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I finally checked my mail and I got Big Krit Cd.....which is a slip cover..not even a case man
I think the both Carter 1 and 2 are better than 3, but each album has at least 2 songs that I really really like.
I'm not sure which I like more between Carter 1 and 2. I'd have to listen to them back to back.
I think the both Carter 1 and 2 are better than 3, but each album has at least 2 songs that I really really like.
I'm not sure which I like more between Carter 1 and 2. I'd have to listen to them back to back.
Spiderjericho said:
here's how it ranks out for me
Drought 3 >>> Carter 2 > Dedication 2 = Carter 1 > all the other stuff
also check out Carter 2.5 and The Drought Is Over 2 (Carter 3 era) for some dope shit that aint make the respective albums
i would recommend the Sqad Up mixtapes cause he kills those, but it aint worth it to sit through a bunch of sorry dudes just to hear Wayne.
Drought 3 Wayne is like a perfect cross-section of all his styles. He's still spitting hard as fuck, but he'd also figured out how to make catchy shit. plus he straight up stole Mike Jones song and effectively ended his career. Sky's The Limit
the thing about Wayne though, is that I wish he had pushed Curren$y more after Where Da Cash At. they had way better chemistry together than Wayne had with anybody else (Birdman, Drake, etc). but i guess it worked out for everybody.
edit: i get some funny looks from people whenever I play C$ for people that only remember him for one song. guess a lot of people thought he stopped rapping, or died or something. i kinda want to hear them on a song together but it'd never happen cause C$ raps rings around Wayne now.
Lil'B Bogarts Concert:
I showed up right after 8, the place was nearly empty, although as I predicted the quality ass ratio was off the charts. Sure, only about a quarter of the people were women, but man oh man were there some sights. I scored three or four Long Islands because I figured they had the best alcohol quantity to price ratio even at seven bucks. The first performer comes on and he's in a wheelchair. The crowd looks up in dismay, everyone thinks this is about to be a bunch of gimmicky bullshit. However, when he starts rapping everyone shuts the fuck up. Dude was pretty ill, like a white handicapped Keith Murray. I met up with this chick I know and her brother (bummer). However he turns out to be a fellow master chef, so we form a BASED coalition like Voltron. I'm so ready to swag out, but the shittiest rap group ever comes on. Basically all of their songs sound like swag-less versions of Racks on Racks. Their so momentously bad that they single-handedly make me reevaluate my love for hip-hop. They leave, thankfully...And I need a couple more drinks. Now I'm drunk, hitting on this chick while she's sitting next to her little teenage brother and BASED GOD is nowhere to be seen. Nearly an hour later, probably some two hours after the scheduled time he comes out of nowhere. Everyone goes nuts. Bogarts fills up to nearly half capacity after only having a 1/4. Everyone swags out. He performs every banger in his repertoire. He fucking killed it, so much energy everywhere even with Bogarts being only half capacity. At this point, I'm going nuts. I leveled up past master chef on Wonton Soup, reaching the Iron Chef level. I single-handedly start a crowd participatory Woop! Woop! Woop! Woop!, which continued throughout pretty much every song. I'm sweaty, I'm happy, BASED GOD exits and I feel like I have been blessed. He comes back out and everyone clamors to get their picture with him. The chick's little brother somehow pushed me out of frame after using my short stature to sneak to the front.
I showed up right after 8, the place was nearly empty, although as I predicted the quality ass ratio was off the charts. Sure, only about a quarter of the people were women, but man oh man were there some sights. I scored three or four Long Islands because I figured they had the best alcohol quantity to price ratio even at seven bucks. The first performer comes on and he's in a wheelchair. The crowd looks up in dismay, everyone thinks this is about to be a bunch of gimmicky bullshit. However, when he starts rapping everyone shuts the fuck up. Dude was pretty ill, like a white handicapped Keith Murray. I met up with this chick I know and her brother (bummer). However he turns out to be a fellow master chef, so we form a BASED coalition like Voltron. I'm so ready to swag out, but the shittiest rap group ever comes on. Basically all of their songs sound like swag-less versions of Racks on Racks. Their so momentously bad that they single-handedly make me reevaluate my love for hip-hop. They leave, thankfully...And I need a couple more drinks. Now I'm drunk, hitting on this chick while she's sitting next to her little teenage brother and BASED GOD is nowhere to be seen. Nearly an hour later, probably some two hours after the scheduled time he comes out of nowhere. Everyone goes nuts. Bogarts fills up to nearly half capacity after only having a 1/4. Everyone swags out. He performs every banger in his repertoire. He fucking killed it, so much energy everywhere even with Bogarts being only half capacity. At this point, I'm going nuts. I leveled up past master chef on Wonton Soup, reaching the Iron Chef level. I single-handedly start a crowd participatory Woop! Woop! Woop! Woop!, which continued throughout pretty much every song. I'm sweaty, I'm happy, BASED GOD exits and I feel like I have been blessed. He comes back out and everyone clamors to get their picture with him. The chick's little brother somehow pushed me out of frame after using my short stature to sneak to the front.
Spiderjericho
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I finally got around to listening to ALC X Curren$y. Great album. I "might" like it more than the Pilot Talk 1 and 2. Though one of the beats seemed to be inspired by ALC's beat on the REK's album.
And I listened to Big Krit Wuz Here. That joint is great. Massive mixtape with a sampling of different song types. I tried to listen to Return of the 4 Eva but it seemed to have a slower, more introspective and commentary vibe.
And I listened to Big Krit Wuz Here. That joint is great. Massive mixtape with a sampling of different song types. I tried to listen to Return of the 4 Eva but it seemed to have a slower, more introspective and commentary vibe.
Tokubetsu
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HiResDes said:Lil'B Bogarts Concert:
I showed up right after 8, the place was nearly empty, although as I predicted the quality ass ratio was off the charts. Sure, only about a quarter of the people were women, but man oh man were there some sights. I scored three or four Long Islands because I figured they had the best alcohol quantity to price ratio even at seven bucks. The first performer comes on and he's in a wheelchair. The crowd looks up in dismay, everyone thinks this is about to be a bunch of gimmicky bullshit. However, when he starts rapping everyone shuts the fuck up. Dude was pretty ill, like a white handicapped Keith Murray. I met up with this chick I know and her brother (bummer). However he turns out to be a fellow master chef, so we form a BASED coalition like Voltron. I'm so ready to swag out, but the shittiest rap group ever comes on. Basically all of their songs sound like swag-less versions of Racks on Racks. Their so momentously bad that they single-handedly make me reevaluate my love for hip-hop. They leave, thankfully...And I need a couple more drinks. Now I'm drunk, hitting on this chick while she's sitting next to her little teenage brother and BASED GOD is nowhere to be seen. Nearly an hour later, probably some two hours after the scheduled time he comes out of nowhere. Everyone goes nuts. Bogarts fills up to nearly half capacity after only having a 1/4. Everyone swags out. He performs every banger in his repertoire. He fucking killed it, so much energy everywhere even with Bogarts being only half capacity. At this point, I'm going nuts. I leveled up past master chef on Wonton Soup, reaching the Iron Chef level. I single-handedly start a crowd participatory Woop! Woop! Woop! Woop!, which continued throughout pretty much every song. I'm sweaty, I'm happy, BASED GOD exits and I feel like I have been blessed. He comes back out and everyone clamors to get their picture with him. The chick's little brother somehow pushed me out of frame after using my short stature to sneak to the front.
I'm happy for you man. You just got touched, blessed.
PhoenixDark
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Is this you and your friend's sister? She looks like she's lost
I feel like No Ceilings is underrated on here, I loved that shit. Watch My Shoes is one of the best Weezy songs in my opinion.
spindashing
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SWAG. Damn that looked like fun.
inspectah derek
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This is nuts. Good enough to be sold as a retail albumpeterb0y said:New Ghostwridah tape.... 305 stand UP
http://www.djbooth.net/index/mixtapes/entry/ghostwridah-american-alien
I just realized something. Bricksquad is is trap-rap's Dipset.
Like Dipset, they may not be the best at what they do, but they're the biggest, loudest, and most braggadocious.
and they're fuckin awesome.
Am I High - N*E*R*D
All Hail Flocka
side note, this Nashville/Vancouver hockey game is dope. I don't even fuck w/ hockey like that either.
Like Dipset, they may not be the best at what they do, but they're the biggest, loudest, and most braggadocious.
and they're fuckin awesome.
Am I High - N*E*R*D
All Hail Flocka
side note, this Nashville/Vancouver hockey game is dope. I don't even fuck w/ hockey like that either.
Uno Venova
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Yeah NC was great, I'm hotly anticipating his next mixtape, couldn't care less about Tha Carter 4.illadelph said:
PhoenixDark
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I'm surprised his record label's A&R department hasn't gotten him into the gym. Dude could attract the ladies a lot better if he got rid of the pot belly.
Did he do Ellen DeGeneres?HiResDes said:
Also Carter III was a solid album. I mean it wasn't classic or Wayne at his best, but the jams from that album are great. That Bobby Valentino joint was great until it was played the fuck out.
And No Cielings is underrated because I'm pretty sure most of GAF-Hop probably wrote off Lil Wayne years ago.
Too far man.. too far.ReconYoda said:
Lionheart1337
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IrishNinja
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kamspy said:
no idea why you took an otherwise masterful list and shat it up with this, my man.
i'd co-sign much of the rest of it, was on a puba/brand nubians kick the other day but not sure which albums id put up there if i had to call it.
Emperor Bohe
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IrishNinja said:
yeah...Beats, Rhymes & Life is a VERY good album. The Love Movement was alright, it still had joints, but it was definitely was a step down. Definitely not a bad album though.
hey gaf heres a rough top ten list
illmatic - nas
game theory - roots
36 chambers - wu tang
the infamous - mobb deep
only built - raekwon
doggystyle - snoop
ice cube - death cert
e 1999 - bone thugs
midnight marauders - tribe
capital punishment - big pun
lots of cds i really liked alot and if you asked me again in a few days i might replace bone thugs and big pun cause it feel like ive missed something... but again its a rough list
outkast seems like it needs to be there...
illmatic - nas
game theory - roots
36 chambers - wu tang
the infamous - mobb deep
only built - raekwon
doggystyle - snoop
ice cube - death cert
e 1999 - bone thugs
midnight marauders - tribe
capital punishment - big pun
lots of cds i really liked alot and if you asked me again in a few days i might replace bone thugs and big pun cause it feel like ive missed something... but again its a rough list
outkast seems like it needs to be there...
PhoenixDark
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Lionheart1337 said:
hm that sounds...not particularly good
runlikehell
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Samples sound really good imo, hype-get.Lionheart1337 said:
fierrotlepou
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siddx said:
My man.
spindashing
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kamspy said:
Pinko Marx
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ReconYoda said:
One of his better songs.
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