lmfao. i'm glad i've never heard this song before. that was straight garbage. it sounds like everyone in the studio was walking with a cane and catching matinees and shyt.
yall think luda was pissed when he heard Jay's verse for "I Do It For Hip-Hop"?
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:exuberant: MY GUY!!! MY BROTHER!!!
though.
The Dust King
A Childrens Story
lol this was the last dope jay-z verse imo
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Veteran
nas subtle jab at the end of his verse tho
'but im the best to ever DO IT'
then jay comes on soundin
'but im the best to ever DO IT'
then jay comes on soundin
nas subtle jab at the end of his verse tho
'but im the best to ever DO IT'
then jay comes on soundin
forgot that line.Its a shame Jay was the anchor of the track.
once again, yall hate on mr. carter for keepin it 150.
you complain when he spits diamond and bentley raps. but when he keeps it real. you cry and say it isnt lyrical enough.
here's the thing. the title of the song is "I DO IT FOR HIPHOP"
as a MCEE you cant take that to a few places. you can get all lyrical, double entendre -ish, or you can tell a story about what hiphop has done for you or why you do it for hiphop and not the fancy things you have.
Luda addressed the later. Nas was somewhat off topic early in his verse then he brought it back around towards the end and tied it all together.
jayZ, actually stayed on topic and was honest. and yall still mad. wow. i mean he started off with the MCshan style, to keep it extra hiphop for you. but that wasnt enough. he told a story about how it started and the reason why it started which was the same thing that saved him. but yall probably dont understand that history. it started to keep the youth from doing bad, doing dirt, fighting and harming one another. this same thing gave jigga a chance to stop doing dirt and stop ducking cops and robbers. and yall mad at the dude's verse.
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the man is as humble as a rapper can be on a song and this is what yall do. go into full hater mode.
you complain when he spits diamond and bentley raps. but when he keeps it real. you cry and say it isnt lyrical enough.
here's the thing. the title of the song is "I DO IT FOR HIPHOP"
as a MCEE you cant take that to a few places. you can get all lyrical, double entendre -ish, or you can tell a story about what hiphop has done for you or why you do it for hiphop and not the fancy things you have.
Luda addressed the later. Nas was somewhat off topic early in his verse then he brought it back around towards the end and tied it all together.
jayZ, actually stayed on topic and was honest. and yall still mad. wow. i mean he started off with the MCshan style, to keep it extra hiphop for you. but that wasnt enough. he told a story about how it started and the reason why it started which was the same thing that saved him. but yall probably dont understand that history. it started to keep the youth from doing bad, doing dirt, fighting and harming one another. this same thing gave jigga a chance to stop doing dirt and stop ducking cops and robbers. and yall mad at the dude's verse.
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the man is as humble as a rapper can be on a song and this is what yall do. go into full hater mode.
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DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
once again, yall hate on mr. carter for keepin it 150.
you complain when he spits diamond and bentley raps. but when he keeps it real. you cry and say it isnt lyrical enough.
here's the thing. the title of the song is "I DO IT FOR HIPHOP"
as a MCEE you cant take that to a few places. you can get all lyrical, double entendre -ish, or you can tell a story about what hiphop has done for you or why you do it for hiphop and not the fancy things you have.
Luda addressed the later. Nas was somewhat off topic early in his verse then he brought it back around towards the end and tied it all together.
jayZ, actually stayed on topic and was honest. and yall still mad. wow. i mean he started off with the MCshan style, to keep it extra hiphop for you. but that wasnt enough. he told a story about how it started and the reason why it started which was the same thing that saved him. but yall probably dont understand that history. it started to keep the youth from doing bad, doing dirt, fighting and harming one another. this same thing gave jigga a chance to stop doing dirt and stop ducking cops and robbers. and yall mad at the dude's verse.
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the man is as humble as a rapper can be on a song and this is what yall do. go into full hater mode.
I agree with you.........when the title of the song is called "Do It For Hip Hop" it so many directions you as a lyricists can go with that.....you almost need part 2 and part 3 to really get some depth......... one of my favorite songs off the album..
The wackest thing about this song is that there was no video for it for 3 top tier artists like this...
The Jewnited States
Superstar
i actually forgot this song/album existed
Nas killed 'em both with a throw away verse.
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I don't see what's wrong with his verse at all 
remember when Luda was tryna be taken serious as an artist? 
i personally think think this is ludas second best album next to word of mouf.
and mvp was fukkin fire.
and mvp was fukkin fire.
You're acting like you're new around here.once again, yall hate on mr. carter for keepin it 150.
you complain when he spits diamond and bentley raps. but when he keeps it real. you cry and say it isnt lyrical enough.
here's the thing. the title of the song is "I DO IT FOR HIPHOP"
as a MCEE you cant take that to a few places. you can get all lyrical, double entendre -ish, or you can tell a story about what hiphop has done for you or why you do it for hiphop and not the fancy things you have.
Luda addressed the later. Nas was somewhat off topic early in his verse then he brought it back around towards the end and tied it all together.
jayZ, actually stayed on topic and was honest. and yall still mad. wow. i mean he started off with the MCshan style, to keep it extra hiphop for you. but that wasnt enough. he told a story about how it started and the reason why it started which was the same thing that saved him. but yall probably dont understand that history. it started to keep the youth from doing bad, doing dirt, fighting and harming one another. this same thing gave jigga a chance to stop doing dirt and stop ducking cops and robbers. and yall mad at the dude's verse.
READ
the man is as humble as a rapper can be on a song and this is what yall do. go into full hater mode.