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Favorite verse from Wayne in recent years, he bodied this completely:
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And this is why I hate Wayne
“Up there with any of your favorite rappers”
He’s nowhere near as skilled as a lot of our legends and favorite rappers.
“Up there with any of your favorite rappers”
He’s nowhere near as skilled as a lot of our legends and favorite rappers.
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How do yall feel about Born Sinner nowadays?
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Any project after Friday Night Lights is meh to me from Jurrmaine. Including one of his recent projects he released after his rebrand that people overhyped
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Went back and listened to his catalog again and I feel like I've missed something. All his fans think he's some super woke rapper and I didn't get any of that really.
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Although Wayne's verse was alright, I prefer the OG version of this track with the second Rocky verse.
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It's the homeless rebrand that did that gave him that perception
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Classic! My favorite Cole album. FHD is second.
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Popped up in my Spotify recommendations, I ain't heard this year in years.
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Cole trash.
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6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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Had ghost face in my top 10 all time until I found out the other day that the Raekwon chef wrote some of his verses for him
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A-Mafia was dope.
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My favorite Nas song ever, Large Professor was in a zone when made this beat
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Lol @ homeless rebrand
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Had ghost face in my top 10 all time until I found out the other day that the Raekwon chef wrote some of his verses for him
When did this happen?
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Wayne's bars are like new fast food items.
It's always gonna be fast food but the first time you had a McGriddle it blew your mind. How the **** did they (he) think of this ****?
A decade after it came out though it's not exactly the craziest thing in the world.
Part of Wayne's appeal for me is that he's saying **** no one else is gonna say or think of. His skill level at rapping itself is wild (or was for
"The Run") The substance ain't necessarily what I go to him for. Dude been a millionaire/hundred thousandaire since 17.
Dude said the **** himself once, I went on a DJ Skoob Doo/Come Up DVD binge watch and he was talking about how Juvie/Turk/BG had the more relatable "street" content bc they were older and off the porch meanwhile Wayne was a youngin who hadn't seen that much and had to make up for it in wordplay and actually being innovative with how he rapped, while kinda not having much to say. Birdman and Slim told him to keep doing it once the world gravitated to him more...probably because the average suburban mfer can't relate to little hood anecdotes/mindstates but they can definitely fw Wayne doing all the sound effects, voice manipulation and linguistic tricks.
No, it's because you dudes were 12 listening to that **** and he was telling you he was the best and he was unavoidable because he was putting so much out
50 was hip hops first super hero.
He had the resume
He had the content
He had the muscles [pause]
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My fault not Raekwon, I misspoke
Meth
https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/10-rappers-who-have-used-ghostwriters-news.16650.html
And there were apparently rumors of ghostface having lord superb ghostwrite for him too
Might have just been some lyrics here and there but who knows
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I heard about the Lord Superb. They were on the outs and it was his way of attacking him.
I wouldn't take what Meth said as him writing for Ghost
I take that as group stuff. Hey that's dope. More like inspiration and you vibing off each other. Say it like this.
I think it's different from early Tribe, Tip was writing for Phife
Early Outkast Dre was writing for Big Boi
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New spesh is 
I'm still dodging federal arraignments
I'ma _ that got it from the pavement
When you play with fentanyl that residue is dangerous
We cut it and resell it like edible arrangements
I'm still dodging federal arraignments
I'ma _ that got it from the pavement
When you play with fentanyl that residue is dangerous
We cut it and resell it like edible arrangements
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Comments like these just don’t make sense in 2019
you can find EXACTLY the type of rap that you want. Every single lane is easily accessible now.Krit, Phonte & Pooh, Benny, West, Spesh, Dreamville, Gibbs, Cordae, Boogie, Maxo, etc etc
find what you like, talk about THAT
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Speaking of Push and Wayne, what sparked thier beef? I remember Wayne being on the "Grindin'" remix and the Clipse being on Birdman's "What Happened to that Boy". I always thought they went at each other because of the Push and Drake beef.
