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The definition of pocket watching is simple, if you asking and wondering you are pocket watching.
Meth a legend but that's what it is
Meth a legend but that's what it is
Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
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It don’t add up at all. But they was saying the same thing then too. Shoot, that’s the whole premise for Redman not doing what MTV wanted him to do, and showing his actual crib. Which actually is a decent home for a guy at his stage, looking back as an adult now. Renovate that townhouse, and that’s a nice crib.
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Rapper Nas is expected to be one of the richest Black people in the world, in just a coupe of hours.
Nas, real name Nasir Jones, has stealthy become one of the most prolific investors in the world. And his early investment in Coinbase, the cryptocurrency exchange expected to reach over $100 billion in valuation when its COIN stock lists on Wednesday, will push him into billionaire status.
Nas’ investment firm, QueensBridge Venture Partners, got into Coinbase’s Series B round back in 2013 when it raised $25 million. Around that time Coinbase was valued at $143 million, according to PitchBook.
When the company goes public, Nas’ investment is expected to be valued at as much as $750 million. Given Nas previous investments, MTO News learned that Nas will likely be a billionaire after the IPO.
Nas’ investment firm has been an early stage investor in some of the biggest companies in the world,including Robinhood in 2013, Ring, Lyft and Dropbox.
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Nas, real name Nasir Jones, has stealthy become one of the most prolific investors in the world. And his early investment in Coinbase, the cryptocurrency exchange expected to reach over $100 billion in valuation when its COIN stock lists on Wednesday, will push him into billionaire status.
Nas’ investment firm, QueensBridge Venture Partners, got into Coinbase’s Series B round back in 2013 when it raised $25 million. Around that time Coinbase was valued at $143 million, according to PitchBook.
When the company goes public, Nas’ investment is expected to be valued at as much as $750 million. Given Nas previous investments, MTO News learned that Nas will likely be a billionaire after the IPO.
Nas’ investment firm has been an early stage investor in some of the biggest companies in the world,including Robinhood in 2013, Ring, Lyft and Dropbox.
Coinbase IPO: Will the Coinbase Valuation Be $19B or $230B When COIN Starts Trading?
This week's Coinbase IPO has the cryptocurrency world abuzz with predictions ranging from $18.9 billion to as high as $230 billion.
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Yesssir!
Shine black man.
Shine black man.
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This ***** Jay somewhere angry af bout to sell all his master's
- Jan 2, 2010
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Rapper Nas is expected to be one of the richest Black people in the world, in just a coupe of hours.
Nas, real name Nasir Jones, has stealthy become one of the most prolific investors in the world. And his early investment in Coinbase, the cryptocurrency exchange expected to reach over $100 billion in valuation when its COIN stock lists on Wednesday, will push him into billionaire status.
Nas’ investment firm, QueensBridge Venture Partners, got into Coinbase’s Series B round back in 2013 when it raised $25 million. Around that time Coinbase was valued at $143 million, according to PitchBook.
When the company goes public, Nas’ investment is expected to be valued at as much as $750 million. Given Nas previous investments, MTO News learned that Nas will likely be a billionaire after the IPO.
Nas’ investment firm has been an early stage investor in some of the biggest companies in the world,including Robinhood in 2013, Ring, Lyft and Dropbox.
Coinbase IPO: Will the Coinbase Valuation Be $19B or $230B When COIN Starts Trading?
This week's Coinbase IPO has the cryptocurrency world abuzz with predictions ranging from $18.9 billion to as high as $230 billion.
Esco really living his videos
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Nas STAYYYYYYY lapping n_ with little effort
The God emcee.
The God emcee.
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Theres definitely a few, probably more than a few people lets be real, that love to hit the report button.
Mods are funny styles tho. I got banned from an nba thread for cracking jokes after the raps beat the wiz one year
Mods are funny styles tho. I got banned from an nba thread for cracking jokes after the raps beat the wiz one year
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Fitting
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They tried to clown my dawg...
they loved when he was down bad....
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they loved when he was down bad....
The Real Reason Nas Lost All His Money - Grunge
Nasty Nas, born Nasir Jones, broke onto the rap scene with 1994's raw, up-front Illmatic, which chronicled Nas' life growing up in Queensbridge Houses in Queens, New York. He became a living legend. So how'd he end up broke?
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Pocket watching is telling someone or caring about how others spend their money or caring about their money
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So is this considered pocket watching.....
Nas STAYYYYYYY lapping n_ with little effort
- Mar 14, 2010
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Here you gooooooo
I’m praising Nas for doing his thing financially, that’s called PRAISE.
Pocket watching is being concerned with how some spends, or makes their money, in a snide facetious way. Pretty much saying “they don’t deserve that money. They don’t deserve those items. Why do the have them, and not me?? That’s no fair!”
I have never said no one deserves the money or possessions they have.
Meth practically saying those dudes don’t deserve what they have, because he doesn’t have it or flaunt it like them.
Meth literally took the time out of his day/interview to go on a whole spiel about the money that other rappers have. He could’ve said hey, that’s none of my business. Let them do their thing. Instead, he wanted to probe for answers
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It's legit in the term
Meth just took the safe route and ain't say no names
If yo co-worker pull up on you tomorrow in a Porsche and you start asking how that's possible and comparing what y'all pulling in, that is pocket watching
Meth just took the safe route and ain't say no names
If yo co-worker pull up on you tomorrow in a Porsche and you start asking how that's possible and comparing what y'all pulling in, that is pocket watching
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Here you gooooooo
I’m praising Nas for doing his thing financially, that’s called PRAISE.
Pocket watching is being concerned with how some spends, or makes their money, in a snide facetious way. Pretty much saying “they don’t deserve that money. They don’t deserve those items. Why do the have them, and not me?? That’s no fair!”
I have never said no one deserves the money or possessions they have.
Meth practically saying those dudes don’t deserve what they have, because he doesn’t have it or flaunt it like them.
When did he say that
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I think you need to watch the whole part and not a partial clip. It will give you more background in to what he's saying.
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When did he say that
Why is he concerned about what they have in the first place? He’s seen millions already. Why is he worried about these young cats getting money?
He didn’t have to say that specifically but again, why does it matter to him so much? He’s got his own money? Why won’t he DM or ask one of these dudes how they getting money?
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and why do you care about Nas?
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Meth ain't really co-workers with these new rappers though. He's passed rap money.
Meth probably got more money than a lot of these money phone dudes. Wu Tang can perform anywhere on the planet and Meth is getting the biggest bag. People can't have conversations without it being hate.
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really? I didn’t post that Nas article. Someone else did
I don’t fishing around on social media saying “how is such and such making money”.You act like I posted that Nas article
giving him positive praise for making wise investments?You must not quite understand the science of pocket watching. Pocket watching means you’re negatively worried about someones money. I never once spoke negative of Nas.
I don’t even know why I’m arguing with you
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Mans having a recorded convo for entertainment purposes and folks asking why he talking about it? Why anyone talk about anything? Seriously though. Cant even shoot the **** without being accused of some negative ****. And the people accusing will be the first ones to say society dont know how to communicate anymore, everyone on social media blahblahblah.People can't have conversations without it being hate.
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Meth ain't really co-workers with these new rappers though. He's passed rap money.
Meth probably got more money than a lot of these money phone dudes. Wu Tang can perform anywhere on the planet and Meth is getting the biggest bag. People can't have conversations without it being hate.
Which is the point. Meth has plentyyyyyy money. He’s lived a full life. Why can’t these young dudes enjoy their money? Like dang. Let them cook.
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Meth out here thinking like a jackboy/stick-up kid
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really? I didn’t post that Nas article. Someone else did
You act like I posted that Nas article
You must not quite understand the science of pocket watching. Pocket watching means you’re negatively worried about someones money. I never once spoke negative of Nas.
I don’t even know why I’m arguing with you
So if you're watching peoples pockets positively it's not pocket watching
btw, who is Nas lapping?
