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Jay Z fell off but he still kind of nice.
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Hero!387;5320346 said:Jay-Z's music has been stale for years now. American Gangster was extremely impressive, a testament to how talented he really is but he usually limits his own talent to maintain pop culture relevancy. He's made the same album a few times Kingdom Come, The Blueprint 2 & The Blueprint 3 are all pretty much recycled versions of the same project and Watch The Throne is the worst of them all, the sloppiest, most pointless thing I've heard in some time.
usmarin3;5320387 said:Hero!387;5320346 said:Jay-Z's music has been stale for years now. American Gangster was extremely impressive, a testament to how talented he really is but he usually limits his own talent to maintain pop culture relevancy. He's made the same album a few times Kingdom Come, The Blueprint 2 & The Blueprint 3 are all pretty much recycled versions of the same project and Watch The Throne is the worst of them all, the sloppiest, most pointless thing I've heard in some time.
Blueprint2 and 3 is no worse than mediocre ass Street Disciple and Hiphop is Dead. Distant Relatives was audio Nyquil, Damien Marley bodied that nigga on the whole album, especially on Patience.
usmarin3;5320372 said:Hero!387;5320324 said:Not selling records doesn't necessarily mean you fell off. Nas doesn't sell millions like he used to because he doesn't try to pander to the masses. He's not concerned with "the rap game" he's concerned with pushing the limits of his creativity and craft. Stillmatic, God's Son, Street's Disciple, Hip Hop Is Dead, (untitled), and Distant Relatives are all releases nearly completely void of any attempts to please all sides of the fence. Nas didn't fall off, he was real enough to not give a fuck about the fake love and walk away to make real music.
Then what do you call this? Blatant crossover attempts
You niggas are the biggest hypocrites ever and conveniently turn a blind eye to shit that contradicts your stance.
ohhhla;5321672 said:Nas can't pander to masses.
You Nas stans think he can but he can't.
You think he chooses not to go platinum or gold.
Like he's putting it out for free and acclaim.
Reggie80;5321625 said:@usmarin3 I have a couple of questions for you bruh are you saying nas is wack?
If Nas and Jay never got into it would you feel the same way about Nas?
Why did you skip past @a_list post cause that shit seems too make alot of sense!
bankrupt baller;5322046 said:The marines as a whole lost.
usmarin3;5322055 said:bankrupt baller;5322046 said:The marines as a whole lost.
bet you wouldn't go up to one and say that, female or male in your case.
Disciplined InSight;5321812 said:ohhhla;5321672 said:Nas can't pander to masses.
You Nas stans think he can but he can't.
You think he chooses not to go platinum or gold.
Like he's putting it out for free and acclaim.
See It Was Written and I Am to refute your 1st statement.
Nas "chooses" to put crossover singles on his albums because we all seemed to forget that this is still a business and he has to "play the game" for the dumb downed audience out there for those that fiend for radio-friendly singles to sing along, dance along etc., but in a way Nas has to put something into it to maintain some creativity because Hip Hop is still an art.
Nas has gotten to a point where he realizes his music ain't for the dumb-downed whereas Jay don't mind dumbing to double his dollars and audience to the point now his lyrical exercises gotten somewhat flabby and sick...but at least he admitted it.
And let's not forgot Jay can go platinum easily nowadays...as long as Kanye's in the mix.
starvin;5322109 said:starvin;5322109 said:The stannery in this thread is slightly disturbing
bankrupt baller;5322857 said:vanilla ice sold 14 mill.....GOAT