What is this nikka hov even talking bout on Holy Grail?
- Thread starter Mr.Black
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The 'dualities' of fame...except it's paper thin and hollow, and gives you hardly anything personal enough to take to the listeners heart, which is why it's a bad song, from a bad album...from an artist who has very little to say...it's a cool concept, aside from bering cliche and overdone at this point, but it's presented in such a lazy and uninspired way, with hardly anything compelling besides JT's intro hook...
He's trying to say that being at the top is hard.
Which shows that he's now making music for cacs, cos you try telling a broke hood nicca that life is tough being paid.
As much as he'll claim that he's represented the struggle, all the music for the hood (album cuts) was that big pimpin, poppin bottles, fly whips shyt. And the mainstream Hard Knock Life singles he was frontin on some pseudo deep shyt.
Which shows that he's now making music for cacs, cos you try telling a broke hood nicca that life is tough being paid.
As much as he'll claim that he's represented the struggle, all the music for the hood (album cuts) was that big pimpin, poppin bottles, fly whips shyt. And the mainstream Hard Knock Life singles he was frontin on some pseudo deep shyt.
LandryFieldsDad
All Star
bla bla bla basquiat bla bla bla audemar bla bla bla bla bla bla bla baqquiat
And Id add Tyson, Bobby Brown, Michael Jackson, Basquiat, Kurt Cobain...all of the examples he loves to use for the downside of fame...are all superstars that died or peaked in their 20s. So it makes little sense for a 50 year old who got famous at age 30 to shout them out as if they are cut from the same cloth
ThaRealness
Superstar
Its subliminal advertising for samsung
KnickstapeCity
The Big Dikk King
The dualities of what....? 
But did baby Blue really tell him to remind us nikkas?
But did baby Blue really tell him to remind us nikkas?