JAY-Z ~ 4:44 (Discussion Thread)

Harry B

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  1. Blueprint
  2. RD
  3. AG
  4. Black Album
  5. 4:44
  6. Vol 1
  7. Vol 2
  8. Dynasty
  9. Vol 3
  10. Blueprint 2
  11. KC
  12. Blueprint 3
  13. MCHG
Would probably say the same but switch BP and RD.

Still can't tell if 4:44 is better than Vol 1 and 2 as well, I listened to those album for damn near 20 now.
But I have a feeling that it might place itself ahead.

Edit, I don't even know why was I was so quick to c/s, I'm not sure if I would place AG above TBA either.
 

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the album cool but it sounds like a mix of mega philosophy (cormega) and you only live twice (gibbs)

the things is both those albums (For Me) are better then this album

and mega agrees with me ...



so this aint mind blowing shyt to me


i am glad peopel love it means meaningful rap can gain some traction in the industry
 

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Keeping my overhead low, and my understand high
:mindblown::mindblown::mindblown::mindblown::mindblown::mindblown:

I'm just hearing the 2nd verse of Bam clearly man!!!

LOL. This nikka don't let you digest a metaphor or entendre or scheme or a clever wordplay before he hits you with another one...

Thats how come you gotta listen to these shyts over and over...

"Put that Drum to your Ear don't ger Sremmumd...., etc.

The scheme about hair !!!! :mindblown::mindblown::mindblown::mindblown:


I ain't typin all that shyt but gotdammit man:banderas:
 

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This is good but I think people online hyped it up a bit too much. It's the best album he's put out since American Gangster though.
 

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@Ziggiy Breh...
I'm listening to your guest appearance on FTESWL.COM w/ @LinusCaldwell :ohlawd:


I Cosign all you said, Breh.


:blessed: breh :wow: numbers doing well podcast episode soaring.


I feel like this album is gonna get a lot of love especially when he goes on tour.
 

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@LinusCaldwell

I disagreed with your angle, Breh.

To say Jay's message would work better in interviews is inaccurate.

Jay didn't wake up and say "I'm going to change the world with this album".

He's an artist and a true artist, who loved his craft, is compelled to create art and the best way to do that is by taking pages from one's own emotions and experiences and not being addressed to be vulnerable in their muse.

He will give interviews but there true influence WILL BE from how this album is digested over time.

Secondly, to say young people aren't checking for Jay may...MAY be accurate but, Breh, the kids go to school and even though they may not be checking for the principle or the financial donors...best believe the people they aren't checking for are the people who can still influence the people those kids are checking for.

The kids like the art teacher me. Kendrick? It they like the guidance counselor Mr. Drake?

Well, guess who those teachers will ultimately be influenced by?

Hip-hop works the same.

Jay will influence the culture and whether nikkas are checking for it or not... They will be affected by it.

@Ziggiy thoughts?
 

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the album cool but it sounds like a mix of mega philosophy (cormega) and you only live twice (gibbs)

the things is both those albums (For Me) are better then this album

and mega agrees with me ...



so this aint mind blowing shyt to me


i am glad peopel love it means meaningful rap can gain some traction in the industry


I like Mega...but he just trying to ride the wave ...
 
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