Is this journalistic malpractice? Vibes original Blueprint review by Dream Hampton.

[Harry B]

Only deep nas stans care about her, that story died after a week.
Also she claimed I didn't even follow the news, but after a few weeks I saw that she was talking about them giving him certain bars at studio sessions, which is common. She only added "largely" to get some fame, cause if she said the "truth" from the get go it would've just passed through like nothing. Shock posting.

And malpractice, she was the bytch who gave Reasonable Doubt 4 mics and said he only talked about money and violence

 

[DANJ!]

She didn't give him four mics, that review is here:

Classic reviews : Reasonable Doubt in The Source (1996) « Press Rewind If I Haven't…

But she did write that RD was based off capitalism and shyt like that...

 

[Long Live The Kane]

And malpractice, she was the bytch who gave Reasonable Doubt 4 mics and said he only talked about money and violence

To be fair, Reasonable Doubt was Jay's first album....before he blew up and the Cult of Hov was established in the hip hop media...or in other words, before she became an unabashed Jigga groupie with a undying thirst for camel balls...so she actually reviewed that album from a fairly unbiased point of view, as it was before she was compelled to hilariously shameful shyt like the whole "Jay's really a scholar and a gentlemen...it's peer pressure from those uncultured savage Southerners that makes him go hard on a hoe in his music" bit in the Blueprint review to justify what she would otherwise condemn other rappers for...if she could do it all over again, there should be little doubt her RD review would be purely fellatial in tone

 

[Harry B]

To be fair, Reasonable Doubt was Jay's first album....before he blew up and the Cult of Hov was established in the hip hop media...or in other words, before she became an unabashed Jigga groupie with a undying thirst for camel balls...so she actually reviewed that album from a fairly unbiased point of view, as it was before she was compelled to hilariously shameful shyt like the whole "Jay's really a scholar and a gentlemen...it's peer pressure from those uncultured savage Southerners that makes him go hard on a hoe in his music" bit in the Blueprint review to justify what she would otherwise condemn other rappers for...if she could do it all over again, there should be little doubt her RD review would be purely fellatial in tone

Maybe that her fukking opinion, Jay was in relationships when he was talking that shyt. Same goes for a lot of rappers. Now if he wanted to say ignorant shyt just cause the south? I doubt that, peer pressure? more like because that's what people wanna hear. Jay wasn't too grimey with that misogyny until the south was poppin so she just drew a simple reference, but Big was talking that shyt, the west was talking that shyt and frankly jay was living that shyt in the 90s.

She wasn't nearly as good friends with Jay as she was with Big and Pac.

 

[Long Live The Kane]

Maybe that her fukking opinion, Jay was in relationships when he was talking that shyt. Same goes for a lot of rappers. Now if he wanted to say ignorant shyt just cause the south? I doubt that, peer pressure? more like because that's what people wanna hear. Jay wasn't too grimey with that misogyny until the south was poppin so she just drew a simple reference, but Big was talking that shyt, the west was talking that shyt and frankly jay was living that shyt in the 90s.

Yeah I'm pretty sure it's her fukking opinion...that goes without saying...the point is that it's fukking ridiculous and born out of blatantly obvious bias

 

[Capitol]

Why do people pretend that these hip hop magazines ever had any type of clout?

 

[Harry B]

Yeah I'm pretty sure it's her fukking opinion...that goes without saying...the point is that it's fukking ridiculous and born out of blatantly obvious bias

I don't agree but I can still see what she's saying, can't see how she couldn't see that she talks that shyt cause it sold records though. I'm not gonna discredit 20 years of work for 1 little opinion about why Jay-z made misogynist music. Most people would say cause it sold, others cause he lived it and she tried to go deeper and failed.