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I love It Was Written.
You can't skip one track on it.
You can't skip one track on it.
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Ahh nice deflections. Keep doing it to adjust your weak arguments. I knew from the get go what you were talking about. The impact of ether or the battle itself is not THE highlight of his career. That's flatly wrong and you know it. Illmatic is still being discussed as one of the greatest rap albums of all time, it came out 20 years ago but you chose the battle from 12 years ago. The impact that illmatic had is far greater than ether or the battle. Don't get mad when your logic is questioned.
You are posting on a public forum, you are embarrassing yourself. Don't attack me. Lol
You knew what I was talking about?
That's why you were mentioning the number of songs better than Ether on Stillmatic
Like I said earlier, younger people aren't naming Illmatic as one of their favorite albums. They have no attachment to it. They don't remember Live At The BBQ. They don't remember It Ain't Hard To Tell or the promotion from street teams to it. It has about as much impact to them as Mase or Ja Rule. In rap it's what have you done lately. The old heads are the ones who long for what was. Just like most 25-30 year olds aren't naming Paid In Full, It Takes A Nation Of Millions or Long Live the Kane. It's just the way things are.
You don't seem to grasp that I'm talking about a certain demographic and how rap works. Sort of like how you mentioned that silliness about how Whodini, LL, Run DMC still aren't making music anymore. Not realizing you were in fact proving my point. You probably haven't listened to Raising Hell and don't acknowledge it's greatness and impact on rap, but you expect young kids to do that with Illmatic?
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Ahh nice deflections. Keep doing it to adjust your weak arguments. I knew from the get go what you were talking about. The impact of ether or the battle itself is not THE highlight of his career. That's flatly wrong and you know it. Illmatic is still being discussed as one of the greatest rap albums of all time, it came out 20 years ago but you chose the battle from 12 years ago. The impact that illmatic had is far greater than ether or the battle. Don't get mad when your logic is questioned.
You are posting on a public forum, you are embarrassing yourself. Don't attack me. Lol
You knew what I was talking about?
That's why you were mentioning the number of songs better than Ether on Stillmatic
Like I said earlier, younger people aren't naming Illmatic as one of their favorite albums. They have no attachment to it. They don't remember Live At The BBQ. They don't remember It Ain't Hard To Tell or the promotion from street teams to it. It has about as much impact to them as Mase or Ja Rule. In rap it's what have you done lately. The old heads are the ones who long for what was. Just like most 25-30 year olds aren't naming Paid In Full, It Takes A Nation Of Millions or Long Live the Kane. It's just the way things are.
You don't seem to grasp that I'm talking about a certain demographic and how rap works. Sort of like how you mentioned that silliness about how Whodini, LL, Run DMC still aren't making music anymore. Not realizing you were in fact proving my point. You probably haven't listened to Raising Hell and don't acknowledge it's greatness and impact on rap, but you expect young kids to do that with Illmatic?
Have people forgotten about it was written? I always thought that album was a classic.
I love It Was Written.
You can't skip one track on it.
You're delusional if you truly believe that. Nothin' wrong with bein' a ******' idiot so quit tryna act intelligent.I
I said nothing moronic guy.
So you get butthurt over "name-calling" like a ******' toddler, then you have the nerve to call me mentally inferior? Wouldn't that be classified as "name-calling"? So not only are you on the verge of ******ation, but you're a delusional hypocrite that catches feelings easier than ******* do.You made no sense in your statements and called me all sorts of names and then have the nerve to ask me if I'm trying to be a tough guy over the Internet. LOL you are mentally inferior and you need to step your game up.
Now that I think about it, it seems to me like you're projecting your own problems onto me. 'Cause every negative comment you've made about me pertains only to yourself.You can't articulate yourself properly and get mad at me for acknowledging how fragile the reasoning behind your opinions is. That is why no one is taking you seriously in anything you have typed in this thread.
Unbelievable that you STILL, after I reiterated it numerous times, do not understand my point. Your lack of intelligence is greatly displayed by your inability to grasp the simplest of concepts. The point I was tryna make was that I don't listen to Nas to hear reggae. I listed the first two reggae artists that came to mind, in which I would refer to if I did, in fact, want to hear reggae. I never ONCE said I'd rather listen to Snoop do reggae than Damian Marley, as I'd rather not listen to the genre in the first place. And even if I did, how the **** does that say everything you need to know about me? Is that how you judge people in the real world? By their musical preference? You sir, are the definition of a piece of ****.You would rather listen to snoop do reggae than Damian Marley. That statement says everything I need to know about you.
You say this as if I've been acting like I actually know **** about reggae. I stated NUMEROUS times that I don't even listen to the genre to begin with. I don't know what lead to your assumption, all I know is that you have some serious issues.I don't care if you don't listen to reggae, don't speak on something you know nothing about. You make yourself look like a clown.
Hold up, reevaluate myself? Says the dude that tries so hard to convince himself that he's intelligent, when in reality, he's far from it. Says the dude that takes his own personal issues, and projects them onto others as a way to cope with his lack of self-esteem. Says the dude that judges people based on their musical preference. Says the dude that's hypocritical, beyond delusional, and catches feelings over some dumb ****. You're an utter piece of ****, and you fail to realize the fact that you have a number of mental issues that could easily classify you as insane but I need to reevaluate myself? **** outta here.Now go sit in a corner and reevaluate yourself. This is the last time I am going to address you.
Don't front. I know for a fact you'll read it. You just won't respond 'cause you don't wanna make yourself look ****tier than you already have. You know if you keep responding to my comments, you'll only continue to dig yourself even deeper. I see right through your fake-*** internet persona. We both know you ain't ****.I am giving you the opportunity to have the last word. Have at it. Just a forewarning tho, I won't read it. Lol
*Fixed after recently peepin' each album.Illmatic > Reasonable Doubt
It Was Written > In My Lifetime, Vol. 1
Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life > I Am...
Vol. 3... Life and Times of S. Carter > Nastradamus
Stillmatic > The Dynasty: Roc La Familia
The Lost Tapes > The Blueprint
God's Son > The Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse
Street's Disciple = The Black Album
Hip Hop Is Dead > Kingdom Come
Untitled > American Gangster
The Blueprint 3 = Distant Relatives
Life Is Good > Magna Carta... Holy Grail
Not many artist could follow up such ground breaking debut with another banger, but Nas did it. I remember people lightweight disappointed when IWW dropped just cause Illmatic set the bar so high.
If Ether isn't a highlight of his career, why does this debate still occur?
*Fixed after recently peepin' each album.Illmatic > Reasonable Doubt
It Was Written > In My Lifetime, Vol. 1
Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life > I Am...
Vol. 3... Life and Times of S. Carter > Nastradamus
Stillmatic > The Dynasty: Roc La Familia
The Lost Tapes > The Blueprint
God's Son > The Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse
Street's Disciple = The Black Album
Hip Hop Is Dead > Kingdom Come
Untitled > American Gangster
The Blueprint 3 = Distant Relatives
Life Is Good > Magna Carta... Holy Grail
You're REALLY disrespecting hip-hop right now. I don't know how old you are or where you're from, but many teenagers coming up now are into 90's rap heavy (like my generation feeling Motown, after the fact). They know what the classics are. I think you'll see more of this as time passes. And you act like this is 1997 where the internet on the phone wasn't part of the average life. Kids can look and listen to whoever they want these days as many times as they want, wherever they want.
"Fact" has to be one most improperly used words on Niketalk.
That's a FACT.
"Fact" has to be one most improperly used words on Niketalk.
That's a FACT.
Irony...
Go in the favorite rappers list, the only rapper you will see named from the 90's will be the same ol same ol(Nas, Jay, Big, Tupac)
So your favorite Jay album is equivalent to an average Nas album...?Street's Disciple = The Black Album
ok that's arguably Jay's best album, my favorite from him...
You can like Lost Tapes 100 times more than Blueprint for all I care champ. At the end of the day the music speaks for itself, and with that being said you.............yes YOU (Js4Daze) are going to hear more songs and tracks off of Blueprint than Lost Tapes, and that's not even with me taking into account where you live or be at. Blueprint changed the game and help usher in a new sound into the game, Lost Tapes............not so much. I really like Lost Tapes by the way, just wanted to put that out there. Your going to hear a song like Heart of the City for quite some time in your life, there's a reason for that.And now the Jay-Z ********rs are infuriated... That last list was a straight up insult to Nas though. **** had to be edited. I like both artists so don't get butthurt if your list doesn't match mine exactly. The Lost Tapes is 100 times better than The Blueprint by the way. ****'s decent but it's still one of the most overrated albums in hip-hop.
What's your point? I'm well aware The Blueprint is the more commercially successful album. And that Jay-Z's the more commercially successful artist. Does that make him better by any stretch? Absolutely not. That'd be like sayin' 2 Chainz is better than Jay Electronica.You can like Lost Tapes 100 times more than Blueprint for all I care champ. At the end of the day the music speaks for itself, and with that being said you.............yes YOU (Js4Daze) are going to hear more songs and tracks off of Blueprint than Lost Tapes, and that's not even with me taking into account where you live or be at. Blueprint changed the game and help usher in a new sound into the game, Lost Tapes............not so much. I really like Lost Tapes by the way, just wanted to put that out there. Your going to hear a song like Heart of the City for quite some time in your life, there's a reason for that.