I understand why you'd listen to it for 20 minutes; each listen reveals something new, adding perspective and context.
Jada flows so effortlessly, like water finding it's level
@DaDapiro this video is 20 minutes long (or is it because of the amount of times I’ve played it back?)
Same suh!
A long time Red strong, but we understand that being loud is not strength.
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"Distant Relatives" - @damianmarley @Nas
He's Scouse. Liverpool is close to Wales, and has a great deal of Irish influence due to migration. Also, liverpudlians are generally against the UK establishment due to historical reasons. All these factors play into his accent, I believe.
I loved Foxy&Kim. Eve too. Kim got 5 mics from Source...deserved 6! Album was fire BUT she nor the others didn't CHANGE the game though they made it more acceptable for woment to rap and go hard. Queen Latifah helped pave the way and show that transition to screen was possible
Agreed 100%! Missy not only changed how women rap, she changed rap for everyone. The repetition in her flows is something @fatjoe was praising her for recently. Her videos also ushered in a new style of creativity
I consider myself an amateur DJ - and even that's a stretch- but when I used to make mixtapes for close friends and myself, I had to get in 2nd verse. Anything less is unfair to artistes and to audience. Maybe if u playing 90s dancehall you can legitimately play 1 verse & chorus
No,no,no!!! @MsDadrian cyaan lef'! Love her so much. Always wanted to meet her in person. Jah Jah. I guess it was inevitable since @rjrnews cut back on newscasts. Walk good, goodie!
Super Cat and probably Shabba. And 80s DJs revere Brigadier Jerry.
Other than the obvious Kartel and Bounty.
Besides Worries and Baby Wayne, who are DJs favorite DJs?
@CollinOHines @AllianceJamaica