Yes he is. 3 stacks hasn’t even made a solo rap album
Project Pat:I Like Jay-Z As Far As His Business Sense,But I Was Never Into His Music I Just Was Never Feeling Jay-Z Like That
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Yes he is. 3 stacks hasn’t even made a solo rap album
Must be at Hov Plaza 1. Relevant? She don't have to be. She the muscle.
Touché
I know about the plan...just never heard that Jay helped fuck it up
So you just a dumbass on everything huh? Sports, politics, music... you should just log off the net and watch a cooking show. You probably can't fuck that up.DJ Paul, Juicy J and DJ Squeeky are legendary producers and ahead of their time. Jazze Pha went mainstream and wasn’t even close to their level.
Project Pat is above Jay-Z’s level lyrically, and actually did the shit he rapped about.
The east coast bias is real, Jay-Z is an actor playing a rapper
I was with Jay up until Vol. 2. When that dropped it became evident he wasn't about the art but wanted to be a commercial artist and would follow the "hot trend". IMO most of his catalog sounds dated today because of this.
Jay didn't become "the man" until Vol. 2. Prior to that even NYers didn't look at him as special, but after that release they all got on code to call him King Of NY. I vividly remember when Reasonable Doubt and Vol. 1 dropped a lot of folks wasn't feeling his voice at all. And neither release was held up as the best from NY at the time.
Jay was never huge in parts of the South. By the time he gained momentum there were other southern rappers that were larger in their respective regions, which is why he wanted to do songs with them.
As for Pat, he is a legend in the South and entitled to his opinion like Trick.
I'm jamming Ghetto Green and Mista Don't Play TODAY before any of Jay's shit, but that's just me.
Jay didn't become "the man" until Vol. 2. Prior to that even NYers didn't look at him as special, but after that release they all got on code to call him King Of NY. I vividly remember when Reasonable Doubt and Vol. 1 dropped a lot of folks wasn't feeling his voice at all. And neither release was held up as the best from NY at the time.
Jay was never huge in parts of the South. By the time he gained momentum there were other southern rappers that were larger in their respective regions, which is why he wanted to do songs with them.
As for Pat, he is a legend in the South and entitled to his opinion like Trick.
I'm jamming Ghetto Green and Mista Don't Play TODAY before any of Jay's shit, but that's just me.
Most southern cats do not like New York Niccas period. Our swag is totally different from southern niccas. The problem is the bitches fuck with us. NY niccas came through the south like bulls in a China shop. Project Pat can say all that, but let Diddy, Jay-z or Nas show up in any city, the concerts will be packed and the after parties will be packed. At the end of the day it’s all about bitches. Bitches buy more records than niccas ever did.
I got a dude that works for me from Memphis and he pretty much can co-sign everything Project Pat said. He always says he grew up listening to Luke or a few local artists but they did know a few early Jay-Z/Badboy era songs. Back in them days NY cats was about Lex Coupes, Beemers and Benzes down south they was about ole skools. We wore Timbs, Gortex and Northfaces a totally different swag. The only thing we might have had in common was them southern hoes.
I got a dude that works for me from Memphis and he pretty much can co-sign everything Project Pat said. He always says he grew up listening to Luke or a few local artists but they did know a few early Jay-Z/Badboy era songs. Back in them days NY cats was about Lex Coupes, Beemers and Benzes down south they was about ole skools. We wore Timbs, Gortex and Northfaces a totally different swag. The only thing we might have had in common was them southern hoes.
False. Black American NYers are just Southern transplants in NY. Most Black American NYers are gladly migrating back to the South and spent summers there. Southern cats just don't like grifters. Only NYers who have 0 relatives or connection to the South (immigrants from the Caribbean) believe "they have nothing in common".
There are NYers that don't like Jay-Z that salute Trick and Pat for saying this because most rappers are pussy and want a Roc Nation brunch invite and never would. Real recognizes real regardless where it's from.
Come up with any criteria you can imagine...
You won't have a rapper from the South thats better then Jay-Z.
Not one, but I’m open to hearing who the South have to offer
ALL FACTS!!!
Since you say bitches spend the most money then thats how i know Jay-Z wasn't the shit in the south.ATL,Georgia is proof of that since it's all about the bitches.I promise you we can go ask all the chicks from present to back in the day ,did ATL,Georgia fucks with Jay-Z like that and i promise you will get your answer you as a Jay-Z fan dont wont to hear.
Jay-Z, Mr. Brooklyn himself is a descendant of American chattel slavery in the state of Louisiana. His grandfather Adnis D. Reeves was born in Allen Parish, Louisiana in 1913. He migrated to Brooklyn in the 1940's. Jay-Z's father Adnis Reeves was born in BK in 1949.
That don't mean shit.
Well, it's your opinion, I beg to differ
andre been-jammin’ > shawn carter
Dont need to not to recognize that talent
Just go to now Compound or Velvet Room back in the day when Jay-Z is in town and you have your answer. AG the biggest club promoter/club owner stayed hosting Jay-Z. If you read my post I clearly gave an example of a dude that said he didn’t fuck with Jay-Z like that back in the day. Same way I can only give you a handful of southern acts I fuck with.
“Ghetty Green” and “Layin’ tha Smackdown” were better IMO.
Mane GTFOH wit dat shit........... ATL Georgia as a whole was not some Jay-Z is my nigga type shit.Never has and never will be.(facts)
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That's 100% Fact. I'm from the south and we never held Jay-Z to the level that other regions did. Didn't diss or knock his hustle...but we didn't fuck with him like that. Folks joke about Cash Money, NoLimit, Triple 6...but this is music for the south, by the south. To this day I still don't care for 90% of Jay-Z songs.
Exactly.
That's 100% Fact. I'm from the south and we never held Jay-Z to the level that other regions did. Didn't diss or knock his hustle...but we didn't fuck with him like that. Folks joke about Cash Money, NoLimit, Triple 6...but this is music for the south, by the south. To this day I still don't care for 90% of Jay-Z songs.
Naw..it's the other way...up nawth bitches love a down souf knicca...every time I visit....it's no money needed...they say they love my conversation...cause men up nawth don't talk as much as we do...and they love the fun..and drop the drawls quicker than these down souf women....at least in the Chronicles of the KillaMayne... brah
I ain't never heard noone in the south with a banging ass car....run none of Jay-Z shit....from North Carolina to New Orleans...brah
Me too bruh.
exactly
At what and based on which albums/singles/features?
Just because you are a rapper does not mean you don’t have personal favorites. He just have a perspective from his personal taste in music
spittin’
And that’s cool.
But him and trick daddy, pause, both have something to say about Jay real recently.
They should both say “no comment”.
Example:
If one individual is terrible at their job, they don’t need to speak ill about the employee of the month.
In this case, considering how good each individual is at rapping, Project Wack & the nigga with the homo name are the individuals terrible at their jobs and Jay owns the company.
Then he would have the resume to prove it.
As a Houston south sider never associate DJ Screw with Fuck Action tapes
But Screw did drop some R& B based tapes. Late Nite Fucking Yo Bitch and Old School are the first that come to mind.
Bruh I wasn't trying to say Screw made Fuck Action, I was just saying when I came back to Ohio from Prairie View / Houston I was talking about those tapes......
Cuz thats all those southern dudes would play in our downtime when I was down there.....
Again I was an outsider and a minor....my options for "more" was vastly limited back then....
I didn't learn about Screw's R&B tapes until like '05 or so...but my tastes had moved on by then
It was his opnion, nothing to get butthurt about....
On the flipside, you got cats in the northeast that never heard of legends like Lord Infamous, Tommy Wright, etc.
I was always a fan of all region hip hop as long as I could remember, but people around me not so much.
On the flipside, you got cats in the northeast that never heard of legends like Lord Infamous, Tommy Wright, etc.
I was always a fan of all region hip hop as long as I could remember, but people around me not so much.
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