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the beat bangs on this track
the beat bangs on this track
Bishman said:After reading the Sterogum interview with Drake, it reminded me why I became a fan.
J. Cole / Drake / Kendrick Lamar are my three favorite right now.
Did you listen to The Weeknd, House of Balloons? That's way better.BrLvgThrChmstry said:This is one of the best, if not the best, R&B album I've had the pleasure of listening to this year. Year isn't over etc. but its definitely a contender for the best.
GET SECTION 80 NOW.Ashong said:have never heard of Kendrick before his feature on this album. What should I listen to?
Since leaking last weekend, the rap world cant stop talking about Drakes new album, Take Care. One of the biggest topics of discussion is the track titled Practice, which surprisingly finds the Toronto-native reinterpreting Juveniles 1998 smash hit, Back That Azz Up, and turning it into a slow jam.
XXL spoke to the New Orleans rap vet to find out his thoughts on the song.
Im kind of flattered that it was Drake and that its an R&B song, he said. I never pictured it to be used that way but he did a great job with it, man.
Juvie, Cash Moneys marquee artist back in the 1990s, said he first heard the song about a month ago when Cash Money parent label Universal contacted him about clearing the sample.
We started going through the clearance process and stuff like that, he said, and when I heard it I was impressed because I really thought that Back That Azz Up was a hard song to remake. The fact that he took it somewhere else, I think it was big. I like that.
Look for a full-length feature with Juvenile tomorrow (November 10) morning on XXLMag.com
I can't get the beat out of my head, can't wait to see the inevitable freestyles it produces.Ben Pierce said:lord knows is just so hot. Just blaze made an instant classic.
I'm pretty much right here with you. There a little bloat to it, but what isn't bloat is just undeniable.LightOfTruth said:this is kind of shit that will stand the test of time for me. AOTY contender, right now.
PhoenixDark said:except Lord Knows. As a rapper Drake has little to no mic presence. That beat sounds completely out of place as he attempts to tackle; sounds like something far more in Rick Ross' lane.
Isn't Cash Money strongly involved with Young Money? Honestly asking since I don't know.DominoKid said:so........Juve likes Practice. i'm rather impressed that Birdman let him get away with his masters/publishing (whatever the fuck you call it)
SECTION80Ashhong said:have never heard of Kendrick before his feature on this album. What should I listen to?
Malleymal said:Jeez Big ghost face went in on this album.... Lmao
lolgifBig Ghost Chronicles said:Now I promise yall...I aint got no expectations or plans to hate on this n*gga unless the shit jus so happens to be wack nahmean...Word is bond. Truth is...I aint really got nothin against son like that yo. Aight lets go...
... Ayo fuck this n*gga b.
Overly dedicated is better IMO.overcast said:Did you listen to The Weeknd, House of Balloons? That's way better.
GET SECTION 80 NOW.
Listen to overly dedicated. Better than section 80 IMO.Ashhong said:have never heard of Kendrick before his feature on this album. What should I listen to?
thekad said:Lil Wayne ruins HYFR.
I liked Overly Dedicated, but I disagree. Not an opinion you normally see.JJBro One said:Overly dedicated is better IMO.
Really? You can already say that?Modern classic
I'm honestly thinking the album would be better if all the features outside of The Weeknd were stripped out. All of them are either lazy-to-bad (Waynes, Andre) or just somehow ended up bad (Kendrick).thekad said:Lil Wayne ruins HYFR.
enzo_gt said:I'm honestly thinking the album would be better if all the features outside of The Weeknd were stripped out. All of them are either lazy-to-bad (Waynes, Andre) or just somehow ended up bad (Kendrick).
After listening to it a lot more, that IS indeed a Kendrick-y kind of beat, it's just he fumbled.
It's pretty great. Second best track after OMDB.Bowser said:Really, really feeling Under Ground Kings. Favorite track on the album.
The intro to the Kendrick song gives me chills, so awesomeeee.SpeedingUptoStop said:The intro is too weird for sure, but you gotta be nuts to thin Kendrick didn't tear up that verse.
effingvic said:the only thing i really dont like about this album is baby on the end of "well be fine". i cant help but imagine his bald ass head and hands rubbing together uncontrollably. i hope someone edits his voice out and just leaves the beat going for a while
What?!PhoenixDark said:Seemed like such a lazy, forced verse too. I'm so tired of them being on each other's music at this point...
Sounds like some ATLiens shit, good stuff.Cudder said:The intro to the Kendrick song gives me chills, so awesomeeee.
Bowser said:Really, really feeling Under Ground Kings. Favorite track on the album.
Yeah, sounded like something for the Mayback album that was released a while ago. Drake just doesn't master that beat, he raps but nothing sticks or is memorable.enzo_gt said:- Lord Knows doesn't fit with the rest of the album at all, as dope as it is. It gets a pass for being dope though.
I don't even whatenzo_gt said:- The sound of someone having a seizure 3/4 through Take Care keeps the song from being the best on the album, or else it would be. Kinda like Lift Off is ruined by having Jay-Z on it.
- Camera gets a skip every time, but I'm not sure why. Probably the voice.
Okay, you're back on track now.I think I'd REALLY enjoy a Weeknd X Drake album, in Crew Love proportions of you. One Drake verse over an overall Weeknd-y feel of a song with some Take Care style production and I'm sold.
Take Care also literally deals with all the same EXACT topics and themes as MBDTF, probably another reason I like it so much. inb4mbdtfhate.
You like the bit of Take Care ~3:15 in? It feels.. out of place. And doesn't even sound that great.SpeedingUptoStop said:I don't even what