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Why do nikkas say Jadakiss doesn't have a classic album when Kiss Of Death exist ?
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pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
Vancouver Grizzly Fan
AKA Vancouver Baller
Lol at jadakiss having classics. Only in New York do you hear this garbage.
I'm not even boutta get into the unnecessary technicalities with ya purist niccas because I feel like I don't even have to explain myself . If you was outside at this time you understand how much momentum this album had in the streets that summer , along with The Champ Is Here tape , nikka kiss was on God mode that year ..
C/s personal classic to me people on this site underrate his discography
Maaan...it was looking like he really had one for those 5 songs
That's the only stretch of the album I actually remember to be honest
Jada's Got A Gun
Show Discipline, (one of Nas best guest spots, over classic beat)
Knock Ya Self Out, obviously dated and aged, but at the time, it was fire
We Gon Make It universally loved song
None Yall Better Not as good as "Recognize", but very solid Premo/Lox collab with quotable Styles and Jada bars
Bad RR early 2000's skit
I'ma A Gangster, incredibly uninspired, from the bars to the beat, to the lazy hook
Nasty Girl kind of had a soft spot for this, but it sounds badly dated today, besides the beat, despite that rappers still make these tracks, which kind of originated with Jay and Jada
Put Ya Hands up: A very solid single in its time
On My Way: Bad, bad Swizz Beatz track, with garbage hook and the oh so tired concept of naming different cities and the bytches Jada has in each one.
Crusin: Such a formulaic, lazy song, that I tried to like, because it was Jada, the essential hackneyed West Coast collab, with a barely engaged Snoop
fukkin Or What, just a classic garbage label type of track, that was popular at the time, and sadly still is...."ONE FOR THE LADIES"
Kiss Is Spitting reviewed in earlier post
And the album finishes well, besides the extremely generic "Keep Your Head Up", which again, was a label stable in Jada's time. Full album of slick talk and gangster shyt, and one for the kids to wrap it up.
It was bloated, and overdone, certainly a product and victim of it's time. Only thing is Jada has done this EVERY TIME. Kiss of Death had fewer lows though, but still managed to not quite be the classic he always should have made.
Show Discipline, (one of Nas best guest spots, over classic beat)
Knock Ya Self Out, obviously dated and aged, but at the time, it was fire
We Gon Make It universally loved song
None Yall Better Not as good as "Recognize", but very solid Premo/Lox collab with quotable Styles and Jada bars
Bad RR early 2000's skit
I'ma A Gangster, incredibly uninspired, from the bars to the beat, to the lazy hook
Nasty Girl kind of had a soft spot for this, but it sounds badly dated today, besides the beat, despite that rappers still make these tracks, which kind of originated with Jay and Jada
Put Ya Hands up: A very solid single in its time
On My Way: Bad, bad Swizz Beatz track, with garbage hook and the oh so tired concept of naming different cities and the bytches Jada has in each one.
Crusin: Such a formulaic, lazy song, that I tried to like, because it was Jada, the essential hackneyed West Coast collab, with a barely engaged Snoop
fukkin Or What, just a classic garbage label type of track, that was popular at the time, and sadly still is...."ONE FOR THE LADIES"
Kiss Is Spitting reviewed in earlier post
And the album finishes well, besides the extremely generic "Keep Your Head Up", which again, was a label stable in Jada's time. Full album of slick talk and gangster shyt, and one for the kids to wrap it up.
It was bloated, and overdone, certainly a product and victim of it's time. Only thing is Jada has done this EVERY TIME. Kiss of Death had fewer lows though, but still managed to not quite be the classic he always should have made.
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DiMarzio86
Pro
jadas got all the skills to become an all time great...
its just... he cant create a classic.. alot of the rappers have that sorry breh lets move on
its just... he cant create a classic.. alot of the rappers have that sorry breh lets move on
Yup, this album was hyped like crazy in the summer of 2004... Jada had production from the heavyweights, he had all the tools to deliver a classic and just didn't
letti cook
Superstar
Jada's the Carmelo Anthony of rap
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
I love this album and it's Jadakiss' best one, but I swear people in 2018 are calling every good album a classic as long as it's over 10 years old.
Amazing analogy
FukkaPaidEmail
Retired Hoodrat whisperer
Half the album was great,the other half is unlistenable
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
Real Hip Hop was one of Swizz Beatz’s better beatsWhat You So Mad At
Shine
Real Hip Hop
Gettin It In
Welcome to D-Block
I'm Goin Back
Jada is my guy, but, the album had too much fat
