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Baiting trying to get a reaction out of me will get you blocked immediately.
Arguing with lames on the internet ran it's course with me a long time ago.
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Will Smith slapping Chris Rock stayed in the news cycle longer than 10 black people being slaughtered in a supermarket.
Sad.
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Her husband wanted a divorce because she wanted to have too much sex proves she practiced what she preached in her music.
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Please fire your whole team & start a rebrand.
They've given you the wrong advice every step after you first got your buzz.
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Ghostface, Jadakiss & Pusha T all have coffee brands.
Is coffee that profitable?
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Barry White was a straight gangster before he changed his life around, and you would never know it judging from his music.
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RIP to the victims:
Roberta A. Drury, 32
Margus D. Morrison, 52
Andre Mackniel, 53
Aaron Salter, 55
Geraldine Talley, 62
Celestine Chaney, 65
Heyward Patterson, 67
Katherine Massey, 72
Pearl Young, 77
Ruth Whitfield, 86
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DMX hated this beat, and losing a bet is the only reason he recorded it.
It became his defining song.
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Lil Wayne has won ZERO of the rap battles he's been in.
I promise you that no one is scared of him on the mic.
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Kool Moe Dee says the first sellout in the hood was the drug dealer.
He makes a valid point here.
Willie D
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The rap is solid. Her having this female in the background makes it look like a comedy skit.
That is what makes people not want to take her seriously.
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I'm not "hating" on this young lady, I'm just pointing out the fact there's a lack of artist development these days.
You make a song, it blows up and you're thrown in the limelight to learn on the job.
Some of the male rappers are worse with 1000 people on stage barely audible.
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This generation wouldn't have been able to fathom Nas taking 3 months to drop "Ether" after "Takeover" by Jay-Z.
They would've had his career over.
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Milxtape Lil' Wayne would flame that "Not Like Us" beat.
I'm sure he won't for obvious reasons. That lighter flick would be deadly.
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Besides being a great rapper she's a cancer survivor with the most beautiful smile.
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No, y'all are not trying to cancel Lo posthumously because you don't know brick talk.
18 and under is the price of a kilo you fake woke nerds.
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Having generational wealth and wanting to claim a gang at any age, let alone in your 30s, is so ridiculous.
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30 years together. No breakups or funny style social media dissing each other.
Ultimate loyalty.
L.iving O.ff X.perience
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Even though I've grown up since 25, my core, my beliefs and my values are still the same 20 years later for the smart asses who wanna say nobody is the same from their younger self.
Some of y'all will defend anything your favorite artists do.
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I still have no idea what the hell they were rapping about. The beat is that dope that I never cared.
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Clipse hate is weird. Rappers that really rap should be getting props.
Why is that bothering people?
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The industry gets a hold of some of these rappers and turns them into complete weirdos.
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He said your music sucks. He didn't say he wanted to fight you or insult you.
For these rappers to rap so tough they sure are sensitive to criticism.
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Kendrick Lamar is the one artist I know who won't ignore the issues that are going on in the world.
It's not just about entertaining people with him, if he sees something going on he speaks on it through his music.
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I don't like vulgarity in my R&B. Once you curse or say my n!gga or my b!tch in a song I'm turning it off.
Cursing in a R&B song is lazy and poor penmanship to me.
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I'm someone who doesn't go under other people's tweets defending artists like a sucker.
That's who I am.
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DJ EFN & Jadakiss have the hardest jobs on their respective podcasts.
Between NORE cutting every guest off and Joe completely ignoring the guests to get his own stories off, it has to be tough.
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I wonder how much it cost to clear that Michael Jackson sample?
It Ain’t Hard to Tell
Nas (1994) nitter.app/DITRBurner/status/1767…
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Since J Cole doesn't know what the issue is between him & Kendrick, let me spell it out for him.
He believes he's a better rapper than you, Drake & everyone else.
Since you're going around saying you're the best on every record, you had a chance to prove it. You put out a dud.
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If you actually believed that rappers told the 100% truth in their raps, you probably still believe Santa Claus is real.
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UGK, 8Ball & MJG, Outkast & Goodie Mob.
All southern hip-hop groups who were in their prime making music all around the same time.
None of their music sounds remotely the same. That's the diversity that's missing today.
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Mainstream rap in 2024 is worse than any other year since the genres inception.
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Ghostface getting a feature on one of the most anticipated Hip Hop albums in 2022 when I first heard him in 1993 is a testament to his longevity and greatness.
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Nas gave Fivio a feature spot on his Grammy award winning album only for him to turn around and say he can't quote a single bar from him.
Even if that's true, respect the culture. That comment wasn't necessary.
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40 and over hip-hop artists are making the best music without question.
The ageism in hip-hop has been shattered. Now, mainstream media needs to catch up.
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It gets tiring explaining to these kids that NOBODY in this generation is on Michael Jackson's level.
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"Biggie only had two albums"
You're right, they're also two of the greatest Hip Hop albums ever made.
Some rappers have made 8 albums after them and still don't have the impact as those two.
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Rap music is severely missing the funk these days.
I hear the soul samples at times. The funk is also needed.
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Spice-1 one of the coldest to ever do it. It's a shame rap Twitter doesn't talk about West Coast outside of TDE, Game & Snoop and occasionally Death Row.
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People tried to clown 50 Cent during the Super Bowl saying he got fat knowing damn well most of them aren't in the same shape they were in 20 years ago either.
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"R. uler Z. ig-Zag-Zig A. llah jam is fatal
Quick to stick my Wu-Tang sword right through your navel"
Great name choice Papa Rocky & Mama RI Ri!
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Shout out to Jarobi. He left music to pursue his other passion which is being a chef.
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Jay-Z showing up to do a cameo for this video tells you how absolutely on fire DMX was in 1998.
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Sting is notorious for taking insane amounts of royalties when his music is sampled without his permission.
When Juice WRLD sampled him for "Lucid Dreams" he took 85% of the song.
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Some celebrities don't need social media. That way, you won't know what type of person they are.
Brian McKnight is one of them.
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Raphael Saadiq & DJ Quik. Names people know but don't get mentioned enough for their individual greatness.
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It was OK for Pusha T to diss Travis Scott, but it's not OK for Freddie Gibbs to diss Curren$y?
Do the rules change when it's someone you like? Let rappers rap and be competitive.
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This is embarrassing. She's doing anything to try to humiliate that man. Sleeping with his bandmate and flaunting it on national TV now insinuating he doesn't take care of his kids.
Anybody applauding this behavior is a clown.
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People consume so much music and so quickly that they rarely take the time to properly dissect and appreciate it.
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I was shocked when I found out that Kanye was credited for it but didn't make this beat. Brian Miller did. That's the production game, I guess.
Either way, it's a classic song.
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