Remember when you couldn't watch a SINGLE video without Sprint promoting Magna Carter holy grail in an AD
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These commercials fooled the hell out of me. I was like this album gone be fire. I was hype as hell
Coming up, coming down
Riding clean, fix your hair in my Crown
Bad bytch, H-town
Keep it trill, y'all know y'all can't fukk around
Who told Camel he could make a bad bytch anthem
Kornball The Conqueror
Superstar
da fukk did he say 
Its two jay commercials for albums I remember vividly. these and the ones he did for bp2 where he was rapping acapella. Me and boys were like oh shyt!
Heard the albums and were like "oh....shyt."
Heard the albums and were like "oh....shyt."
Coming up, coming down
Riding clean, fix your hair in my Crown
Bad bytch, H-town
Keep it trill, y'all know y'all can't fukk around
Who told Camel he could make a bad bytch anthem
Lol. The wild thing is in real time (for a minute) I liked the album for the most part. Then later i was like this shyt horrible.
I think i liked Jay so much i was willing myself to enjoy that shyt lol
Pharrell glazing
Jay was
getting that pat on the head by the high fashion cac elite
"see/sea sick"
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
This is your king?!?
Jay was
"Sound like an NBA game"
Jay was
Man jay (and some other rappers) owe me a check for my defense over the years. Some of my homeboys was clowing this shyt so hard and i was defending it like its high art you clowns, hes bringing the block to the art world.
Clap for a nikka with his rapping ass
Blow a stack whatever whatever whatever
It started off fire then "coming up coming down"
NAUGHTY
All Star
Still today, I hate the “Euro Jay” era. He (and Ye) played a huge role in the gentrification of the culture. Hipsters and fake artsy types loved that trash ass album.
But at the same time, this was one of the last times we’ve seen an artist actually market and promote an album. Astroworld is the most “recent” example I can think of that comes close.
Hype be damned. It served its purpose as far as anticipation and engagement
But at the same time, this was one of the last times we’ve seen an artist actually market and promote an album. Astroworld is the most “recent” example I can think of that comes close.
Hype be damned. It served its purpose as far as anticipation and engagement