Conway the Machine - From King To A GOD (Discussion Thread) *Deluxe Edition Drops 12/18*
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@TheDarceKnight they skipping physical again? 
shyt is fire
Spurs 3
That's your opinion. I disagree with you along with the original Coli breh you replied to.
Ppl can disagree here right? And keep it peace right?
Daringer brought gritty hip hop to the forefront of rap again. His beats, Wes, Conway, Benny. That new Armani chick is dope too. She's like Foxy Brown to Jay Z.
Whole Griselda are incredible. Just an incredible addition to rap culture as a whole.
So consistent as well. More consistent then 90% of rappers. Very inspiring.
Playaz Eyez
Veteran
Very good album, and I love the switch up to smoothness on a lot of the tracks. I can also tell some of the people that didn’t actually listen to this album and trying to judge it and they’re sounding pretty goofy. Reminds me of trying to give an oral book report in front of your class but you only read the 1st page and the last page.
Just finished the album and not a single complaint. This might be classic here. I think Conway benefits more with hard drums. I love the daringer drumless loops but this album hit hard and was enjoyable as fukk. The shady debut will be trash compared to this watch that's why he's dropping this one even Conway knows the shady one will piss a lot of og fans off lol
This one delivered I love it
This one delivered I love it
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
Front lines
Off first listen this might be Conway's greatest track ever. This is GOAT level shyt. Like biggie level shyt. He used a whole new flow and rhyme scheme on that 2nd verse. That's what I wanna see from these dudes. Growth. All the real GOATS were versatile. They never wanted to stay in a box. Conway showed some serious progress on this. That 2nd verse is about as perfect as you can get as an MC. Lyricism, flow, substance. The blow your head off raps are dope but I'd like to hear some real messages in their verses too. They got the influence now.
I just seen a video on the news I couldn't believe (Nah)
Another racist cop kill a nikka and get to leave (Again?)
He screamin', I can't breathe, cop ignorin' all his pleas
Hands in his pocket, leanin' on his neck with his knees (Pssh)
Cracker invent the laws, that's why the system is flawed
Cops killin' black people on camera and don't get charged
We ain't takin' no more, we ain't just pressin' record
Can't watch you kill my brother, you gon' have to kill us all (Bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-boom)
Just 'cause he from the ghetto, that don't mean he sellin' crack
He drivin' home from work, you pull him over 'cause he black
Think he gangbangin' 'cause he got dreads and a few tats
He reach for his ID, you think he reachin' for a strap
He get out, put his hands up, and he still gettin' clapped
But if he try to run, you just gon' shoot him in his back
What if it was my son? I wonder how I'm gon' react
I bet I'm finna run up in this precinct with this MAC
Off first listen this might be Conway's greatest track ever. This is GOAT level shyt. Like biggie level shyt. He used a whole new flow and rhyme scheme on that 2nd verse. That's what I wanna see from these dudes. Growth. All the real GOATS were versatile. They never wanted to stay in a box. Conway showed some serious progress on this. That 2nd verse is about as perfect as you can get as an MC. Lyricism, flow, substance. The blow your head off raps are dope but I'd like to hear some real messages in their verses too. They got the influence now.
I just seen a video on the news I couldn't believe (Nah)
Another racist cop kill a nikka and get to leave (Again?)
He screamin', I can't breathe, cop ignorin' all his pleas
Hands in his pocket, leanin' on his neck with his knees (Pssh)
Cracker invent the laws, that's why the system is flawed
Cops killin' black people on camera and don't get charged
We ain't takin' no more, we ain't just pressin' record
Can't watch you kill my brother, you gon' have to kill us all (Bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-boom)
Just 'cause he from the ghetto, that don't mean he sellin' crack
He drivin' home from work, you pull him over 'cause he black
Think he gangbangin' 'cause he got dreads and a few tats
He reach for his ID, you think he reachin' for a strap
He get out, put his hands up, and he still gettin' clapped
But if he try to run, you just gon' shoot him in his back
What if it was my son? I wonder how I'm gon' react
I bet I'm finna run up in this precinct with this MAC
Is 50 Cent scared of Llyod Banks verse?
If not, he should be.
Can 50 be reeled out of t.v land back to rap?
50 should appologize to Banks for putting him on the spot and disrespecting him.
Banks verse was insanity.
Hip Hop wise - exactly what's needed.
He's part of right moves being made.
Good luck 50, and lead the way Banks!
If not, he should be.
Can 50 be reeled out of t.v land back to rap?
50 should appologize to Banks for putting him on the spot and disrespecting him.
Banks verse was insanity.
Hip Hop wise - exactly what's needed.
He's part of right moves being made.
Good luck 50, and lead the way Banks!
Banks pisses me off especially after hearing that verse why can't havoc lace this guy with an album like he did meth smh
Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
Dough and Damani...
Playaz Eyez
Veteran
On some of Banks’ recent projects, he’s had L.O.X. syndrome (honestly just Jada/Sheek syndrome) where it’s like he intentionally gets underwhelming production so his lyrics can be the focus. It’s very annoying, cause lyrically Banks is elite, even with the flow change from years ago.
Funcrusher
All Star
Conway is such a great MC 