Pusha T Feat. Jay Z - Drug Dealers Anonymous (Prod. By DJ Dahi) (King Push 1st Single)
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I know there's gotta be more than three people who feel Jay 's verse was
And I'm just really fukking tired of this drug dealing rap. I don't know how you can call push a decent mc when he can't rap about anything else. I guess him rapping about one thing in so many ways counts
And I'm just really fukking tired of this drug dealing rap. I don't know how you can call push a decent mc when he can't rap about anything else. I guess him rapping about one thing in so many ways counts
Man If u dnt shut ya ass up with this doofy ass sht
That section of the song where he talk bout Emory 
Emory a real one
Emory a real one
I know there's gotta be more than three people who feel Jay 's verse was
And I'm just really fukking tired of this drug dealing rap. I don't know how you can call push a decent mc when he can't rap about anything else. I guess him rapping about one thing in so many ways counts
But I don't recall either really rapping about dealing drugs tho...
lucky lefty
Most Annoying Jay Z (aka GOAT) Stan of All Time
You mean the VerseOTY the GOAT Hov spit on ATWU?
You may not have like the content, but the GOAT Hov was spitting at an insanely high level on that track & completely destroyed Tranny Ma & Sloppy Joe with what would've been VOTY if not for DDA
Not saying they're lyrical equals, but if DDA is Prime Hov lyricism than ATWU is borderline there & only really suffered from his flow being slightly off @ the start
OF course u delusional Hova haters will pretend otherwise just to make yoselves feel better bout the fact yo fav can't spit 1/infinityth as hard as the GOAT
lucky lefty
Most Annoying Jay Z (aka GOAT) Stan of All Time
nikkaz act like the nikka ain't been completely bodying shyt post-TBA
KC was good & featured a brilliant lyrical performance despite it's shortcomings
AG is the GOAT Hov's 5th classic & the GOAT concept album AND soundtrack
BP3 is the GOAT's weakest album but even that was good & had dope shyt
WTT is the GOAT Hov's 6th classic & the GOAT collab album
MCHG is amazing & was the AOTY for 2013 & #1 solo album released this decade
And he's been absolutely GOATly on 99.9% of his features post-TBA
The fact is the GOAT Hov's post-prime career shyts on the prime careers of every rapper not named the GOAT Hov
lucky lefty
Most Annoying Jay Z (aka GOAT) Stan of All Time
You mean the GOAT Hov blessed us with a top 5-10 Jay verse
Piss Stain Papi aka Drizzy Vanilli aka Kike Moist Dee aka Queen Aubrey & Her Woes of The Writers Block Roundtable aka Kike & The Ghostwriting Gang aka Simp Doggy Dawg aka Swag Tsung aka KikeRS-One aka JewPac Shakike aka Pisstikal aka Pissy Elliott aka Pissy Smalls the Notorious D.E.P.E.N.D.S. aka can't even bless himself with a top 5-10 Drizzy Vanilli verse w/o cutting a check for some anonymous maple leaf fukk boy
Still FloW
Gawd Of Shinobi
lucky lefty
Most Annoying Jay Z (aka GOAT) Stan of All Time
Jay Z’s ‘Drug Dealers Anonymous’: How True Are the Rapper’s Drug-Dealing Claims?
Jay Z’s ‘Drug Dealers Anonymous’: How True Are the Rapper’s Drug-Dealing Claims?
On Pusha T’s new track, not-so-Young Hov claps back at a conservative pundit and opens up about his drug-dealing past.
“I mean, I know about budgets. I was a drug dealer.”
Jay Z made the following remark to Vanity Fair in a 2013 cover story that emphasized the rapper-entrepreneur’s past dalliances with the white, mentioning the word “drugs” no less than 15 times. Earlier this year, that past was rehashed again in the wake of his wife Beyoncé’s Super Bowl halftime performance, wherein a gaggle of conservative pundits experienced temporary insanity, endeavoring to manufacture controversy by appearing to take issue with its messaging. One such news troll, The Blaze’s Tomi Lahren, claimed that the pop superstar was “perpetuating the great battle of the races,” and proceeded to deride her husband, saying, “For fourteen years, he sold crack cocaine.”
Well, apparently Jay Z was listening.
On Tuesday night, Pusha T released the new track “Drug Dealers Anonymous.” It features a snippet of Lahren’s asinine right-wing fanfic, followed by a ferocious 2-minute verse from Jay Z, including the lines, “Fourteen-year drug dealer and still countin’, who deserves the Medal of Freedom is my accountant.”
But the more telling lines come later in the song, when the man formerly known as Shawn Corey Carter, 46, opens up in greater detail about his history in the drug game. “Before Reasonable Doubt dropped, the jury hung, bling bling. Every time I come around your city, bling bling. My tenure took me through Virginia. Ask Teddy Riley ’bout me, ask the Federalis ’bout me, tried to build a cell around me, snatched my nikka Emory up, tried to get him to tell about me. He told 12, ‘Gimme 12,’ told them to go to hell about me.”
For those unfamiliar with Jay Z’s story, this will all sound like typical hip-hop posturing. But for those familiar, these names—especially that of childhood friend Emory Jones—take on greater meaning.
In his track “Takeover,” Jay Z raps, “I was pushing weight back in ’88.” He was 19 back in ’88, but by Jay’s own admission began dealing around the age of 14 after his father, Adness Reeves, turned to drugs and left the family. According to Zack Greenberg’s excellent book Empire State of Mind, Jay began moving serious “weight” along with his childhood pal, DeHaven Irby, and Emory Jones. While Irby has accused Jay of exaggerating his drug-dealing past, claiming that most of the raps more closely resemble himself, no one is disputing that Jay Z was involved in dealing drugs.
“One person who spent time with both Jay Z and DeHaven during the early 1990s estimates that Jay Z was moving a kilogram of cocaine (a $12,000 value before the fourfold street markup) per week,” wrote Greenburg. “‘He was definitely involved in the narcotics game,’ says the source, who asked to remain anonymous. ‘There’s no denying that.’”
Jay Z’s track “Do U Wanna Ride?” was made in dedication to Jones, who, in 2000, received a 16-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to trafficking cocaine (he ran a large crack cocaine ring based in Maryland). In it, Jay rapped about the high life waiting for his old pal once he was released from the slammer.
In his autobiography Decoded, Jay Z discussed his years working as a street-level crack and cocaine dealer for Jones in Maryland, writing about how it ended with “police investigations, whole crews arrested,” and adding, “I got out of there just in time. Some of my best friends weren’t so lucky. It was tragic.”
Ten years after Jones went to prison, Jay Z wrote a letter to a federal judge that was included in a series of documents as part of Jones’s motion for a sentence reduction. In the letter, which was acquired by The Smoking Gun, the rapper writes that there is “an employment opportunity for Mr. Jones to fill a recently vacated executive assistant position” at his company Roc Apparel Group, which came with a $50,000 starting salary. “It is my strong desire to have Mr. Jones fill this position,” the CEO added. “I have known Mr. Jones for 15 years. I believe his attributes, including intelligence, interpersonal skills and solid work ethic will be a significant asset for my organization.”
Courtesy of The Smoking Gun
The letter apparently did the trick, and Jones was released nearly six years early in 2010. He was picked up from prison in a Maybach, courtesy of Jay Z, and is currently a creative director at Jay’s company Roc Nation Apparel.
Jay Z’s ‘Drug Dealers Anonymous’: How True Are the Rapper’s Drug-Dealing Claims?
On Pusha T’s new track, not-so-Young Hov claps back at a conservative pundit and opens up about his drug-dealing past.
“I mean, I know about budgets. I was a drug dealer.”
Jay Z made the following remark to Vanity Fair in a 2013 cover story that emphasized the rapper-entrepreneur’s past dalliances with the white, mentioning the word “drugs” no less than 15 times. Earlier this year, that past was rehashed again in the wake of his wife Beyoncé’s Super Bowl halftime performance, wherein a gaggle of conservative pundits experienced temporary insanity, endeavoring to manufacture controversy by appearing to take issue with its messaging. One such news troll, The Blaze’s Tomi Lahren, claimed that the pop superstar was “perpetuating the great battle of the races,” and proceeded to deride her husband, saying, “For fourteen years, he sold crack cocaine.”
Well, apparently Jay Z was listening.
On Tuesday night, Pusha T released the new track “Drug Dealers Anonymous.” It features a snippet of Lahren’s asinine right-wing fanfic, followed by a ferocious 2-minute verse from Jay Z, including the lines, “Fourteen-year drug dealer and still countin’, who deserves the Medal of Freedom is my accountant.”
But the more telling lines come later in the song, when the man formerly known as Shawn Corey Carter, 46, opens up in greater detail about his history in the drug game. “Before Reasonable Doubt dropped, the jury hung, bling bling. Every time I come around your city, bling bling. My tenure took me through Virginia. Ask Teddy Riley ’bout me, ask the Federalis ’bout me, tried to build a cell around me, snatched my nikka Emory up, tried to get him to tell about me. He told 12, ‘Gimme 12,’ told them to go to hell about me.”
For those unfamiliar with Jay Z’s story, this will all sound like typical hip-hop posturing. But for those familiar, these names—especially that of childhood friend Emory Jones—take on greater meaning.
In his track “Takeover,” Jay Z raps, “I was pushing weight back in ’88.” He was 19 back in ’88, but by Jay’s own admission began dealing around the age of 14 after his father, Adness Reeves, turned to drugs and left the family. According to Zack Greenberg’s excellent book Empire State of Mind, Jay began moving serious “weight” along with his childhood pal, DeHaven Irby, and Emory Jones. While Irby has accused Jay of exaggerating his drug-dealing past, claiming that most of the raps more closely resemble himself, no one is disputing that Jay Z was involved in dealing drugs.
“One person who spent time with both Jay Z and DeHaven during the early 1990s estimates that Jay Z was moving a kilogram of cocaine (a $12,000 value before the fourfold street markup) per week,” wrote Greenburg. “‘He was definitely involved in the narcotics game,’ says the source, who asked to remain anonymous. ‘There’s no denying that.’”
Jay Z’s track “Do U Wanna Ride?” was made in dedication to Jones, who, in 2000, received a 16-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to trafficking cocaine (he ran a large crack cocaine ring based in Maryland). In it, Jay rapped about the high life waiting for his old pal once he was released from the slammer.
In his autobiography Decoded, Jay Z discussed his years working as a street-level crack and cocaine dealer for Jones in Maryland, writing about how it ended with “police investigations, whole crews arrested,” and adding, “I got out of there just in time. Some of my best friends weren’t so lucky. It was tragic.”
Ten years after Jones went to prison, Jay Z wrote a letter to a federal judge that was included in a series of documents as part of Jones’s motion for a sentence reduction. In the letter, which was acquired by The Smoking Gun, the rapper writes that there is “an employment opportunity for Mr. Jones to fill a recently vacated executive assistant position” at his company Roc Apparel Group, which came with a $50,000 starting salary. “It is my strong desire to have Mr. Jones fill this position,” the CEO added. “I have known Mr. Jones for 15 years. I believe his attributes, including intelligence, interpersonal skills and solid work ethic will be a significant asset for my organization.”
Courtesy of The Smoking Gun
The letter apparently did the trick, and Jones was released nearly six years early in 2010. He was picked up from prison in a Maybach, courtesy of Jay Z, and is currently a creative director at Jay’s company Roc Nation Apparel.
lucky lefty
Most Annoying Jay Z (aka GOAT) Stan of All Time
p*ssy T aka Tranny T aka Flabby T aka Wayne BRAIDy aka King Push Less Than 2x Aluminum Worth of Albums 1st Week foolishly tryna perform the impossible task of correctly breaking down the unfukwitable lyrical GOATness of the GOAT Hov
"Thanks to the lawyers
I marbled the foyer
I tore the floor up
Yeah, that’s for Koi fish
We been dining on oysters
This is my favorite bar in Hov’s joint, when he tells me, he marbled the lobby and then tore the floor up and that’s for the Koi fish.
I don’t know what’s better, the fact that it’s a lifestyle bar or the fact he does not care enough to know that everybody is not going to get that.
Everybody ain’t been to Crustaceans and seen koi fish swimming under their feet as they walk into the restaurant. But, you’ll figure it out one day. And you’ll go, “Ahh.”
Jay has been represented by heavy hitters such as Benjamin Brafman, Murray Richman and Combat Jack. He’s never done federal time (despite spending a night in jail in 1988), and picked up probation for his 1999 stabbing of Lance Reivera. He’s also faced a myriad of civil cases, and none of them have bankrupt him. Clearly, as some Koi fish species can cost up to $2 million dollars.
Jay Z also toys with role reversal (refer to the previous lines), accountant’s usually keep the rich rich and lawyers keep people free. Here, Jay’s saying his accountant has kept him free and his lawyer kept him rich.
Crustacean is an upscale Vietnamese seafood restaurant in Beverly Hills—there’s a Koi aquarium under the floor.
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Pusha T – Drug Dealers Anonymous Lyrics | Genius Lyrics
"Thanks to the lawyers
I marbled the foyer
I tore the floor up
Yeah, that’s for Koi fish
We been dining on oysters
This is my favorite bar in Hov’s joint, when he tells me, he marbled the lobby and then tore the floor up and that’s for the Koi fish.
I don’t know what’s better, the fact that it’s a lifestyle bar or the fact he does not care enough to know that everybody is not going to get that.
Everybody ain’t been to Crustaceans and seen koi fish swimming under their feet as they walk into the restaurant. But, you’ll figure it out one day. And you’ll go, “Ahh.”
Jay has been represented by heavy hitters such as Benjamin Brafman, Murray Richman and Combat Jack. He’s never done federal time (despite spending a night in jail in 1988), and picked up probation for his 1999 stabbing of Lance Reivera. He’s also faced a myriad of civil cases, and none of them have bankrupt him. Clearly, as some Koi fish species can cost up to $2 million dollars.
Jay Z also toys with role reversal (refer to the previous lines), accountant’s usually keep the rich rich and lawyers keep people free. Here, Jay’s saying his accountant has kept him free and his lawyer kept him rich.
Crustacean is an upscale Vietnamese seafood restaurant in Beverly Hills—there’s a Koi aquarium under the floor.
"
Pusha T – Drug Dealers Anonymous Lyrics | Genius Lyrics
Man If u dnt shut ya ass up with this doofy ass sht
man stfu you dusty ass K'naan sounding bytch
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