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Originally Posted by SHUGES
Random question:
What was the last Jay album that Bleek appeared on?
The Dynasty I think.
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Originally Posted by SHUGES
Random question:
What was the last Jay album that Bleek appeared on?
I gotta agree with parts of this.Originally Posted by Fantastic4our
I don't know about yall, but none of the songs give me the "" face or make me run it back 3 times.
OG Blueprint, "U Don't Know" I had to hear consecutive times. "All I Need" I had to hear consecutive times.
There are no tracks like this on this album.
Production wise this is BY FAR his weakest album.
Jay is Brett Favre status right now. BP3 is a throw into triple coverage.
"If I don't like it I don't like it that don't mean that I'm hatin...."
That's what I was thinking too. Dynasty dropped in 2000. Hov ain't lie when he said Bleek will always be a millionaire somewhere...Originally Posted by HueyP in LouieV
Originally Posted by SHUGES
Random question:
What was the last Jay album that Bleek appeared on?
The Dynasty I think.
Originally Posted by illmatic34
QFTOriginally Posted by Harlem On The Rise
Fantastic4our wrote:
Jay is Brett Favre status right now. BP3 is a throw into triple coverage.
Yeah, he spazzed on thatOriginally Posted by djdev19
if it hasn't been done already...someone needs to type out that whole 3rd verse off "Thank You"...i'm much too lazy
that 9-11 reference made me
QFTOriginally Posted by Harlem On The Rise
Fantastic4our wrote:
Jay is Brett Favre status right now. BP3 is a throw into triple coverage.
Originally Posted by qaddafi
Lights is blinding,
girls need blinders
so they can step out of bounds quick,
the side lines is blind with casualties,
who sipping life casually, then gradually become worse,
don't bite the apple Eve,
caught up in the in crowd,
now your in-style,
and in the winter gets cold en vogue with your skin out,
the city of sin is a pity on a whim,
good girls gone bad, the cities filled with them,
Mommy took a bus trip and now she got her bust out,
everybody ride her, just like a bus route,
Hail Mary to the city your a Virgin,
and Jesus can't save you life starts when the church ends,
came here for school, graduated to the high life,
ball players, rap stars, addicted to the limelight,
MDMA got you feeling like a champion,
the city never sleeps better slip you a Ambien
You have horrible comparison skills.Originally Posted by man listen
Originally Posted by Emmanuel Goldstein
im on the practice field runnin two a days, so i dont drop the ball when its (insert a poor attempt at being lil wayne) my way ... ... ... ... ... not saying wayne is the first to do that *!%% to words when rapping but jay-z CAN NOT rap like that ... it just sounds awkward hes better than that ...
it's ironic that Wayne copied Jay's flow for the Carter and now Jay borrowed Wayne's flow for the third Blueprint.
If you look at the cover of this album it's the only Jay album I can think of that doesn't have his face on the cover. what does it have? a group of instruments "united" behind the Roc nation.
I think what Jay was trying to do was combine all the elements of the game as it is today and bring it all together. Thank You reminds me of Paris, Tokyo.....A Star is Born sounds like Game's Pain...Haters and Kanye's Workout Plan.......On To The Next One is Ask Dem Hos and other mixtape Weezy songs. Real as It Gets might as well be Jeezy featuring Jay. Off That....shoulda just left that off. Nice concept for an album but the execution could have been better.
Originally Posted by tillmatic
H-O-V, I got my own lane already(nobody in it)
Not bad.Originally Posted by Q
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Originally Posted by SHUGES
Random question:
What was the last Jay album that Bleek appeared on?
Originally Posted by AllanHouston20
did anyone peep how hov adlibbed "your welcome OG, i made you hot" on one of the chrous?
Originally Posted by man listen
Originally Posted by Emmanuel Goldstein
im on the practice field runnin two a days, so i dont drop the ball when its (insert a poor attempt at being lil wayne) my way ... ... ... ... ... not saying wayne is the first to do that *!%% to words when rapping but jay-z CAN NOT rap like that ... it just sounds awkward hes better than that ...
it's ironic that Wayne copied Jay's flow for the Carter and now Jay borrowed Wayne's flow for the third Blueprint.
If you look at the cover of this album it's the only Jay album I can think of that doesn't have his face on the cover. what does it have? a group of instruments "united" behind the Roc nation.
I think what Jay was trying to do was combine all the elements of the game as it is today and bring it all together. Thank You reminds me of Paris, Tokyo.....A Star is Born sounds like Game's Pain...Haters and Kanye's Workout Plan.......On To The Next One is Ask Dem Hos and other mixtape Weezy songs. Real as It Gets might as well be Jeezy featuring Jay. Off That....shoulda just left that off. Nice concept for an album but the execution could have been better.
Originally Posted by KnowledgeTheFoundation
You have horrible comparison skills.Originally Posted by man listen
Originally Posted by Emmanuel Goldstein
im on the practice field runnin two a days, so i dont drop the ball when its (insert a poor attempt at being lil wayne) my way ... ... ... ... ... not saying wayne is the first to do that *!%% to words when rapping but jay-z CAN NOT rap like that ... it just sounds awkward hes better than that ...
it's ironic that Wayne copied Jay's flow for the Carter and now Jay borrowed Wayne's flow for the third Blueprint.
If you look at the cover of this album it's the only Jay album I can think of that doesn't have his face on the cover. what does it have? a group of instruments "united" behind the Roc nation.
I think what Jay was trying to do was combine all the elements of the game as it is today and bring it all together. Thank You reminds me of Paris, Tokyo.....A Star is Born sounds like Game's Pain...Haters and Kanye's Workout Plan.......On To The Next One is Ask Dem Hos and other mixtape Weezy songs. Real as It Gets might as well be Jeezy featuring Jay. Off That....shoulda just left that off. Nice concept for an album but the execution could have been better.
word. 4-5 tracks for me. Which is a lot more than what I expected.Originally Posted by solesavage
Originally Posted by illmatic34
QFTOriginally Posted by Harlem On The Rise
Fantastic4our wrote:
Jay is Brett Favre status right now. BP3 is a throw into triple coverage.
Listened to the album a few more times today, and I only like about three or four tracks.