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New single "RISE” out now. [email protected]

Philadelphia
Joined February 2011
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Joe Budden is more than Pump It Up. And at some point, the casuals should do their due diligence…. Maybe they need my help… 😈
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Yo. @MeekMill lost his mind on "Proud of Me."
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ToNe retweeted
Now the intention is to get the party lit. 😂 I bet. Salute the DJ’s playing the Slaps this weekend.
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I’m happy it’s people saying they didn’t like the Halftime performance Maybe we can get back to the separation of music and stop letting the internet gumbo everything, Real Rap Shit ain’t never been for all y’all
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What if those other rappers aren’t listening to it?
On this song Kendrick Lamar was basically saying he is the greatest rapper alive and nobody can touch him And rappers didn’t say anything back to him because he knows they can’t fuc- with him You gotta respect that
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ToNe retweeted
I did speak to bro but I’m not speaking for him when I say this this sound, tempo, energy isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. If you’re not a fan of our culture, It’s going to be a long 4 years for you West Coast
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GNX
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Man, we might need a “how to listen to rap music” guide book. Or App. It’s getting scary.
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It’s actually getting tough to come on here to engage with ppl who are really apart of this thing and love music. It’s getting impossible to tell who’s who. Nasty.
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Overheard “New Kendrick is like being the sober person at a party, trying to explain to the drunk person, that we’re in danger.. RUN!” A lot of drunks and addicts who don’t know were in danger.
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THEY SAY U PLAY DA FOOL TO CATCH 1. I’D RATHER STAY A GENIUS N BLESS 1.
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YO SHUT.....THEE.....F**K UP GAHDAMN YALL CRY TOO MUCH
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Yo yoooo @mackmaine
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I ain’t gon lie, that “Big as the WHAT” line hit different now lmao
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It would be too easy…..
😂😂😂😂😂😂
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I really feel like the music you hear when you’re 16-22 has a lifelong impact on you that cements itself as your personal “classics” regardless of any music that existed before or after those ages. Just how it goes
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one of the pillars of rap music is being a lyricist so I think if you’re not that, you’re not exactly honoring the craft. but people who started listening to rap in 2014 don’t give af and will claim non lyrical rap as “evolution” as opposed to an erosion of the essence of the art form. respecting a culture means being educated on it’s history/honoring certain core values and being a lyricist is one of the core values of hip hop which is why upon all the “evolutionary” hip hop artists, drake Kendrick and Cole (lyricists) are still the biggest btw, things can SOUND good while simultaneously being an erosion of the art form lol
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Apparently I’m a “bad person” for teasing my own shit :/ the game ain’t what it used to be
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Mase claps back at J Prince.😳 “We not your little ni**as…If you 60 years old and trying to be a street ni**a, you failed.”
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I like talking to mfs that understand rap at a high level about good rap. I need to be around more people like this.
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