JAY-Z ~ 4:44 (Discussion Thread)

[Sauce Dab]

That's the perfect Coli nikka bar

Yeah you already know the stans on here won't like that

 

[King Jove]

Who they F'n with, and we got FN's too
Before we had A&R's we had AR's too
We the only ones really movin' like y'all say y'all do

 

[Zero]

Think I just popped up in this bytch like a fetus? Nah
Pregnant pause, give you some second thoughts
There's room on the bandwagon, don't abort

nikka

 

[WaveGang]

This N!gga just dropped a Cohesive, Grown Man, Black Power album. He didn't follow no trends or gimmicks. Just gave you himself. Dude went in on White Supremacy damn near on every song. Loved how soulful it was. So many subliminals. I was like, "Jay getting his NaS on with a socially conscious album, even got a Damian Marley feature." LOL. Gotta play it straight through again. Anyways, dope from first listen just because he dropped nothing but knowledge through the entire project. No ID if he did do all the production definitely gave the project a very again cohesive feel. Loved that it was no rap features basically just all Jay. This is his most personal and vulnerable album.

Conscious rap is now a trend doe... Wtf u om about.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

im buying this on CD when it drop


need that coke in rock form

 

[Harry B]

Anyone? Anyone? Sending us some food

 

[Nostalgic]

Lol and then what?

That type of beat fit Common better.
Jay did it no justice.

*Waits for Team save-a-camel to haul ass after this post*

 

[NaijaProdigy Redux]

Goddamn Hov clapped Kanye

Never getting Watch The Throne 2

 

[Hammer]

Smile is one of the best songs I ever heard Jay is the best ever

 

[Carrera Lu]

Petty Jigga said all those rappers inspired him then shytted on em a week later lmao.

 

[Woodrow]

 

[Yayo Toure]

who can Pass the mustard? I got the styles P freestyle dissing Aaliyah to trade

 

[NaijaProdigy Redux]

HOV talking that shyt on BAM and Moonlight

 

[<<TheStandard>>]

Overall I think Jay-Z delivered....

It's a solid album.....he's just not nearly as good of a rapper as he used to be which means I probably won't come back to this as much as I would say, Volume 1.

Although his flow isn't great, there's gems all over this and it's worthy addition to his discography that shows growth as an artist and as a man.

 

[010101]

jahahahahaa common.sense jigga finally here huh¿*