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Fat Joe Is NOT A Legend
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starvin harlem
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What does choosing not to have security, or unable to gather more then 3 friends at a time have to do with being legendary??
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Fat Joe fans are stupid for 2 reasons
- enjoying his music
- trying to convince others that he doesn't suck on 90% of his songs he's EVER made.
Fat Joe fans are stupid for 2 reasons
- enjoying his music
- trying to convince others that he doesn't suck on 90% of his songs he's EVER made.
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^lol....but yall are the same ninjas dont didnt even listen and say he suck suck suck suck. jay z"do yall listen to music or just skim thru it???"seriously yoo No hook, Beach chair, Say hello, Fallin YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS pero(but) Brooklyn BASURAAAAAAA(garbage) success ight, I know nooooooooo, blue magicthrow away track like it best bonus song, ignorant %+# is from like 3 years ago, sweet no sir its okay, roc boys is aight, and this is suppose to be top 3 guy.Joey crack 300 brolic is CRAZYYYYY better then any track on that album beat wise and beatin the beat up wise %+# is crazy stop frontin listen to the albumversion almost broke my windows in the whip, My conscience, that white both 5/5 crazy tracks Drop is a way better banger then blue magic, sweet, even roc boyzCrackhouse is on same level as fallin, no hook, say hello I wont tell better single then blue magic and roc boys Preacher on a sunday morning on beach chairlevel The fugitive CRAZZZZZZZZZZZY intro... listen to the cd we comparin 12 tracks to 15 and jay z the GOAT right?? and joe now top 20 in nyc to yall right??So when i say thats better then AE i just prooved it SHout out to dc joey said it to "OF COURSE I FLOSS LIKE DEM D.C. BOYZ"
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Originally Posted by KING G703
CAPTAIN-SAVE-A-JOE
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how are dudes talking about "street credibility"
dudes sound like girls tryna rate-a-mate.
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Originally Posted by ThunderChunk69
how are dudes talking about "street credibility"
dudes sound like girls tryna rate-a-mate.
uh oh. dont go there again...
championhood
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at da end of da day, ya can't speak on what ya don't hear...i'd bet guap fat joe's earlier album's are just footnotes for ya and ya neverheard em...and ya just assume duke is wack.....
oh and me, myself, and I >> kingdome come
at da end of da day, ya can't speak on what ya don't hear...i'd bet guap fat joe's earlier album's are just footnotes for ya and ya neverheard em...and ya just assume duke is wack.....
oh and me, myself, and I >> kingdome come..
[h1]Sheek Louch: Point Blank[/h1]
March 19th, 2008 | Author: Francesca Djerejian
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A member of one of rap's most respected and enduring groups, The L.O.X., Sheek Louch could fallback, survey the imitators, and enjoy his legacy. But experience in the rap game and the pursuit of a solo career has only made him hungrier.
After a personal introduction as a solo artist, Walk Witt Me, Sheek incorporated much more of the industryon his sophomore release, After Taxes. On his newest album Silverback Gorilla, dropping March 18th, Sheek has features fromBun B, Fat Joe, The Game, DJ Unk, Jim Jones, Hell Rell,protégé Bully, and his L.O.X. family.
Excited about the production, conceptual range and growth on the album, Sheek combines the enthusiasm of a new jackwith the outlook of a seasoned veteran. While discussing major labels, disgruntled artists, the music grind, and the impact of The L.O.X.,Sheek still gives it to you point blank.
HipHopDX: Walk Witt Me seemed like a more personal album, you didn't have any features besides D-Block, and thenon After Taxes you brought in a lot more of the industry as far as concepts and features. Where is Silverback Gorilla going to be compared tothose first two albums?
Sheek Louch: You're right about that, Walk Witt Me was the breaking out of, "Let me show people I can do that too, besides thegroup." Then I felt like everything you just said , with After Taxes. This one, I'm more grown- I'm older now, been through more,touched on more topics, experimented with different songs. Like for example, my lead single, "Good Love," that's not usually my style of a songthat I would do. But Red Spyda brought the track to me and he was like "Yo Sheek, if you bang this out, you out ofhere." It had the feel to me of that Erick Sermon record "(Just Like) Music," when he had Marvin Gayecoming in. I said "This is hot, everybody loves that Betty Wright," so it's just different.
DX: You have a lot of non-New York features on the album, how did you choose them?
S: These are people like I respect. Fat Joe, I like his growth, I like that he's still inthe game grinding. Just when you count Joe out, he'll come with a "Lean Back" or Top 10 record. Bun B isdefinitely a legend in this game, just like myself I feel. And [DJ] Unk, I liked his grind, and it wasn't just becausehe's on Koch as well. He came to me with these tracks. Like a lot of people that I dealt with are people that I speak to anyway. Like[Fat Joe] could call me like, "Yo, Louch I got this video, come and fly down man, I got you," it'slike that with us. Even though Ghostface ain't on this album, that's another brother that I speak to on the regular, it's not evenabout music.
like it or not, plenty of rappers respect fat joe, its sad alot of newbie fans who aren't familiar wit his albums shortchange him.
oh and me, myself, and I >> kingdome come
at da end of da day, ya can't speak on what ya don't hear...i'd bet guap fat joe's earlier album's are just footnotes for ya and ya neverheard em...and ya just assume duke is wack.....
oh and me, myself, and I >> kingdome come..
[h1]Sheek Louch: Point Blank[/h1]
March 19th, 2008 | Author: Francesca Djerejian
[table][tr][td]« Prev | 1 | 2 | 3 | Next »[/td] [td]View All Pages[/td] [/tr][/table]
A member of one of rap's most respected and enduring groups, The L.O.X., Sheek Louch could fallback, survey the imitators, and enjoy his legacy. But experience in the rap game and the pursuit of a solo career has only made him hungrier.
After a personal introduction as a solo artist, Walk Witt Me, Sheek incorporated much more of the industryon his sophomore release, After Taxes. On his newest album Silverback Gorilla, dropping March 18th, Sheek has features fromBun B, Fat Joe, The Game, DJ Unk, Jim Jones, Hell Rell,protégé Bully, and his L.O.X. family.
Excited about the production, conceptual range and growth on the album, Sheek combines the enthusiasm of a new jackwith the outlook of a seasoned veteran. While discussing major labels, disgruntled artists, the music grind, and the impact of The L.O.X.,Sheek still gives it to you point blank.
HipHopDX: Walk Witt Me seemed like a more personal album, you didn't have any features besides D-Block, and thenon After Taxes you brought in a lot more of the industry as far as concepts and features. Where is Silverback Gorilla going to be compared tothose first two albums?
Sheek Louch: You're right about that, Walk Witt Me was the breaking out of, "Let me show people I can do that too, besides thegroup." Then I felt like everything you just said , with After Taxes. This one, I'm more grown- I'm older now, been through more,touched on more topics, experimented with different songs. Like for example, my lead single, "Good Love," that's not usually my style of a songthat I would do. But Red Spyda brought the track to me and he was like "Yo Sheek, if you bang this out, you out ofhere." It had the feel to me of that Erick Sermon record "(Just Like) Music," when he had Marvin Gayecoming in. I said "This is hot, everybody loves that Betty Wright," so it's just different.
DX: You have a lot of non-New York features on the album, how did you choose them?
S: These are people like I respect. Fat Joe, I like his growth, I like that he's still inthe game grinding. Just when you count Joe out, he'll come with a "Lean Back" or Top 10 record. Bun B isdefinitely a legend in this game, just like myself I feel. And [DJ] Unk, I liked his grind, and it wasn't just becausehe's on Koch as well. He came to me with these tracks. Like a lot of people that I dealt with are people that I speak to anyway. Like[Fat Joe] could call me like, "Yo, Louch I got this video, come and fly down man, I got you," it'slike that with us. Even though Ghostface ain't on this album, that's another brother that I speak to on the regular, it's not evenabout music.
like it or not, plenty of rappers respect fat joe, its sad alot of newbie fans who aren't familiar wit his albums shortchange him.
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I swear NinjaHood has this Fat Joe Database where he stores random Fat Joe information son be coming with news clips, articles, interviews, Fat Joe memorabilia, pictures... my dude needs to open up a Fat Joe encyclopedia with all the random info he has on him.
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american gangster isn't THAT MUCH BETTER then Me, Myself, and I
@%%% outta here....
championhood
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its called backin up talk with facts.
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