Lets talk about how DMX ran 98 with a ironfist
- Thread starter Notorioushnic
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They know the face and they know the name
smh these jay z stans are annoying fgts. Bring his name up in a thread that has nothing to do w/ him
Arrogance.
King Novak of Melbourne, the First of His Name
@ the attempted derailing going on in here.
Notorioushnic
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Notorioushnic
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Dog just let it go because you're digging your hole even deeper. Someone should just kick away your internet access because you sound stupid as fukk. And while I might add:
After erupting from Brooklyn’s rough-and-tumble Marcy Housing Projects to break through as a recording artist in 1996, Jigga’s initial efforts as a showman were probably better intended than received. “All my early years? Forget it. I was a horrible performer,” Jay said, admitting he learned it the hard way from DMX during a co-headlining tour in 1998. “DMX tore me to pieces. I remember being stunned.”
Through a combination of competitive urgency and the kind of icy professionalism for which he has become known, Jay-Z diagnosed what needed to be done. Namely, highlighting his nimble lyricism by frequently rapping a cappella and executing blustery moves like running through the audience while delivering rhymes that raised the bar on DMX’s macho, shirt-off stage posturing.
Read more: Jay-Z Speaks On DMX Making Him Step His Performance Game Up | RealTalkNY
Awesome Wells
The Ghost of Jack Tripper
I've been sayin' this for years.
This dude single-handedly brought hardcore Hip Hop back to the forefront of the East Coast. His first three albums were ridiculously dope and consistent. He had the game in his hands, but he's always been his own worst enemy.
This dude single-handedly brought hardcore Hip Hop back to the forefront of the East Coast. His first three albums were ridiculously dope and consistent. He had the game in his hands, but he's always been his own worst enemy.
This "ironfist" theory crumbled real quick
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Notorioushnic
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This "ironfist" theory crumbled real quick
Crumbled where, what and how? His Camel stanning ass got exposed left and right bringing that bullshyt so he played his position and stayed in the corner.
So JayZ made more a impact in 1998 because he had one #1 album in comparison to DMX's 2 number ones? DMX single handily changed the game from Jiggy to Gritty within that year and JayZ following suit with Hard Knock Life 2.
Jay even changed his sound up because the Ruff Ryders had the streets on locked. That nikka even said himself that DMX made him step his stage presence up when they were co headlining the tour But according to some nikkas here. Jay dominated 98 lol
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Boy was this track deep!
Boy was this track deep!
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seemorecizzy
Superstar
go watch the hard knock life dvd on youtube
dame clearly says its a roc a fella/ruff ryder partnership
he even gets mad because at the ruff ryder camp about not participating more and being in more scenes
dont let the tour name fool you
dmx was bigger den jay-z in 98
and the anticipation and build up to his album was crazy
seemorecizzy
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i always thought that grand champ was dope
and the great depression was underated
but his lyrical ability/story telling definitely took a hit from the 4th album and on
he changed the whole culture back in 98
it was crazy
the anticipation for his debut was just
and the great depression was underated
but his lyrical ability/story telling definitely took a hit from the 4th album and on
he changed the whole culture back in 98
it was crazy
the anticipation for his debut was just
Never Broke Again
Save stuff for the 2020 Posty's
dude just ran circles around this whole thread 