Since we're on the subject of people believing dumb shyt, I found this blog. Whoever wrote this has to be at least mildly retarded.
Messages Hidden In Rap Album Cover Arts: Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, Kanye West
Sometimes, rappers don’t only communicate through lyrics but use album artworks to express themselves. Here is a couple of recent examples.
The album cover of Snoop Dogg’s last solo rap album, Doggumentary, showed an empty throne. In addition to songs like It's d Only Thang or Cold Game featured on the album, the cover art was another way for Snoop Dogg to announce the departure from rap and somehow letting Eminem win a battle... though the beef is not be over yet, see the
Eminem diss Knocc Em Down by Snoop Dogg.
Jay-Z and Kanye West replied to Snoop Dogg’s Doggumentary album cover
with the name of their collaboration album, "Watch The Throne".
Jay-Z and Kanye West use to diss both Eminem and Snoop Dogg in their songs quite a lot. Jay-Z for example calls Snoop Dogg "Ace" here and there, which he often pronounces as "S". Do you spot the Aces on Snoop Dogg’s Malice N Wonderland beef album cover art (the album featured the major
diss song against Eminem called 2 Minute Warning)?
Let's move on. Kanye West shows how he prioritizes his two latest collaboration - Watch The Throne and Cruel Summer. And it makes sense that he chose gold for the former collaboration with Jay-Z and silver for the latter with artists from G.O.O.D Music.
Speaking about Kanye West, his last solo album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, shows a black man fukking a white phoenix (Eminem or Kim, whatever you prefer). Have a look at the dog-like tail of the phoenix. Doesn’t it remind you of the dog Snoopy from Peanuts?
Now check out the cover art of Jay-Z’s last solo album, The Blueprint 3. What do the three red stripes resemble more, number three or the Eminem’s “E”?
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