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Flip roasting Joe and Ish sense of style and then them firing back 
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Flip roasting Joe and Ish sense of style and then them firing back
Saturday was a funny episode.
Not eating Chipotle, but eating McDonald's
Rick Owens is black
He looks like someone Flip would tattoo
When Joe talked about Flip's belly showing when he was saluting
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To somebody who finds value in hanging with rappers and having sex with pornstars, Adam could be the draw.
He def lucked into some situations but so did all of the guys who got into the podcast space early
He def lucked into some situations but so did all of the guys who got into the podcast space early
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Freeze bought every color Iversons.
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Saturday was a funny episode.
Not eating Chipotle, but eating McDonald's
Rick Owens is black
He looks like someone Flip would tattoo
When Joe talked about Flip's belly showing when he was saluting
Ish stay talking about he can roast but when it's time to crack he's quiet.
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Having the Retro+ skittles color Iversons is crazy
I admire his consistency in dressing *** lol
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Saturday was a funny episode.
Not eating Chipotle, but eating McDonald's
Rick Owens is black
He looks like someone Flip would tattoo
When Joe talked about Flip's belly showing when he was saluting
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Sultan of Sweatsuits..
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She just one of them women that is going to be bad, her entire life. On some Pam Grier, Chaka Khan type ****
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Ice is the reason Reebok keeps putting out all those colorways
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Flip
The start is crazy
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Pass, the weirdo stuff that bleeds over from his channel the worst part of Improper Improv. Plus I thought the point of that challenge was for your partner to hold positions they like making you do.
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This is a hell of an interview. This dude life story is something out a movie. He’s brilliant.
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Honestly, can’t even summarize it
. But dude was a former low key Detroit kingpin for some time. With a wild run. The interview is a hell of a watch so far: Dudes life story seems unbelievable at this point, but apparently all true. Everything from mundane, good natured kid…tied to a crazy family. To wild flips and insane luck in drug dealing. To politicians as Plugs. To kidnaps/violence and the effects of the game overall…and apparently something to do with the music business etc.
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Still listening but Ice is 100% right about Frank Ocean being overrated . (Can’t believe I agree with him)
He has some joints but I never understood the pedestal he’s placed on
Oh wow love Lauryn Hill but also agree on that point too lol
He has some joints but I never understood the pedestal he’s placed on
Oh wow love Lauryn Hill but also agree on that point too lol
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Frank came out at the right time. He, The Weeknd, Miguel all had different sounds.
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Frank definitely isn’t overrated. Dude had a great run.
Took his time with every project. He was always calculated in his movements
Those dudes ushered in a new genre of R&B, after years of mess from dudes like Sean Garrett.
The Dream, Frank Ocean, The Weeknd, etc even if not great technical singers, dudes creativity and song making ability definitely stood the test. All of their stuff stood the test of time.
There’s a reason a guy like Bryson Tiller couldn’t catch fire in a bottle again after that Trap Soul Era.
Brent Faiyaz, DVSN, The Weeknd, Miguel, Frank, Daniel Caesar, all these cats are legit
Daniel Caesar’s dumba*** sabotaged his career though
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I believe he’s talented and big fan of everybody mentioned especially Brent / The Weeknd.Frank definitely isn’t overrated. Dude had a great run.
Took his time with every project. He was always calculated in his movements
Those dudes ushered in a new genre of R&B, after years of mess from dudes like Sean Garrett.
The Dream, Frank Ocean, The Weeknd, etc even if not great technical singers, dudes creativity and song making ability definitely stood the test. All of their stuff stood the test of time.
There’s a reason a guy like Bryson Tiller couldn’t catch fire in a bottle again after that Trap Soul Era.
Brent Faiyaz, DVSN, The Weeknd, Miguel, Frank, Daniel Caesar, all these cats are legit
Daniel Caesar’s dumba*** sabotaged his career though
I just don’t think Frank Has had the output / consistency to be placed in that legendary status that people place him in . 1-2 amazing albums and for the most part nothing else in over a decade not enough imo . (My same argument with Lauryn)
I think people fall in love with the aesthetic / mystique of certain artists and prop them up .
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It’s like the Biggie syndrome. Biggie literally was mainstream for only 3 years. From 1994-1997.
Some people just did stuff so legendary that it seemed like a decade.
Aaliyah dropped 3 albums. Aaliyah’s run was from 1994-2000. 6 years.
Impact can go beyond the amount of work you put out.
Otis Redding, and Sam Cooke. Sam Cooke had a 6 year run. Died at 33. “A change gone come” dropped in 1964. Cooke died in 1964.
Otis Redding died at 26. Released one album while alive. Dropped it in 1964, died in 1967.
Some people are just transcendent
Biggie 24, Otis Redding 26, Aaliyah 21, Sam Cooke 33. Lauryn’s peak was from 96-99. 3 years. She was about done by 26 but still revered even though miseducation dropped 25 years ago, and her MTV unplugged was in like 2001.
(Not saying Frank is in their LEAGUE) but I feel like he had a good enough impact and his music can be played forever.
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speaking of … Frank pulled out of Coachella week 2 with a “ankle injury” lol
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Frank has two albums and a few tapes spread out over 8 years
@ that being a “run”. What he has put out is fire but how would we judge him if he dropped an album with the same frequency of like The Weeknd and he had to run that sound into the ground like The Weeknd had to do his. Lowkey the true benefit artists like him Andre 3k D Angelo Lauryn Hill get from falling back like that. You don’t get overexposed/stale and it makes your highs seem that much higher
@ that being a “run”. What he has put out is fire but how would we judge him if he dropped an album with the same frequency of like The Weeknd and he had to run that sound into the ground like The Weeknd had to do his. Lowkey the true benefit artists like him Andre 3k D Angelo Lauryn Hill get from falling back like that. You don’t get overexposed/stale and it makes your highs seem that much higher
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Frank is mid.
