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Nobody is even making urban movies for there to be tied in soundtracks.
It was dope that the FF people tried to bring that back tho.
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i played the BB2 soundtrack heavy. "Why" is the only Da Band song i liked.Bad Boys 2 soundtrack with "Shake ya tailfeather" and "La La La"back to back
State Property Sountrack w/ "Roc da mic"
I miss movie soundtracks
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This doesnt make sense. The two biggest rappers of all time died in their early 20's.At the height of their careers !
Both were dropping #1 albums , millions in sales and #1 singles , coast to coast. While jayz was dropping duds.
How is this debatable?
Pac dropping Cali love and 2 of amerikas most wanted with Snoop vs cant knock the hustle and aint no ***** , what was hotter!??
Lets still not forget Nas is dropping Street Dreams and the remix with r kelly, If i ruled the world, Nas is like, Hate me now!!!. Again all while jayz is droppin sunshine and the city is mine. Nas was still way bigger than Jay at that point.
Id even say Puff Daddy was bigger thsn Jay he was still rolling out life after death hits and his own on his first album. These songs were pumping nationwide
Pac was not slowing down he was a budding movie star and an icon. Big was backed by Puff who was making nothing but hits!
Lets not rewrite history . No knock on Jay-Z career i think hes one of our all time greats but lets never forget about pac and big
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Can you read champ?? I'm not forgetting about Pac or Big. It's truly unfortunate that neither are here with us but rap and life still continue even in their absence. Like I said before earlier and very clearly by the way......it's NOT about how FAST you come out of the gates but how and where you finish the race.
For example, Nas came out of the gates red hot fast smoking in comparison to Jay. Shortly after the first two laps or so of the marathon however Young Nasir Jones starting running low on energy (gassed out) while looking in the rear over his right shoulder only to see Jay Z begin to catch up to him and take the lead.
At this point in time not only did Jay catch up to Nas and pass him but Jay lapped Nas........several times in fact. Some say that one of the factors that continues to weigh Nas down is the repo man and the IRS hot on his trail thus taking Nas off stride. Be that as it may we definitely know that Nas is off track right now and still struggling to cross the finish line. There's still a very small group of fans waiting in the stands for Nas to finish up cheering him on but that number is quickly dwindling by the day.
"I don't know who you racing.......I'm already at the finish line with the flag waving.....come on"
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antidope
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I read today that Wiz Khalifa has the most YouTube views ever off that garbage fast and furious song. Couldn't believe it.
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white folks love that song
not a surprise
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i don't care what anyone says
memphis bleek has a nt account
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The wave following The Hard Knock Life tour was something else...then he followed it up with arguably his greatest commercial hit (Big Pimpin'.) Jay-Z had the midas touch for a while.
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yeah he making a lot of reaches over some unpaid taxes
i guess floyd fell off too
shady accountants and missed deadlines, **** happens
but i doubt nas is hurting for a check
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Nas will be alright and I'm waiting on his album
He still lost the battle though
He still lost the battle though
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Just some thoughts:
4:44 album overall 8/10
The beat on the title track makes my soul bleed
Shoulda call this Blueprint Infiniti. Jay on soul samples = $$$
Wasnt feeling BAM outside of Jr. Gong. The og beat is way better than how NO ID had if... even this beat better
4:44 album overall 8/10
The beat on the title track makes my soul bleed
Shoulda call this Blueprint Infiniti. Jay on soul samples = $$$
Wasnt feeling BAM outside of Jr. Gong. The og beat is way better than how NO ID had if... even this beat better
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It's amazing how much some people care about the finances of dude's they'll never know and can't just focus on music. I'm just happy Jay put out his first album worth owning in almost 10 years.
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Back in 96 I was listening to
The Score
Makavelli
ATLiens
All Eyes on Me
Ridin Dirty
Muddy Waters
Bow Down
And surprisingly enough
Hard Core (solo)
I heard. jay Z songs here and there but never listen to the album until years later.
SMH
The Score
Makavelli
ATLiens
All Eyes on Me
Ridin Dirty
Muddy Waters
Bow Down
And surprisingly enough
Hard Core (solo)
I heard. jay Z songs here and there but never listen to the album until years later.
SMH
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I never heard the entire Hard Core album til 2015 
it was 
though
it was though
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I think it was too .. LoL ... I listen to more stuff but these were my main joints ... Now that I think about it ... The only time or should I say the time that i started paying attention or have Jay priority was Vol 2I never heard the entire Hard Core album til 2015
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yeah he making a lot of reaches over some unpaid taxes
i guess floyd fell off too
shady accountants and missed deadlines, **** happens
You make a compelling case champ. Hopefully the IRS and the Judge takes that into account for his sake.
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96 I was listening to Tribe, Kast, Fugees, Bone Thugs, Luniz, all the old Bad Boy ****, Redman, a whole bunch of other stuff. I didn't get into NY stuff until way later. I had heard Illmatic but wasn't really listening.
I didn't listen to Reasonable Doubt until like 2003-05 maybe.
I still regret it to this day
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I was specifically talking about albums release in 1996 ... I was a heavy bone thugs listener too but they didn't drop **** in 96 ... 95 and 97 though ... Put 5 in it was the only Luniz song I listened too ..96 I was listening to Tribe, Kast, Fugees, Bone Thugs, Luniz, all the old Bad Boy ****, Redman, a whole bunch of other stuff. I didn't get into NY stuff until way later. I had heard Illmatic but wasn't really listening.
I didn't listen to Reasonable Doubt until like 2003-05 maybe.
I still regret it to this day
I was also listening to a bunch of wack **** too because of the bankhead bounce. Joint was all over the South and West Coast ...
Also Goodie Mob Mystical and a bunch of other stuff but again back in 96 the ones I listed were on rotation heavy ...
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I was specifically talking about albums release in 1996 ... I was a heavy bone thugs listener too but they didn't drop **** in 96 ... 95 and 97 though ... Put 5 in it was the only Luniz song I listened too ..96 I was listening to Tribe, Kast, Fugees, Bone Thugs, Luniz, all the old Bad Boy ****, Redman, a whole bunch of other stuff. I didn't get into NY stuff until way later. I had heard Illmatic but wasn't really listening.
I didn't listen to Reasonable Doubt until like 2003-05 maybe.
I still regret it to this day
I was also listening to a bunch of wack **** too because of the bankhead bounce. Joint was all over the South and West Coast ...
Also Goodie Mob Mystical and a bunch of other stuff but again back in 96 the ones I listed were on rotation heavy ...
I feel you. Man I forgot about WSC
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yeah that bow down was fire IMHO ...I feel you. Man I forgot about WSC
