Actually, I was kind of a Royce stanley in high school when i first started loving hip hop. If you had asked me what some of my favorite albums were back then I probably would have said Death Is Certain. But, by the time Slaughterhouse became Slaughterhouse he had already gotten stale to me.... The kind of staleness that makes you forget what you liked about him in the first place.Like, if you don't like any of their styles, I don't think you'll ever like them. But when it comes to actually writing a song rather than just piecing together hard verses, there's definitely a lot of progress since the first (and conversely, a lot of progress still to be done if they're just sending in verses to a producer still).
Of course we all remember this topic
So we can see that Slaughterhouse was not completely hated among GAF HOP. PD proved himself to be the king of all hypocrites just like his daddy Nas by going back and editing his post here, but he gave it a pretty high review, like a 7 or 8/10.
Ahhhh, that's cool. I imagine you're dealing with some crazy bored army 'yankees' over there hahaWell there are like parties targeting black or hip-hop military.. and then there are clubs near the bases.
If I wasn't dealing with Americans like I am, I wouldn't need to stay as sharp as I do on the new new shit..