic Justice which features Drake is a well delivered piece with a beautiful sample of Janet Jackson's "Anytime Anyplace" where kdot in a very metaphorical sense portrays the main idea while Drake who also takes a role of a character within the song helps kdot create a great and well delivered story and song
F.U.T.W was Jay letting it go.. the horns that play during the hook are very helpful in getting the urgency feel of his song across...and Jay spiting very slick yet important rhymes such as my fav few bars from the song
"America tried to emasculate the greats
Murder Malcolm give Cassius the shakes
Wait..tell em rumble young man rumble
They try to dim your lights tell u be humble
You know Im gon shine like a trillion watts
You know a nikka trill as michael jackson's socks"
And these elements of both songs make this a tough choice..but in the end Im goin to have to give it to Poetic Justice

Good kid vs Somewhere in America
Now fck all that explanation bullsht...Good kid is a wack ass song I skip every time
Somewhere in America tho:banderas:
"Shout out to Old Jew and old Rules
New Blacks with New Stacks":banderas:

SOmewhere in America takes it


Now Ima save the rest for later:shaq2:

Next up we got

m.a.a.d city vs Crown
Swimming Pools vs Heaven
SIng about me vs. On the Run
BBC vs. Real
Jay Z Blue vs. Compton
La familia and Nickels and Dimes vs. Bonus tracks

Stay tuned:steviej:
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:whew: why you do him like that black. That aint right

I love my white brethren but when I see that i have no more arguments to support Hov da gawd and my opponent happens to be white...I figure callin him a cac the whole time will give me victory :manny: :mjpls: :whew:
 
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