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Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV

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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1821 » by j4remi » Mon Jul 3, 2017 2:51 pm

Tell me every frequent poster from the hip hop threads didn't wonder what Greenie's face was the first time she heard 4:44 (track not album) :lol:
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1822 » by Greenie » Mon Jul 3, 2017 4:37 pm

IllmaticHandler wrote:Jay Z has a message but his lyrics are TIRED ON THIS outside of two joints. I got caught up in liking the message, but outside of The Story of OJ and the one with Marley This album is Buns Lyrically and flow wise. This album is kinda overrated. Jay Z is LAAAAAAAZY.



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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1823 » by CoolKids » Mon Jul 3, 2017 4:40 pm

Yea 4:44 was nothing special. I'd give it a 7/10.
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1824 » by Greenie » Mon Jul 3, 2017 4:42 pm

j4remi wrote:Tell me every frequent poster from the hip hop threads didn't wonder what Greenie's face was the first time she heard 4:44 (track not album) :lol:

Bey need to remind dude.

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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1825 » by Greenie » Mon Jul 3, 2017 5:08 pm

I hope Bey fuqed the hell out of ODB.

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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1826 » by EricAnderson » Tue Jul 4, 2017 2:16 am

The beats bored the hell out of me

I know beat snobs love it for how it's crafted but it does nothing for me

Jays very solid lyrically but what the hell happened to his flow? A lot of it is spoken word
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1827 » by IllmaticHandler » Tue Jul 4, 2017 2:58 am

EricAnderson wrote:The beats bored the hell out of me

I know beat snobs love it for how it's crafted but it does nothing for me

Jays very solid lyrically but what the hell happened to his flow? A lot of it is spoken word



Yeah someone else I know said that as well. Said he dont sound like he rapping, but speaking poetry. :lol:
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1828 » by JBreezeNY » Tue Jul 4, 2017 3:06 am

Surprised to see the criticism in here.

Album is great, definitely his best album since Blueprint, easily his most cohesive album ever, lyrically he spitting a lot of gems & he's forsaken his flow in favor for raw emotion and truly expressing himself.

Marcy Me, Legacy, Moonlight, 4:44, Kill Jay Z all display Hov at his most vulnerable.

One thing I've always said is rap is like ball, if you lose a valuable skill set (athleticism/flow) make sure you transfer your energy into making something else elite (post-up game/lyrics). Hov definitely has done that and then some.

This is the type of album you ride on the subway, bump on a drive just to think about life, just a dope album to hear from someone who has been mainstream & flossy his entire career.

It's like Nelly making a good conscious album, it's unbelievable.
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1829 » by 3toheadmelo » Tue Jul 4, 2017 3:11 am

JBreezeNY wrote:Surprised to see the criticism in here.

Album is great, definitely his best album since Blueprint, easily his most cohesive album ever, lyrically he spitting a lot of gems & he's forsaken his flow in favor for raw emotion and truly expressing himself.

Marcy Me, Legacy, Moonlight, 4:44, Kill Jay Z all display Hov at his most vulnerable.

One thing I've always said is rap is like ball, if you lose a valuable skill set (athleticism/flow) make sure you transfer your energy into making something else elite (post-up game/lyrics). Hov definitely has done that and then some.

This is the type of album you ride on the subway, bump on a drive just to think about life, just a dope album to hear from someone who has been mainstream & flossy his entire career.

It's like Nelly making a good conscious album, it's unbelievable.

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This is the type of album you ride on the subway, bump on a drive just to think about life

I was literally on the train when i first heard the album... it's deep
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1830 » by Mecca » Sun Jul 23, 2017 12:49 pm

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http://www.slamonline.com/nba/slam-podcast-skyzoo/

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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1831 » by Manhattan Project » Mon Jul 24, 2017 12:23 am

Mecca wrote:New SLAM magazine podcast with Skyzoo.

Zoo know ball more than 99% of this board and it's pretty evident. Love his analogies regarding Knicks.

http://www.slamonline.com/nba/slam-podcast-skyzoo/

Also.. that Bamboo man... strap black like fab 5 apparel.



Peddlers Theme is another great project from him...



The Champagne Files is a quickie, but damn good.


Even the Doppelgangaz new album was dope. Probably the most underrated group in NY for some time now.

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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1832 » by Mecca » Mon Jul 24, 2017 12:27 am

Manhattan Project wrote:
Mecca wrote:New SLAM magazine podcast with Skyzoo.

Zoo know ball more than 99% of this board and it's pretty evident. Love his analogies regarding Knicks.

http://www.slamonline.com/nba/slam-podcast-skyzoo/

Also.. that Bamboo man... strap black like fab 5 apparel.
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Peddlers Theme is another great project from him...



The Champagne Files is a quickie, but damn good.


Even the Doppelgangaz new album was dope. Probably the most underrated group in NY for some time now.

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Spoke to ill and Jose7 about it already. Project is ill. Love the way he attacked those beats. Between that and the new Alchemist tape, we had a good weekend.
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1833 » by Jose7 » Mon Jul 24, 2017 1:31 am

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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1834 » by Greenie » Mon Jul 24, 2017 6:26 am

I was wondering when you guys were going to post about that guy.
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1835 » by SOUL » Mon Jul 24, 2017 7:01 am

is this page **** up for anyone else :o
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1836 » by Manhattan Project » Wed Jul 26, 2017 12:27 am

Get at me...

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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1837 » by Mecca » Wed Jul 26, 2017 12:29 am

Manhattan Project wrote:Get at me...




I fw this heavy. Am I not hip for never hearing this guy before? I like this vibe for real though.
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1838 » by Manhattan Project » Wed Jul 26, 2017 12:31 am

Mecca wrote:
Manhattan Project wrote:Get at me...




I fw this heavy. Am I not hip for never hearing this guy before? I like this vibe for real though.


One would say it's sacrilegious... because that would mean you don't mess with J Dilla... which would mean I don't mess with you...
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1839 » by Manhattan Project » Wed Jul 26, 2017 12:31 am

SOUL wrote:is this page **** up for anyone else :o


At this point in time I'm just trying to get off this page.
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Re: Official Rap/Hip Hop Thread IV 

Post#1840 » by Mecca » Wed Jul 26, 2017 12:39 am

Manhattan Project wrote:
Mecca wrote:
Manhattan Project wrote:Get at me...




I fw this heavy. Am I not hip for never hearing this guy before? I like this vibe for real though.


One would say it's sacrilegious... because that would mean you don't mess with J Dilla... which would mean I don't mess with you...



I figured he was related to Dilla.

Ayo chill with that though. I love Dilla. Donuts and The Shining never leave my rotation.
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