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if that was the caseBig was the better technical rapper and painter of picture.
outside of like 4 songs at most
ready to die would still hold up
ready to die has aged horribly
almost as bad as an m&m album
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if that was the caseBig was the better technical rapper and painter of picture.
Don't do drugs kidsif that was the case
outside of like 4 songs at most
ready to die would still hold up
ready to die has aged horribly
almost as bad as an m&m album
i agreeDon't do drugs kids
You gotta keep it real with yaself b.
Plenty regular *****s can relate and it can be just as entertaining.
I get it if you just prefer hyperbole rap
They need a nasty award for pushing that joint as a single for radio play.
And the radio stations that played it need a nasty as well.
"Regular guy" rappers I listen to heavily are Cole, Stalley, Le$ aka CHICO, KRIT, etc.That's cool, for those guys who are entertained. I am not. It's not even about preferring "hyperbole" rap it's that Cole is not entertaining to me. But it does bare the question is there another "regular guy" rapper?
Houston
Y’all fail to realize, the J. Cole types be on go too. Don’t get it twisted. Majority of these hood dudes be p****y and y’all know it. It’s just people had different circumstances. You can’t judge either.
For every 20 cats like Future in the hood, there’s 1 J. Cole...
Wet Dreamz live in concert is ****ing CRAZY
Some of these folks see J.Cole as a “Trey Styles” from Boys n the hood type dude. I relate to Cole because that’s kind of how I was. Grew up in the hood, around the violence and drugs.
But some of us CHOSE to not get caught up either because of parenting or choice.
I know if my cards were dealt differently, I probably would’ve been in and out of jail just like a lot of my cousins and people from my hood.
Y’all fail to realize, the J. Cole types be on go too. Don’t get it twisted. Majority of these hood dudes be p****y and y’all know it. It’s just people had different circumstances. You can’t judge either.
For every 20 cats like Future in the hood, there’s 1 J. Cole...
Some of these folks see J.Cole as a “Trey Styles” from Boys n the hood type dude. I relate to Cole because that’s kind of how I was. Grew up in the hood, around the violence and drugs.
But some of us CHOSE to not get caught up either because of parenting or choice.
I know if my cards were dealt differently, I probably would’ve been in and out of jail just like a lot of my cousins and people from my hood.
Y’all fail to realize, the J. Cole types be on go too. Don’t get it twisted. Majority of these hood dudes be p****y and y’all know it. It’s just people had different circumstances. You can’t judge either.
For every 20 cats like Future in the hood, there’s 1 J. Cole...
I can see it.Da Baby is 2019 Luda
Don't @ me
Da Baby is 2019 Luda
Don't @ me
It is the case and Ready to Die has aged like fine wine.if that was the case
outside of like 4 songs at most
ready to die would still hold up
ready to die has aged horribly
almost as bad as an m&m album
Kanye indirectly help bring that regular guy rap to the mainstream where you dont have to lie about dealing, killing, pimping, etc.That's cool, for those guys who are entertained. I am not. It's not even about preferring "hyperbole" rap it's that Cole is not entertaining to me. But it does bare the question is there another "regular guy" rapper?
Is that a good thing?Da Baby is 2019 Luda
Don't @ me