Apr 8, 2017

>HOV DISRESPECT

MAN WHAT THE f--- ARE YALL TALKIN ABOUT THAT BATHROOM FREESTYLE VERSE RECORDED WHILE HE WAS TAKING A s--- WAS GREAT.

 

Dec 23, 2014

Likes ain't s--- if you ain't got street credibility. Take your driving test bruh.

 

Apr 21, 2015

 

Jul 29, 2019

best thing to come out of this album rollout

 

Nov 16, 2017

No. He died from an overdose. His following is full of impressionable teenagers. That's exactly what we should be talking about. This is a tragedy.

 

Dec 26, 2017

NO CARTI FEATURE IM SO PROUD OF U ROCKY :ohnoo:

 

Mar 31, 2017

 

Oct 17, 2018

Push been hoping drake drops another diss cus you know he has more s--- in the chamber. Artwork is probably drakes mom giving him head

 

Mar 11, 2017

 

Dec 11, 2016

SHUT THE f--- UP!

Those who call J. Cole trash, an artist who consistently delivers food for thought... I believe they're afraid to think. They fear reality. J. Cole's lyrics, accompanied with mellow beats, impel you to think about what's real. His antagonists only want noise, syrup, and numbness. J. Cole is therapeutic. They don't want that; they prefer rappers who keep the mind/senses cluttered with chaos and dumbed down. It's fear. J. Cole's antagonists fear rappers who can lyrically tear down egoistic walls, unveiling the superficial life they live. They can't face it. Rather than face truth, i.e., Cole threatens the thing that validates them (their ego), they deflect exposure & cast blame on his skills. Just say you don't like his music. He paints life, motivation for those trapped in desolate conditions. You don't appreciate it, but we do. J. Cole makes music for the conversationalist's backdrop, parked in the whip with ya girl or homies politicking about what matters in life. J. Cole makes music for those long trips home after the semester is over, when you want serenity and wise words, a moment to reflect back.

The game needs more talented humble people like J. Cole who've reached stardom but are still tangible & relatable. This inspires the youth. The problem with listeners today is they don't appreciate the fundamentals and original purpose of art, in this case music. They don't appreciate tragedy, the conveyance of pain, of art imitating life. All they care about is gibberish over catchy beats & hooks. And that's exactly what our government wants, rappers dumbing us down, deluging our DNA with senselessness so we don't see the big picture. We need balance, a lot of y'all are zoned out on music that feeds your reptilian brain while starving your higher self. This phenomenon is a product of hip hop culture's appropriation and hijacking, then packaged and fed back to us devoid of the fundamentals.

We need to get back to the fundamentals of Hip Hop and stop letting Jews like Lyor Cohen exploit and dictate our culture to us.

 

Aug 19, 2023

1. Rhyming on a beat doesn't mean "my diss is better". What's the purpose of a diss? To offend an enemy, to make him/her look weak, to k--- that b------. Right?

and 2. You're saying I'm a dog s---? Also noone on this site can rhyme on a beat? Nice. You'll find out.

Beef SZN 3.5 is on @CreativeSXN @DuragSZN @COTIgang @OffTopic BS

 

Dec 26, 2015

@Koolo you should lock this thread

 

Feb 14, 2020

Music to Have Your Ears Murdered By

 

Aug 21, 2015

Sharebeast link
Like this post and PM me

 

Oct 6, 2017

I don’t care what you say, “I’m the Man” was one of the best hip hop songs of 2016.

 

Dec 21, 2016

Day thirteen, still low IQ

 

Sep 1, 2016

Like if you want a link or s---t me a pm

 

Jun 13, 2017