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Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
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Ricky D
formerly centex hogg
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Only The Generals Pt. 2 was one of the best projects that dropped in 2020. Khaza had some joints but didn’t live up to the hype, imo. I don’t think he fell of though, at least not yet.
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Never mind.
And this somebody’s main joint, hate to see it
Gotta keep an eye on the ones that luv gates heavy, wild dude
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My guy, I was 9 years old in 1999.
Go back to sleep with your old grumpy ***
A simple “I wasn’t there and really didn’t know” would suffice champ. No need to catch feelings and get upset. Just giving you a history lesson. See what happens when you fact check dudes.
On a side note…….the fact that you were arguing earlier about 2Pac’s life when I now see that you were 6 years old at the time of his death is hilarious to me. You dudes have at it.
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Travis had bundlesTravis about to outsell “the boy”
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Ricky D
formerly centex hogg
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Sitting there and typing that much/being that angry relative to what Joe said is an L
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Drake thinking he got him with those lines. Joe summed it up perfectly, you’ll grow up eventually. Almost 40 year olds and making 16 year old music and responding to people like an 18 year old. I got second hand embarrassment reading that.
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He flamed Joe but Drake gettin all spicy with Joe and Charlemagne ain’t a good look. Makes it look like the reception is getting to him
Musically, he’s declined a while ago but I feel this album is the beginning of his decline. The next project after his rest is gonna be important for him.
Musically, he’s declined a while ago but I feel this album is the beginning of his decline. The next project after his rest is gonna be important for him.
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He’s doing all this social media stuff for attention…It’s just like the Charlemagne post
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He didn’t flame Joe. Joe is successful. Debut album gold, Pump It Up is a monster single, Joe was the first to interact with his fans online, started Love and Hip Hop (Joe Budden TV) the first to deeply talk about depression and mental health. Joe has actually started a lot of trends today.
He also interviewed Drake early in his career and Drake was calling him a legend and talking about how much he loved Mood Muzik.
Calling someone a failure is nasty as hell. Especially when you a Jewish kid from Canada that had a TV show launch your career.
He also interviewed Drake early in his career and Drake was calling him a legend and talking about how much he loved Mood Muzik.
Calling someone a failure is nasty as hell. Especially when you a Jewish kid from Canada that had a TV show launch your career.
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I think all the noise is getting to him. His last couple projects weren’t well received and sold less. His book got destroyed. Now this album getting killed for being immature and childish. His message is way too vicious to be for promo. He’s lashing out.
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What’s most ironic is that Joe literally birthed Drake’s rap style along with Phonte and Hov. Lol like he’s on Comeback Season tryna sound like those three ******
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Lol way to prove his point Aubrey
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Yayo reading these bars like a true Haitian
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Joe is a super corny and unhinged person. Great rapper though. I remember being on NT as a kid being hype over the Mood Muzik's .
But what he said is true. What's funny is, he was overall very complimentary of Drake. However, he had some valid criticism, and Drake ends up getting real sensitive over some valid criticism.
All that he typed up doesn't change the fact that Budden's point is valid.
.But what he said is true. What's funny is, he was overall very complimentary of Drake. However, he had some valid criticism, and Drake ends up getting real sensitive over some valid criticism.
All that he typed up doesn't change the fact that Budden's point is valid.
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What’s most ironic is that Joe literally birthed Drake’s rap style along with Phonte and Hov. Lol like he’s on Comeback Season tryna sound like those three ******
He's maturing in reverse. You listen to his older stuff and he sounds more mature than he is now, which is wild to say. But it makes sense. He's on top of the world, with all this money. His life consists of traveling, partying, and rotating through women, and that's where his music is at/about. He still living that young lifestyle.
It would be fine for most rappers, but for a guy that seems to want to claim a seat at the table with the greatest rappers, he probably needs to grow.
For example, I love Future's music. He's older than Drake and still talks about his typical young boy stuff, but he's not claiming to be one of the greatest or the greatest rapper ever. So the content isn't going to be as scrutinized.
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That’s exactly why I don’t mess with his music now. I liked his early stuff but somehow dude regressed after Take Care. **** is just corny
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Blac Youngsta is on the compilation and promoting itThe new cmg is f’ing terrible.
Got glo rilla rapping the cha cha slide.
No wonder blac youngsta left.
And Drake typing that lengthy post is Way 2 Funny when you realize he 100% was playing Pump It Up and had Mood Muzik on his iPod.
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To be fair, he was always corny. The difference was that he was young, so he had that excuse, acknowledged his corniness to an extent He was also hungry to prove a point, which made for better music.
Now he's a mob boss. Pusha did a number on him for sure. He's still not over it.
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Plus production wise, Drake’s most recent projects aren’t touching Future’s stuff. For about 4 albums, Drake has been making the Great Value and Dollar Tree versions of his previous music. So even if some of his songs aren’t straight up bad, they’re just derivatives of what he’s already made.
