CeLLaR-DooR
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nex gin;c-9863711 said:CeLLaR-DooR;c-9863642 said:nex gin;c-9863629 said:Yeah I'm glad the album has been so well received. I was skeptical about a new Jay album at first given his last few offerings, but he more than made up for those weed plates w/ this new joint. The only negative responses I've read were in the comment section of a Yahoo news article. It was the typical..."he's not a real musician"....."see how this low life drug dealer cheated on his wife"......"Jay is a racist/anti semitic"....."blah blah garbage, trashy nigger noise". Basically just a bunch of clueless/racist mfs whose opinions don't matter anyway.
Nuff of my boys are on some 'he's only doin' it coz it's popular' ting. Had a big argument about it yesterday.
Who knows. Jay is a smart dude, so I wouldn't put it past him. I think the album content is genuine and the timing is perfect. I'm sure Jay pays attention to the success of guys like Kendrick, how uncompromising and honest K-Dot is w/ his artistry and how the world has embraced and championed his music/message. Plus I think in general people are getting tired of the redundant, fake, cookie cutter, bland bullshit that has infested the rap culture. No better time than right now for an artist of Jay's caliber to create this type of album. I'll even go as far as saying that this album is essential to Jay's legacy given all that he's already accomplished and how guarded he's always been w/ his personal life. The album is grown. The messages are honest, introspective & real. The overall production is classic, smooth and flawless. Jay made an entire album w/o one track for radio and that shit is still amazing. Gotta give Hov props and respect for that.
Pretty much my exact thoughts