bitch you aint got no fans. like i said i put your name in twitter and google search not 1 fucking hit. nobody was #NP your shit. GTFOH. you talk all that confidence shit why the fuck you dont have 1 single fan.
Kanye classics: College Dropout, Late Registration.
As for RD, that album is no better than other 1996 albums such as Legal Drug Money, Hell On Earth and IWW, and didn't make (much) more of an impact either.
Nobody listens to "Reasonable Doubt" offline, breh. Like Tompetrez said, only when Jay became the biggest rapper in the game did "Reasonable Doubt" become a classic.
Kanye classics: College Dropout, Late Registration.
As for RD, that album is no better than other 1996 albums such as Legal Drug Money, Hell On Earth and IWW, and didn't make (much) more of an impact either.
Nobody listens to "Reasonable Doubt" offline, breh. Like Tompetrez said, only when Jay became the biggest rapper in the game did "Reasonable Doubt" become a classic.
It's hilarious how worked up these niggas (most likely white boys) get when they see comments like that. Their crusade to tear down any props dude receives is amazing. Esp this tomp dude, if someone was to compile a thread on all his jay-z material, it'd go diamond before one single post. Just quotes alone.
What? I'm just talking about awards. I fux with both graduation and mbdtf, but they def not classics. Maybe personal classics to you, but not a classic in general from what I see
What? I'm just talking about awards. I fux with both graduation and mbdtf, but they def not classics. Maybe personal classics to you, but not a classic in general from what I see
That's why RD wasn't considered a classic in 1996. Classic take time to marinate and make a impact. That's why everybodies arguement about it not bein popular in '96 is irrelevant.
TBA just has too many great songs: "Encore", "My 1st song", "PSA", "Problems", "What More Can I say", "Moments of Clarity", and thats just all I remember off head. Great fucking album
That's why RD wasn't considered a classic in 1996. Classic take time to marinate and make a impact. That's why everybodies arguement about it not bein popular in '96 is irrelevant.
Na, man, AEOM was praised upon release, so were LAD, Illmatic, The Blueprint, Doggystyle, and GODT. If Jay had faded out after releasing RD, it would NOT be considered a classic. Yes, it's his best album lyrically, but it just doesn't belong in a room with joints like "The Chronic", "College Dropout", or "Ready 2 Die".
