Nov 11, 2022

Shade45 liked it lol

 

Sep 5, 2020

1. "Over My Dead Body"

2. "Shot For Me"

3. "Headlines" Classic

4. "Crew Love" (ft. The Weeknd) Classic

5. "Take Care" (ft. Rihanna) Classic

6. "Marvin's Room / Buried Alive" (Interlude) Classic Toxic Anthem/CLASSIC

7. "Under Ground Kings" Classic

8. "We'll Be Fine"

9. "Make Me Proud" (ft. Nicki Minaj)

10. "Lord Knows" (ft. Rick Ross)

11. "Cameras / Good Ones Go" (Interlude) Classic

12. "Doing It Wrong"

13. "The Real Her" (ft. Andre 3000 and Lil Wayne)

14. "Look What You've Done"
15. "HYFR (h--- Ya Fu**in Right)" (ft. Lil Wayne) Classic


16. "Practice"

17. "The Ride"
18. "Hate Sleeping Alone" *
19. "Untitled" (ft. Lil Wayne) *

I am by no means a drake stan. I’ve been very critical of him in my lifetime. With that being said, this album has high highs. A lot of classic songs on here. I always stood by iyrtitl being drakes only true classic but after reassessing the situation in going to say this might be a Classic too. Everything surrounding this album was classic so it is simply classic by association. Drake had the Afro with the stubble and the tank top and the baseball gloves, looking Dominican.

ayy this is a yay

 

Dec 22, 2015

20. Narcos - Freddie Gibbs
"yeah yeah..." Gibbs is chameleon. The effortless transition from Pinata to Shadow of a Doubt is enough to praise him to no end. He's been able to tap into various eras of hip hop without missing a step. He's singlehandedly proving that all concern about rap "changing" and the lack of "lyricism" and blah blah blah is all misplaced drivel. "Narcos" is one of my favorite tracks on Shadow of a Doubt (full disclosure: I don't think Gibbs succeeds on every track on this record, I do have reservations about a handful of joints. But when he hits, it's flawless), and he really manages to drill home the tracks main point: "dope game hard, rap game easier than a mothafucka." Well, when you're Gibbs, I guess it is. His delivery for the repeated "Bow Wow" reference also gets me hard, every time. "Got em for some Yayo and a brick of Lil Bow Wow/E-S to the G-N man these n----s 'bout to bow down, yeah, yeah..." In fact, the way he morphs his delivery, embracing multiple styles on every track, is part of what makes Shadow of a Doubt so effective.


19. Peace of Mind - Lil Herb
Welp, Herbo can also apparently knock hooks out of the park, on top of delivering tightly packaged, piercing, 16s. Game over. Obviously this was apparent to anyone who checked out ...Fazoland, but in case it wasn't, he works double time to make an impact this time around. "I got demons in me I don't fight I just keep 'em inside, ain't no fear -- if you seek, I won't hide," he declares, while still just pleading for peace of mind. That's his entire existence summarized to be honest -- he just wants to be left alone, but wont bat an eye if you try him. Especially if you try him about his family. "But it is what it is, I'll be fine."


18. Pacifier - Young Thug
I'm trying to write a piece about Thug (not for this site) and Pacifier is one of the tracks I talk about, so I don't want to repeat myself too much...but who else can find a place on literally any type of production besides Thug? I praised Gibbs for this, but he hasn't tested himself nearly as much as Thug in my opinion. In this single year Thug rapped on "Pacifier," "There's Gonna Be (Good Times)," "Constantly Hating." Each beat weirder than the last. And on "Pacifier," he's just fitting in, he's putting on a f---ing clinic. His stellar verses are technically sound and sprinkle in just the right amount of self-awareness. This track showcases pop sensibilitiy that I wouldn't believe Thug possessed had you asked a year ago. And he makes it seem effortless. The track starts out with these 4 bars, for f---'s sake:

"Cut the chase, I wanna nut in this place
And I know she liked a n----- taste, I can see it in her face
Now don't make me a cute little Christian, I don't feel like Ma$e
Right 'fore a n----- step inside the house got my messages erased"

He follows that up with "I ain't tryna roll no dice, I just wanna make it right," and then you finally get it -- ohh, he's cheating on her. Gotcha. But wait, the hook is about "pacifiers" and there are children wailing all over the track, why is he coming off without a care in the f---ing world? Why is he so extactic when telling you to "bleed the cops," why does nothing ever seem to bother him? Because he's a better man than us all, to be honest. And as long as he has music as his outlet, he'll continue to be unparalleled in his whimsy.


17. Twist My Fingaz - YG
YG must have a cheat code. There's no other explanation for getting to make classics like "Bicken Back Bein' Bool" and "Twist MY Fingaz" in two consecutive years. It's just not fair. And with him embracing the production he seemed to shy away from on My Krazy Life, he's revitalizing the west in a way Kendrick wishes he could (but seemingly gave up on). YG's rapping also gets underrated too often. He's a natural storyteller. His cadences deliberate and focused. For him, there isn't a life outside his block, it's all one and the same. Partying to shootouts, g--- life to studio life. He may have "made out the west without Dre," but he still goes to sleep "flamed up." And that's why he can make a track thats as menacing as it is liberating. "Do you dance YG, do you dance?" is a rhetorical question. He's already dancing -- it's his turn to celebrate. But you'd be foolish to try and test him mid-dance. You have no idea if he's strapped or not.


16. Best Friend - Young Thug
Young Thug put out a single where the main conceit is that his sisters, mom, and himself are his best friends. How does that not put a smile on your face? That aside, the song itself is simply euphoric. For the billionth time (literally), Thug manages to tape into the absolute essence of a beat and channel the moment better than anyone else alive. From the elongated note he holds at the end of the hook, or on "bumble beeeeeEEEEEEEEE," or for "hol up, hol it hol it n----- proceeeeeeEEEEEEEEdeeeeeeee," to the way he finds specific pockets in the beat to declare his likeness to "michael jackson, n-----," this type of song is way more empowering than, say, "Alright" to me.


@ThyNeighbour @Winter @FlawlessT @Boyz N The Suburbs @Mike Tyson @Ordinary Joel @Michael Myers @Jehovah @BigCountry @Mowkki @Astro @JG2 @Radeem @Enigma @Meero @Soldier @white jesus @Nori @Fire Squad @Clive

 

Jun 18, 2018

If you're threadbanned , you're threadbanned

 

Jul 20, 2017

People who don't understand the millions of fans of this band has must've skipped actually listening to them when they were at the forefront of music and just caught onto the memes later on...

Chester's one of the greatest frontmen in metal history and one of the biggest voices of this generation

 

Aug 29, 2015

while im at it

Mike Dean if your reading this...s--- my d-ck and swollow my balls whole...i dare you to do s--- to my site...you smelly looking douche fa----

 

Jul 7, 2015

3k guests

More ppl here than his first week album sales

 

Dec 8, 2018

Now now children. Let's just enjoy the fact that Cube is still releasing music.

 

Dec 21, 2017

@WeezySXN

 

Feb 5, 2016

Look at this chart of rap quality over time

 

Nov 27, 2015

J Cole and Kendrick been playing with their fans emotions for years, s--- aint even funny

 

Sep 5, 2020

It's only one of two offerings he has in his discography that could be considered classic.

This and NWTS.

So yay

 

Aug 26, 2017

pfft @Ordinary Joel once liked one of my posts newb

 

Mar 13, 2017

Would surely do that. If you agree with Relapse being replaced with the 2nd winner then like this post about
8 - 10 otherwise it would not be fair.

 

Oct 17, 2018

^^ :scottlaugh:

 

Sep 29, 2016

 

May 1, 2015

i eat a---, not sure why anybody wont...i actually look for the hole like i search for it

 

May 23, 2015

Why is SxN80 the only forum that doesn't look like somebody's cousin made it on wordpress in 2006?

 

Sep 29, 2016

@Lastfm yea f--- it its basically friday post up

 

May 14, 2016

Yes. My Krazy Life is a classic, Still Krazy is a masterpiece.

First single comes out next weekend; it has Drake on it and is pretty good in spite of that, but is still the second-weakest song on the album.