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Makaveli once called "Reasonable Doubt" weak, and it was hilarious. All jokes aside, I do not share that same sentiment, but I do, however, think that album isn't nearly as great as y'all say it is. I also think it doesn't come close to the Killuminati album; it can't...

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Jay Z was lyrically ass for years at first, and that's okay because he improved tremendously. Everyone works at their own pace; he ended up becoming a hall of fame lyricist, and that's what matters most. By the time Jay Z hit 70 years old in 95, he was above average lyrically. His improvement should be studied. The most improved award should go to him. However, during the years Jay Z was lyrically ass, 2Pac was already well above average lyrically, and that includes teenage Pac. As Jay Z improved, 2Pac was ascending to levels even higher than the levels he had reached before. 2Pac hasn't physically been on this Earth since 96, and Jay Z still hasn't surpassed him lyrically. All of this is why I said that 2Pac has always been a better lyricist than Jay Z, and I believe he always will be. I view 2Pac as the greatest lyricist of all time; that's what the stan bases of these rappers don't understand. I have made posts about multiple other rappers being inferior lyricists to Pac; Jay Z isn't the first or the last rapper that I've said Pac is a better lyricist than. The definition of lyricism fits this man's work more than anyone else's.

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Former NFL running back, and former close friend of rapper Jay Z — Larry Johnson, gives his critical analysis of Jay Z’s interview with GQ… Johnson says Jay Z keeps showing the world who he is, and some chose not to believe him… Johnson starts off by saying, “I do not have beef with this man (Jay Z) or his wife (Beyoncé); they have always treated me with respect and hospitality. He even supported me when no other brands, at the time of my professional career, would touch me. I have no regrets with my involvement with ROC-A-Wear, team ROC, and the relationships I formed. But, those things had to die off because I chose a different path. He (Jay Z) chose darkness and Satan. And, I chose the light and Yahuah.” Johnson says Jay Z is a “Prince Hall Freemason” who follows the teachings of Aleister Crowley — who was dubbed the “Wickedest Man in the World” and “The Great Beast 666.” Jay Z proudly wears a shirt with a Crowley quote reading “Do What Thou Wilt.” According to Johnson, Crowley was a high level Freemason who believed in sex magic — Crowley believed that drugging and raping young children so that they can achieve spiritual enlightenment as stated in his book “Magick in Theory and Practice,” published in 1929… Johnson says he does not believe Jay Z and Beyoncé are billionaires because of their 360 Live Nation deal where they are both being financially exploited… Johnson highlights Jay Z contradictions of trying to use racial/political propaganda against right wing media and Republicans… Especially since it was Republican President Donald Trump, who pardoned Roc Nation’s CEO, Desiree Perez — who is a former government informant, and drug smuggling mule for the drug cartel… Johnson says Jay Z was used as the face of the Brooklyn Nets to exploit his own community — even though he owned less than 1 percent of the team….This strategic move was done by the Brooklyn Nets to remove any backlash of racism from the organization — because the residents blindly supported, admired, and trusted Jay Z… Despite claims that it would boost the local economy, the Barclays Center is widely considered by residents to be a catalyst for rising inequality the borough…It’s my opinion, that this is precisely the reason why Jay Z was not granted a Casino in New York…

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Ray J calls out Jay-Z & Beyoncé, claiming that they allegedly ignored Brandy during her "The Boy Is Mine" tour with Monica: "N***as need to pull up like when they come to the show, come say 'what's up' to Brandy too, Jay-Z and Beyoncé..." "For y'all to come to every one of Brandy and Monica's shows and never say 'what's up' to B. I don't like it. And, I love you, Jay, and I love you, Bey. Y'all the two biggest stars in the world."

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Tony Yayo debates who's had the better career between Jay-Z & 50 Cent 👀 "Jay's presentation is good. I think 50 always has the best presentation in Hip Hop. And what I'm saying is, Jay will do a deal, and we can look it up, remember when he had that album with Samsung and they bought a million copies before he even dropped? He always found a way to win." "But, when 50 Cent dropped, it felt like Tupac came back from the dead..." (Via Flagrant)

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This is a total lie. 9th Wonder got the opportunity to play beats for Jay-Z because Young Guru was a fan of Little Brother. Guru invited 9th to come play beats for Jay. 9th asked Questlove to put in a good word for him before he arrived. 9th showed up to Baseline Studios with 4 beat CDs, he played a bunch of those beats for Jay. Including a bunch of beats that would later go to Little Brother and other artists, but Jay passed on ALL of them. Jay had an idea in mind and it was HE who gave 9th the R. Kelly “A Woman’s Threat” record and asked him if he could flip it. 9th quickly did it and they made the record. The reason for the Little Brother/9th Wonder breakup was because Phonte & Rapper Big Pooh had an issue with 9th’s commitment to the group. They said that he only wanted to send beats over and not be involved with everything else that came with being in the group. That shit had absolutely NOTHING to do with Jay-Z. But as usual, you idiots blame him for everything. But don’t take it from me. Here they all are telling the stories in their own words.

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Next up, letter H: “Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)” #JayZ30 #JayZ Jay-Z first heard DJ Mark the 45 King’s beat for “Hard Knock Life” in ‘97 after his performance on the “No Way Out Tour”, where DJ Kid Capri was playing the track between sets. Kid Capri: “It went crazy ... I said, ‘You want it for your album? [Vol. 2]’ ...I put him [Jay-Z] on the phone with 45 King right there, and next thing you know, two weeks later it was a smash. Biggest record to date for Jay-Z, and he has a lot of big records.” Jay-Z: “That’s one of the songs that was almost like a conversation for me. It’s not anything to think about. The chorus already dictates where this song should go and what should be said. I probably did that song in, maybe, five minutes.” 45 King: “I was lucky enough to see Jay lay down the vocals. He didn’t have any papers. He did it in one take. That’s Jay-Z.”

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24,551 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

I dare all you silly fans to dare your favorite RAPPER to come online and say with their mouth that they are better lyrically than MODENINE… No rapper born of a woman in the continent of AFRICA can open his or her mouth to say such blasphemous nonsense.
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I dare all you silly fans to dare your favorite RAPPER to come online and say with their mouth that they are better lyrically than MODENINE… No rapper born of a woman in the continent of AFRICA can open his or her mouth to say such blasphemous nonsense.

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Perfect time to share this clip given some of the recent topics of conversation going on in hip-hop. - Rappers who lack substance in their music. - Jay-Z re-releasing “Dead Presidents” on its 30th anniversary. One of the best scenes from “Fade To Black” finds Jay at Baseline Studios working on “The Black Album” and having a conversation with Q-Tip, Young Guru, and others. The topic of conversation is, should rappers rap about the reality of what goes on in the environments they come from? Or should they ignore it and rap about what’s selling and being pushed by the music industry? Jay & Guru highlight that rappers are scared to be themselves in fear of not being accepted by the public. Jay then goes on to recite a few bars off “Dead Presidents” stating that his lyrics, for better or worse, are based on his real life experiences. The clip then cuts to Jay in the booth recording “December 4th” and in walks his mother, Mrs. Gloria Carter, who is greeted by Jay’s best friend and partner, Ty-Ty. She is there on her birthday to record vocals for the track. A perfect example of what makes Jay-Z the greatest rapper ever. His music has always been based on honesty, regardless of the subject matter or the type of record, he always raps about his real life. And his music has the perfect balance of having substance without coming off as preachy, and still making records that could appeal to any audience.
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Perfect time to share this clip given some of the recent topics of conversation going on in hip-hop. - Rappers who lack substance in their music. - Jay-Z re-releasing “Dead Presidents” on its 30th anniversary. One of the best scenes from “Fade To Black” finds Jay at Baseline Studios working on “The Black Album” and having a conversation with Q-Tip, Young Guru, and others. The topic of conversation is, should rappers rap about the reality of what goes on in the environments they come from? Or should they ignore it and rap about what’s selling and being pushed by the music industry? Jay & Guru highlight that rappers are scared to be themselves in fear of not being accepted by the public. Jay then goes on to recite a few bars off “Dead Presidents” stating that his lyrics, for better or worse, are based on his real life experiences. The clip then cuts to Jay in the booth recording “December 4th” and in walks his mother, Mrs. Gloria Carter, who is greeted by Jay’s best friend and partner, Ty-Ty. She is there on her birthday to record vocals for the track. A perfect example of what makes Jay-Z the greatest rapper ever. His music has always been based on honesty, regardless of the subject matter or the type of record, he always raps about his real life. And his music has the perfect balance of having substance without coming off as preachy, and still making records that could appeal to any audience.

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76,461 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Same birdbrain who was out here slandering Jay-Z, calling him broke, saying he’s a federal informant, and lying about him, his family, and his business. All in support of Nicki & Nas. And Nas liked her video. But let Jay drop an album on the same day as Nas, or let one of Jay’s friends post a picture of Jay with all his Grammys around the same time that Nas announces a new album. The whining and bitching would never stop.
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Same birdbrain who was out here slandering Jay-Z, calling him broke, saying he’s a federal informant, and lying about him, his family, and his business. All in support of Nicki & Nas. And Nas liked her video. But let Jay drop an album on the same day as Nas, or let one of Jay’s friends post a picture of Jay with all his Grammys around the same time that Nas announces a new album. The whining and bitching would never stop.

Luis

58,596 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Next up, letter J: “Jay-Z Blue” #JayZ30 #JayZ Jay-Z: “You know, something that we [Jay and Beyoncé] both created. We still marvel at her [Blue Ivy]. It’s most obvious with a song called ‘Jay-Z Blue.’ And it deals with, like, my Pop left when I was young, so he didn’t teach me how to be a man, nor how to raise a child or treat a woman. So, of course, my karma — the two things I need I don’t have, and I have a daughter. It’s the paranoia of not being a great dad. ...All those fears, anxieties, and insecurites start setting in, I mean, if you intend to do it the right way ... I have to make sure that I don’t repeat that same cycle, you know, because I do have my father’s DNA. I’m sure he didn't set out to leave, ‘cause he actually married my mom ... he tried. ...I don't want that to happen, so let me talk about it, let me deal with these feelings, let me deal with these emotions ... let me work it out. That’s what ‘Jay-Z Blue’ is ... the story in a nutshell.”
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Next up, letter J: “Jay-Z Blue” #JayZ30 #JayZ Jay-Z: “You know, something that we [Jay and Beyoncé] both created. We still marvel at her [Blue Ivy]. It’s most obvious with a song called ‘Jay-Z Blue.’ And it deals with, like, my Pop left when I was young, so he didn’t teach me how to be a man, nor how to raise a child or treat a woman. So, of course, my karma — the two things I need I don’t have, and I have a daughter. It’s the paranoia of not being a great dad. ...All those fears, anxieties, and insecurites start setting in, I mean, if you intend to do it the right way ... I have to make sure that I don’t repeat that same cycle, you know, because I do have my father’s DNA. I’m sure he didn't set out to leave, ‘cause he actually married my mom ... he tried. ...I don't want that to happen, so let me talk about it, let me deal with these feelings, let me deal with these emotions ... let me work it out. That’s what ‘Jay-Z Blue’ is ... the story in a nutshell.”

Luis

28,228 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Doe Boy says Future could beat BOTH Jay-Z and Drake in a Verzuz battle 😳🎶. According to him, Future’s catalog is just too deep and too dominant in the streets to lose in that type of matchup. With years of hits, features, and club records, he thinks Pluto would walk away with the win. Do y’all agree with Doe Boy, or are Jay-Z or Drake still winning that Verzuz? 🤔👇 via Mr. Jay Hill
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Doe Boy says Future could beat BOTH Jay-Z and Drake in a Verzuz battle 😳🎶. According to him, Future’s catalog is just too deep and too dominant in the streets to lose in that type of matchup. With years of hits, features, and club records, he thinks Pluto would walk away with the win. Do y’all agree with Doe Boy, or are Jay-Z or Drake still winning that Verzuz? 🤔👇 via Mr. Jay Hill

Traps N Trunks

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T.I. calls Ye, Jay-Z, and Wayne the “juggernauts” of hip-hop and says he was humbled they agreed to collaborate on “Swagga Like Us,” as it was less about competition and more about creating a cultural moment in hip-hop. “I didn’t think that there would be so much support from my peers and constituents in the industry, and those are the juggernauts of this thing of ours. “It wasn’t even about trying to outperform anybody or anything like that. I just wanted to live up to the moment. I was elated that everybody showed up and presented their art on my behalf. It felt special.”
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T.I. calls Ye, Jay-Z, and Wayne the “juggernauts” of hip-hop and says he was humbled they agreed to collaborate on “Swagga Like Us,” as it was less about competition and more about creating a cultural moment in hip-hop. “I didn’t think that there would be so much support from my peers and constituents in the industry, and those are the juggernauts of this thing of ours. “It wasn’t even about trying to outperform anybody or anything like that. I just wanted to live up to the moment. I was elated that everybody showed up and presented their art on my behalf. It felt special.”

yzyupdates

28,771 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

🚨 DJ Akademiks Questions Pharrell’s “JAY-Z Is Ready For War” Comments At Yankee Stadium 👀 DJ Akademiks reacted after Pharrell hyped up JAY-Z during his recent Yankee Stadium appearance, telling the crowd that “they poked the bear,” and suggesting JAY-Z has put on his “helmet” and is getting ready for war. Akademiks questioned who Pharrell could have been referring to, arguing that JAY-Z is no longer competing in today’s rap landscape. 🗣️ DJ Akademiks: • “War with who?” • “JAY-Z is a legendary artist, but he’s not a current artist competing with today’s rappers.” • “Unless he’s competing with people from his own era… who is he going to war against?” ➡️ Akademiks said he doesn’t believe JAY-Z could realistically battle any of today’s top artists, comparing the idea to Shaquille O’Neal trying to return to the Celtics and make another championship run. 🗣️ “He had his time. It was great. But it’s over. There’s nothing wrong with being a legacy act.” ➡️ When viewers mentioned Drake, Akademiks dismissed the idea entirely, arguing that Drake surpassed JAY-Z on all levels musically and commercially years ago and that the two are no longer competing in the same space. 🗣️ “Drake beat JAY-Z in all the metrics almost 10 years ago. Drake is fighting a completely different race.” ➡️ Akademiks added that while he expects JAY-Z could still release new music, he believes Pharrell’s comments about going to “war” don’t make sense if they’re referring to competing with today’s biggest rap stars. 👀 Who do you think Pharrell was talking about when he said JAY-Z is getting ready for “war”?
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🚨 DJ Akademiks Questions Pharrell’s “JAY-Z Is Ready For War” Comments At Yankee Stadium 👀 DJ Akademiks reacted after Pharrell hyped up JAY-Z during his recent Yankee Stadium appearance, telling the crowd that “they poked the bear,” and suggesting JAY-Z has put on his “helmet” and is getting ready for war. Akademiks questioned who Pharrell could have been referring to, arguing that JAY-Z is no longer competing in today’s rap landscape. 🗣️ DJ Akademiks: • “War with who?” • “JAY-Z is a legendary artist, but he’s not a current artist competing with today’s rappers.” • “Unless he’s competing with people from his own era… who is he going to war against?” ➡️ Akademiks said he doesn’t believe JAY-Z could realistically battle any of today’s top artists, comparing the idea to Shaquille O’Neal trying to return to the Celtics and make another championship run. 🗣️ “He had his time. It was great. But it’s over. There’s nothing wrong with being a legacy act.” ➡️ When viewers mentioned Drake, Akademiks dismissed the idea entirely, arguing that Drake surpassed JAY-Z on all levels musically and commercially years ago and that the two are no longer competing in the same space. 🗣️ “Drake beat JAY-Z in all the metrics almost 10 years ago. Drake is fighting a completely different race.” ➡️ Akademiks added that while he expects JAY-Z could still release new music, he believes Pharrell’s comments about going to “war” don’t make sense if they’re referring to competing with today’s biggest rap stars. 👀 Who do you think Pharrell was talking about when he said JAY-Z is getting ready for “war”?

Cousin Tino ™️

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