Nah facts, I usually hate talking and skits and all that on albums but all his shyt is just perfect, almost like features on the songs lol. Whoever idea it was to sprinkle P on the album won, it really added a lot to the album as a whole.
Future x Metro Boomin - We Don’t Trust You (Discussion Thread)
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everlasting bass was before my time and is still the reference for me for that beat regardless of how many people used it, y’all nikkas ain’t hip hop in here talking lil Wayne or 3-6
fukk Wayne. We bringing up Three 6 because he chopped and looped the damn sample the SAME fukkING way Juicy J did. Metro is still using "Who The Crunkest" as a reference.
None of these guys live up to their rhymes, that partially by design. Rap is like inhuman sometimes.
Two: none of these guys are actual "gangsters" or mafia bosses
three: the mafia bosses and gangsters aren't living by these values most of the time lol
falling out over women is a timeless thing for people from all walks of life. it's not endemic to rappers or street rappers, but yes, there is some irony there. The reason they do all that "hard on hoes" rhetoric is because it sells. Not because it's any realistic way to live a life. but, of course these guys are petty and jealous, and vain and all sorts of things.
Future's whole rap persona is like some kind of a trap star "douche bag" and I like his music sometimes.
Two: none of these guys are actual "gangsters" or mafia bosses
three: the mafia bosses and gangsters aren't living by these values most of the time lol
falling out over women is a timeless thing for people from all walks of life. it's not endemic to rappers or street rappers, but yes, there is some irony there. The reason they do all that "hard on hoes" rhetoric is because it sells. Not because it's any realistic way to live a life. but, of course these guys are petty and jealous, and vain and all sorts of things.
Future's whole rap persona is like some kind of a trap star "douche bag" and I like his music sometimes.
Piff Perkins
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nikkas picking sides lol
Drake fukked Wayne's girl when he was in jail, wouldn't trust him for shyt.These nikkas be acting HOH in their lyrics, but when Drake puts that shyt to the test by treating one of their bytches like a pass-around, it's a problem and they ready to kill that nikka
Dumb ass lol
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This ain't true tho
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Metro basically used the Three Six version
The OG is Rodney O-Everlasting Bass but it's at a different tempo.
Right, this sounds familiar too, but isn't that part of the Wayne beat from Drought 3 too? How many songs does this sample
or is it one sample and a few spinoffs of that same sample?
Album is mid at best. Kdots verse is really the only thing that stands out and after the shock value wears off I doubt I’ll even listen to it because the rest of the song is garbage. Very disappointed in this project.
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Everlasting Bass is the sample in the Three Six song and Wayne version.
