Young Jeezy - In My Head (NEW SINGLE)

[ProfessionallyTrill]

 

[TEKBEATZ]

So nobody else coming out on CTE, huh?

Man I was feeling that White dude

 

[Cynic]

shyt...I forgot Ross counts as mid 2000s rapper too

 

[DanielAlfredsson]

no growth whatsoever from



oh and thats a good thing?

Neither have come close to the sound Outkast/Dungeon family had for the south.

Basically you telling me they are the architects of regression?

That's a different conversation and point all together breh, and I don't disagree.

I was merely saying that criticizing Jeezy for making a song that sounds like his biters is short sighted.

 

[L. Deezy]

That's a different conversation and point all together breh, and I don't disagree.

I was merely saying that criticizing Jeezy for making a song that sounds like his biters is short sighted.

I got you.. but what I was saying was.. this sound is just old and overused by all the south dudes. I expect Jeezy to just do something a little different. And he has just recently with that RIP song. thats all

 

[SoulController]

ehh i like when Childish Major does different styled beats, his trap stuff doesnt really stand out

 

[re'up]

Pretty uninspired...I love Jeezy, but I'm waiting for dude to really come out with that track, the kind of career defining track, addressing his years in the industry, his success and failures, instead of treading water with these lukewarm offerings, 'Get Right' was the best track he'd had in a minute, he needs that energy and aggression, and content that transcends the trap...

 

[DanielAlfredsson]

I got you.. but what I was saying was.. this sound is just old and overused by all the south dudes. I expect Jeezy to just do something a little different. And he has just recently with that RIP song. thats all

Fair enough.

But surely you recall that when he did the RIP joint, he got a lot of flack, both from West Coast heads who felt he was swagger jackin their sound, and from ATL heads, who were mad he wasn't staying true to his original sound.

 

[L. Deezy]

Fair enough.

But surely you recall that when he did the RIP joint, he got a lot of flack, both from West Coast heads who felt he was swagger jackin their sound, and from ATL heads, who were mad he wasn't staying true to his original sound.

Oh word? I wasnt aware of that. Interesting...

 

[Black]

For me I never wanted Jeezy to change his sound ever!

 

[BastardChild]

this shyt is actually straight after i listened a few times..

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Pretty uninspired...I love Jeezy, but I'm waiting for dude to really come out with that track, the kind of career defining track, addressing his years in the industry, his success and failures, instead of treading water with these lukewarm offerings, 'Get Right' was the best track he'd had in a minute, he needs that energy and aggression, and content that transcends the trap...

 

[NvrCMyNut]

It's amazing how hiphop has managed to stay afloat bein so stale & stupid for years

 

[Banned Account12]

this shyt is garbage, trash, wack, doo-doo, dookie

 

[BUSINESS AS USUAL]

feels like Ive heard this song 50,000 times by random South artists already

Exactly sounds like all his other shyt n rozays too..South is garbage