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This jerk just raised the prices from 199 to 226
foh man
My girl was looking at tix and said the same. Pre-sale range was $50-226
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This jerk just raised the prices from 199 to 226
foh man
4:44 footnotes out now. Pretty damn good
Bam is up next
i like hov, top 10 all time solid.... only thing that kinda kills me is da revisionist history love people laud over reasonable doubt, it wasn't getting that "love" off da bat in 1996, (it should've, but it didn't).
4:44 is getting a interesting reception in NYC...da kiddies are type indifferent about it, but my demographic love it (as they should, its great)
there's absolutely no club record to speak of, which is a 1st for jig...
and i think imma go see him at Nassau Coliseum, probably less of a headache.
I didn't even fully understand reasonable doubt until like 2001, vol 2 was my favorite until that point, after the blueprint I went back and listened, I was blown away, so many slick lines, references and double entendres
thinking bout getting tickets to the tour
Pretty much the same for me. I remember hearing "Sunshine" and thinking dude was real poppy lol. I was in 7th or 8th grade when Vol 2 came out and after hearing those singles I sought out to hear RD and was pretty blown away.
I remember when "Aint no *****" came out, it was just a song to me. Didnt think of getting his album...but then again i was in the 6th grade
It wasnt until Vol 2 that got me hip to Jay. "Can I Get A" and "Hard Knock Life" was everywhere! Watching MTV Jams in the morning before school and thinking the video for "***** what, ***** who" was the coolest **** ive ever seenSo I started to listen to his old stuff..watched Streets is Watching...all that. From then on I became a fan.
Hov has improved his stage presence alot
I remember when "Aint no *****" came out, it was just a song to me. Didnt think of getting his album...but then again i was in the 6th grade
It wasnt until Vol 2 that got me hip to Jay. "Can I Get A" and "Hard Knock Life" was everywhere! Watching MTV Jams in the morning before school and thinking the video for "***** what, ***** who" was the coolest **** ive ever seen So I started to listen to his old stuff..watched Streets is Watching...all that. From then on I became a fan.