Remember When Jay-Z Bamboozled N!ggas With The Kingdom Come Intro?
- Thread starter R.O. Double
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Bishop_BP_Jakes
Prophesying on your CD's and tapes
Wrong
1) u forgot to add that u were served at this restaurant previously and enjoyed meals there. I just searched all ya threads and you have none praising jays previous work but you have this 1 thread complaining. so basically you the guy who enjoyed Multiple meals at a restaurant but complains and cries after having 1 bad experience. You r the type of person who only focuses on the negative of something great and ignores the positive.
2) I get called all types of names online, you look like ya feelings got hurt from me playing devils advocate about ya OP because u changing the topic to focus on me. But u just exposed yourself. U say Multiple forums,i say put ya money up since u so focused on me. I only use this same username on Boxden. You find 1 person on Boxden who will cosign you pre dating today and i'll personally tell a mod to give u all my coli cash and put in my sig that you are a king. If you cant, u give up the cash and change ya sig.
Come get this easy money liar.
The album wasn't that bad, Jay was shaking the rust off. He wasn't talking that hustle talk so most didn't like it.
Album's saving graceLost Ones is still
Kingdom Come should have just been the Lost Ones single. Would have been a better album
Jay's worst albums have been everything since TBA. Why wont he just hang it up
TOP SZNing
A1 From Day1
I think KC is wrongfully shytted on. It's no classic by any stretch, but I think it's a solid 3/5 album that I enjoy listening to from time to time 
Just Jimmy
Ea$t Side $lime Boss
I've realized this before but never in those terms. He def will have the ill intro for that ass but then just scattered gems throughout the tape, I first noticed that on BP2. He still has enough gems on each tape, and ill lines in each song where he still manages for nikkas not to be completely through with him because of the weak jawns.
AG might be his best album since blueprint
What's that have to do with music?
Hova was selling records making HEAT 96-2001 and
on us the past 10yrsLost ones is sick though
This nikka is FURIOUS
Breh....
dont let your legendary hate cloud your judgmentThat's the specific song that I had good reaction from as opposed to everybody else
Matter of fact sometimes I think i'm the only person that loves that song. And I know you hate that nikka but see if you can see the method in my madness here.
To me that shyt was fly as fukk and bouncy, he was flowing his ass off and giving some insight even if it's surface level...another thing is the versatility of the record. It sounded more like runway music than a rap song..which is ironic because that moment/album kinda signfied the point where the whole "i'm not a rapper" shyt stopped being just talk...
Another interesting thing to me is...the fact that HHID and this album didn't drop that far apart from each other, you go and listen to a song like "blunt ashes" from that album and then listen to this and you get a good glimpse of how Jay and Nas would take the same song topic/outline in completely two different directions...the ills of fame...one nikka sits in solitude with an erie backdrop almost telling ghost stories and the other is spitting from you from in front of the camera.
And I love both those songs but the contrast is amazing. Easily the best song Jay and Bey have not named on the run. I just don't think the people who grew up on Jay were ready for something that "hollywood" from him.
Hollywood is dope as fukk. One of the only negative thing that came out with this album is that abomination that is anything. It must be the worst jay z track ever and the woat neptunes beat. Cotdamn
That's the specific song that I had good reaction from as opposed to everybody else
Matter of fact sometimes I think i'm the only person that loves that song. And I know you hate that nikka but see if you can see the method in my madness here.
To me that shyt was fly as fukk and bouncy, he was flowing his ass off and giving some insight even if it's surface level...another thing is the versatility of the record. It sounded more like runway music than a rap song..which is ironic because that moment/album kinda signfied the point where the whole "i'm not a rapper" shyt stopped being just talk...
Another interesting thing to me is...the fact that HHID and this album didn't drop that far apart from each other, you go and listen to a song like "blunt ashes" from that album and then listen to this and you get a good glimpse of how Jay and Nas would take the same song topic/outline in completely two different directions...the ills of fame...one nikka sits in solitude with an erie backdrop almost telling ghost stories and the other is spitting from you from in front of the camera.
And I love both those songs but the contrast is amazing. Easily the best song Jay and Bey have not named on the run. I just don't think the people who grew up on Jay were ready for something that "hollywood" from him.
Never thought of it that way. Great breakdown.
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
Ride with me is a fukkin classic
Hov is in a place in his life most can't identify with. It's a muthafukka
Hov is in a place in his life most can't identify with. It's a muthafukka