Jay-Z
THE TRUTH; HNIC; The Adonis of the rap game; the Fidel Castro and Che Guevara of rap;
bill Gates of rap-got the game on lock
By MUSIC
THE TRUTH; HNIC; The Adonis of the rap game; the Fidel Castro and Che Guevara of rap;
bill Gates of rap-got the game on lock
By MUSIC
A good rapper in '95, when he dropped Reasonable Doubt, then he started gettin too commercial wit his rhymes and then he juss got gay.
A few good songs by him is pretty much everything on Reasonable Doubt, he still cant touch Illmatic tho
By Adept
Will one day if not already be known as the true greatest of all time. He is already the most admired rapper today. Every rapper who has a record label, clothing line, or any sort of business venture should thank Jay-Z because he is the trailblazer for the lifestyle your favorite rapper has become accustom to. However instead of taking all the credit he share it with mc's that have passed away (big, pac,) or may not be as hot anymore. All those that chastise Jay for stealing, borrowing, or sampling other rappers should know that for example by taking an old Ice-T song "99 problems" he is helping the evolution of hip-hop without forgetting the legends that paved his way,at the same time he is showing the younger rappers how to manage being a well known public figure from the [hood] and how to handle all the attention from high profile court cases to high profile girlfriend. This is something that is never brought to light amongst the common [rap] fans that don't listen to music but would rather skim through it. It is common among those who criticize Jay to say he was good back in 95 but his skills have taken a back seat to creating a catchy radio single. He has admitted some [truth] in that assertion however one must remember that the purpose of the single is to advertise the album itself so in order to draw you in their must be a sure fire hit. Supposedly his best album Reasonable Doubt had no such hit. It is no coincidence then that it was his lowest seller and thereby slept-on. My last point is to refer to the battle between Jay-Z and [Nas]. To make my point I will paraphrase the lines that the mc's used to battle first Jay would attack [Nas] credibility making statements that were 100 percent true from his album not being nowhere as good as his first, how he was getting screwed out of his money (if you check reasonble doubts credits you will see he did pay searchlight publishing) and how he wasn't what he claimed to be. [Nas] responded back by making a whole song calling jay [gay]. Go back and listen to ether all the parts people always mention are parts not based off [truth] they are just [gay] jokes same thing with the stillmatic freestyle [gay] jokes and theat whole "on the freeway to memephis" nonsense.I will give him that Ether is a great diss song but it doesn't cut with the same power as super ugly song did. He said he left condoms in [nas]'s [baby] mamas seat that had to hurt him. This is at the end the day what the battle was [gay] jokes big lips jokes versus personal revaltion that destroys character. At the end of the day anyone who says ether and [nas] are better than takeover and jay probably is one of those people that never wanted hip-hop to progress never want anything new or [change] Jay-Z however is the oppsite as he continues to see how much he can change hip-hop for the better that is why he is the greatest of all time.
"crime family well connected jay-z and you fake thugs is unplugged like [mtv]" "pops new exactly what he did when he made me try to get a [nut] and he got a nut in what" "and all you other cats throwing shots at jigga/ you only get half a bar F*CK YALL N*[GG]*[S]" "it gets te-di-ous/ so i keep one eye open like c-b-s/ you see me streesed right"
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Cockney Rhyming Slang; A cup of tea
"Could you make us a Jay-Z"
By Jamie
The deepest, most talented lyricist ever to set foot in the rap game. Even his commercialized hits have hints of his talent. If you don't like Jay-Z, please sit down and actually listen to what he's saying in one of his deeper songs. If you're anything less than ignorant, you'll start to see the truth.
Jay-Z. The hottest that ever did it, man.
By Matt Vendal