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Future definitely had bangers but he wasn’t hitting the mainstream like he was wanting. He was starting to become a feature _
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Future definitely had bangers but he wasn’t hitting the mainstream like he was wanting. He was starting to become a feature _
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Tupac was a superstar
Superstars are transcendent
Superstars fill stadiums
Three of my favorites from this
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Only time i ever come across that twerp and his music is on NT. No one i know irl talks about or checks for it
That Nicki song has 60 million views on YT in two days
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is NT YouTube? What’s your point? Again, GANGNAM STYLE has a billion views. is it a transcendent song? Again, what’s the point?
did you buy his album? Do you play his songs daily? If so, that’s you.
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It means you talk about that kid more than anyone and then you wonder why he's popular. He must be doing something right.
You stayed mentioning him while he was in jail.
Hell, you've probably streamed the song 100 times yourself.
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Slept on this
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Negative. I only brought dude up when you NYers and so called “street/trenches” dudes use to make hypocritical remarks.
Again, he’s the savior of NY so I understand you NY cats. It’s like having a paraplegic dog that has the little leg prosthetics with the wheels attached. No matter what, you give him unconditional love. Despite it all.
I’ll send a letter, attached to a carrier bird from my home to Rome, and ask the pope to pray for NYC. #PrayForNYC
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Fantastic Vol. 2 is one of my favorite albums. Love it.
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And of course Ak will post this, and get social media impressions off of it
Ak made a lane, no matter how lame he is *shrug*
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T3 been holding down the group forever
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no one but you talks about 6ix9ine here...
doesn’t matter in what capacity, you don’t go more than three pages without mentioning him somehow
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Stop it.
Nobody in this thread ever brought that kid up other than you 99.9% of the time.
Once the trial was over and he turned rat, all of us moved on.
Nobody from New York in this thread ever mentions him or his music. Trying to make it like we make you bring him up.
Has there been a week in the past two years where you haven't mentioned him?
You bring him up more than
wavycrocket
mentions Future and Wayne, combined.
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Ain’t even about him being lame. Plenty of lames. He’s just overall adds nothing positive imo. From his inception, it’s always been some bs. And he knows, people feed into bs.
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Stop it.
Nobody in this thread ever brought that kid up other than you 99.9% of the time.
Once the trial was over and he turned rat, all of us moved on.
Nobody from New York in this thread ever mentions him or his music. Trying to make it like we make you bring him up.
Has there been a week in the past two years where you haven't mentioned him?
You bring him up more than
How many songs of his have I posted? Someone pleaseeeeeeeeee do a rundown or thread search of videos or songs of his that I’ve posted. I’ll wait
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It's like he combined WSHH with the The Shade Room.
Most of the **** in hip hop is negative, and people don't want to hear about the positive.
I don't fault, him, because it's the state of the culture. And unlike these other dudes who wanted to remain anonymous, he eventually left his mommas basement and profited from it.
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the whole “package” of how the culture is even presented or spoken of nowadays is just bland. Everyone podcasting, IG’ing, tweeting, going live, etc etc. like there are soooooooooooo many cooks in the kitchen. If you don’t have a mind if your own, no common sense or just plain naive, it makes you spew nonsense.
this whole era just isn’t for me. I think it’s because I grew up in the 90s and 2000s era. Not even knocking these kids out here and their consumerism. It’s just not for me. Everyone thinks their an expert on every topic. Yet they ain’t start coming outside until they were in their 20s. I will never listen to someone who wasn’t even allowed to come outside, let alone not even allowed to listen to rap or music with vulgarity
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1. Agree
2. "These kids"
Your inner conflict w/ your age group parallels Ninja's conflict w/ being Black. I swear I thought u were in your mid 40's until u posted a pic.
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1. Agree
2. "These kids"
Your inner conflict w/ your age group parallels Ninja's conflict w/ being Black. I swear I thought u were in your mid 40's until u posted a pic.
I’m 32 but I have an “old soul”. I never hung around young people. Only older cats. All my uncles, cousins and their homeboys. And my pops friends are all older. I can’t hang around young people to long. I start getting agitated. It’s no knock on them. I just can’t relate.
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You are one of those young people.
