Rare audio of Royal Flush dissing 2pac after he died on a early DJ Envy tape back in 96
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The War Report
NewNewYork
Ghetto Millionaire is a classic. 20 something tracks. You can listen to the whole album without skipping a track. There’s prob one track I don’t like. Flush and Mic G should have capitalized during that time and dropped an album together.
En Sabah Nur
The First
You that old, from NJ and never heard Ice Down Medallions??Been a serious fan since 86’, never heard of him
Groundworks
All Star
nikkas talk a lot of shyt
but that's after I'm gone
cos they fear me in the physical form
R.I.P TUPAC, THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
but that's after I'm gone
cos they fear me in the physical form
R.I.P TUPAC, THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
Nope definitely a Big diss. He said so on Drink Champs, then I listened to it for the 50th time, and finally caught it. It was so obvious, I was mad I never caught it before
Flush probably sweating like a muthafukka right now. Them Pac stans bout to fukk his whole shyt up
I once compared Pac stans to Maga..they are obsessive and cultist, and place their whole lifes path in the hands of an entertainer.
DontEemTry
Superstar
Son was nice though. nikkas in they feelins so they won't admit it. This was just a love tap though
Flush was never scared off 2pac
You weren’t reading the Source in 97?Been a serious fan since 86’, never heard of him
He was all over it in the lead up to the album dropping.
Plus CNN had just dropped and Nore was on the album.
I don’t understand how you could have been a serious fan and not had an awareness of who he was.
Ghetto Millionaire is an underground classic. Do yourself a favor and listen to it.
Album deserves a 4 minimum though. The last of the hardcore street NYC hip-hop sound before everything changed.You weren’t reading the Source in 97?
He was all over it in the lead up to the album dropping.
Plus CNN had just dropped and Nore was on the album.
I don’t understand how you could have been a serious fan and not had an awareness of who he was.
It’s 4.5 easily. And I agree completely about this being the last NY sounding album.