**Brand New** G-Unit ......... Catch A Body

[5 Grand]

I don't want to start another thread, but I have something to say.

First of all, the song is cool. Its that "aggressive content" that G-Unit is known for.

But now that G-Unit has been in the industry for 15+ years they seem to be stuck on the "aggressive content". Maybe that's just their niche and thats what their fans want to hear but it makes me wonder, how come they don't rap about other stuff like whats corporate america like? Whats the entertainment industry like? Whats the dating situation like when you become famous?

I can remember when KRS One came out his first album was Criminal Minded. Then he started making conscious rap and he'd switch it up, sometimes he'd rap about some gangsta sh!t and the next song would be socio-political. Granted, KRS wasn't multiplatinum but he had a solid fan base, he still does.

Nas switched his style up, so did Jay.

Am I the only one that would like to hear G-Unit switch up their content? Or does everybody accept that thats what they rap about and thats that?

 

[Roster Player #99]

I don't want to start another thread, but I have something to say.

First of all, the song is cool. Its that "aggressive content" that G-Unit is known for.

But now that G-Unit has been in the industry for 15+ years they seem to be stuck on the "aggressive content". Maybe that's just their niche and thats what their fans want to hear but it makes me wonder, how come they don't rap about other stuff like whats corporate america like? Whats the entertainment industry like? Whats the dating situation like when you become famous?

I can remember when KRS One came out his first album was Criminal Minded. Then he started making conscious rap and he'd switch it up, sometimes he'd rap about some gangsta sh!t and the next song would be socio-political. Granted, KRS wasn't multiplatinum but he had a solid fan base, he still does.

Nas switched his style up, so did Jay.

Am I the only one that would like to hear G-Unit switch up their content? Or does everybody accept that thats what they rap about and thats that?

Lmao

 

[*~queenbee~*]

:-1:

 

[BusterBreeze]

I don't want to start another thread, but I have something to say.

First of all, the song is cool. Its that "aggressive content" that G-Unit is known for.

But now that G-Unit has been in the industry for 15+ years they seem to be stuck on the "aggressive content". Maybe that's just their niche and thats what their fans want to hear but it makes me wonder, how come they don't rap about other stuff like whats corporate america like? Whats the entertainment industry like? Whats the dating situation like when you become famous?

I can remember when KRS One came out his first album was Criminal Minded. Then he started making conscious rap and he'd switch it up, sometimes he'd rap about some gangsta sh!t and the next song would be socio-political. Granted, KRS wasn't multiplatinum but he had a solid fan base, he still does.

Nas switched his style up, so did Jay.

Am I the only one that would like to hear G-Unit switch up their content? Or does everybody accept that thats what they rap about and thats that?

nigga stfu

 

[Karl.]

Hopefully this is the worst track on the tape.

 

[dee.i.pee]

Might have been a hit in 2004

 

[bck145]

I don't want to start another thread, but I have something to say.

First of all, the song is cool. Its that "aggressive content" that G-Unit is known for.

But now that G-Unit has been in the industry for 15+ years they seem to be stuck on the "aggressive content". Maybe that's just their niche and thats what their fans want to hear but it makes me wonder, how come they don't rap about other stuff like whats corporate america like? Whats the entertainment industry like? Whats the dating situation like when you become famous?

I can remember when KRS One came out his first album was Criminal Minded. Then he started making conscious rap and he'd switch it up, sometimes he'd rap about some gangsta sh!t and the next song would be socio-political. Granted, KRS wasn't multiplatinum but he had a solid fan base, he still does.

Nas switched his style up, so did Jay.

Am I the only one that would like to hear G-Unit switch up their content? Or does everybody accept that thats what they rap about and thats that?

In the thread if 50 can make a 4:44 album.....i would personally like to hear 50's perspective on business....hes been a part of a pretty diverse business portfolio

 

[sapp08_2001]

That Gritty NY. I fux wit it

 

[gee757]

Lol@ spi bodying the whole gggg-uflop especially Yung duck...


Spider seems confused tho cuz he don't know if he wanna praise woodface or diss him..

 

[sapp08_2001]

Lol@ spi bodying the whole gggg-uflop especially Yung duck...


Spider seems confused tho cuz he don't know if he wanna praise woodface or diss him..

Yeah i saw this last night. Seems like he really had beef with Young Buck

 

[gee757]

Lol@ spi bodying the whole gggg-uflop especially Yung duck...


Spider seems confused tho cuz he don't know if he wanna praise woodface or diss him..

Yeah i saw this last night. Seems like he really had beef with Young Buck

Sounds like cuz buck is phony rapper Crip gangbanger dope head crybaby..

 

[Built 4 cuban linx]

I can't speak for the whole group but Banks content has matured and changed on the solos

 

[Angeles1son85]

Lol@ spi bodying the whole gggg-uflop especially Yung duck...


Spider seems confused tho cuz he don't know if he wanna praise woodface or diss him..

cuz he was tryin to stay on good terms so fifth would release his album but fifth never did spider had dope mixtapes tho and for this song its cool but nothin will ever top poppin them thangs might be the best group song ever and hot rod was a failure lol

 

[MiamiNights]

Here this retard go with the fuck shit early smh......................................but the song is so soi heard it twice doubt i'll listen to it again

 

[gee757]

Lol@ spi bodying the whole gggg-uflop especially Yung duck...


Spider seems confused tho cuz he don't know if he wanna praise woodface or diss him..

cuz he was tryin to stay on good terms so fifth would release his album but fifth never did spider had dope mixtapes tho and for this song its cool but nothin will ever top poppin them thangs might be the best group song ever and hot rod was a failure lol

Imo woodface was only fuking wit SPI cuz he knew his pre skool raps was no match for westcoast niggas like yukmouth & gayme so he put a battery n spiders back to get roasted on the mic & fed him lies... woodface just kept cuuuuuuuurtis around cuz spi homeboy picked up yukmeezy chain that fell on the floor after yuk was killing curly on the mic for j prince

Here this retard go with the fuck shit early smh......................................but the song is so soi heard it twice doubt i'll listen to it again

Stfu bitch this wack ass shit was on the 3rd pg cuz it's the typical studio gangsta gggg-uflop track .....& since spider bodied the gggggay-unit wit this interview I thought this was the perfect thread 2 post it n even hot rod said gggg-uflop been over for a decade..

 

[Ear2DaSt]

They sound better solo but they could have eachother on features ....

 

[sapp08_2001]

They sound better solo but they could have eachother on features ....

The last two EPs was fire. They got good chemistry in the booth

 

[KINGCOLD]

They sound better solo but they could have eachother on features ....

The last two EPs was fire. They got good chemistry in the booth

True. Need a whole album though

 

[water ur seeds]

Sounds like one big chorus to me haha Sounds like a wack quality too, what the fck happen to Murda's verse???

 

[x the unknown]

Lol@ spi bodying the whole gggg-uflop especially Yung duck...


Spider seems confused tho cuz he don't know if he wanna praise woodface or diss him..

you would be the one come in here & start hating