Rory ask Mal and Mecca what are the bad beats Nas picks and they couldn’t name one

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No im actually recalling right.

This beat was trash, what’s funny is I thought Kanye produced it since he was the featured artist. Never knew it was Timbo but now it makes sense.

The off beat Indian sample makes it even worse. And this shyt aged terribly.

I never heard this shyt get any play anywhere. Excuse Me Miss was the joint that was everywhere. I see why Timbaland disappeared in 2004, his cheesy beats wasn’t good enough. Atleast Swizz and Pharrell knew how to adapt to the changing sound.

Of course, "Excuse Me Miss" got more play than "The Bounce". "Excuse Me Miss" was a single accompanied by a video. "The Bounce" was never a single.

And LOL at Pharrell and Swizz adapting to a changing sound. Compare "Change Clothes" produced by The Neptunes/Pharrell to "Dirt Off Your Shoulders". "Dirt Off Your Shoulders" is the bigger song with a much bigger legacy. Song was bigger than anything Swizz produced during that time period especially if we want to talk 2004 since that dropped late 2003 and was still huge in 2004. Swizz even sampled the song in 2005 for Cassidy's "Hustla".

If you thought the beat was trash, how did it age terribly?

And people actually dapped that nonsense.
 

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:flabbynsick: babble . They don't have anything else better to talk about? So they grave dig a coli thread from 6 years ago ..
 

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Ross and Jeezy don't have bad beats. Mediocre or generic maybe but not terrible like Nas.

they don't have bad beats but they choose the same type of production all the time, they take no risks. There's a reason nas got multiple classics and they don't. They are like great role players, you can count on them to do what they do, but they will never be mj or magic
 

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Busta Rhymes should be on the conversation


they don't have bad beats but they choose the same type of production all the time, they take no risks. There's a reason nas got multiple classics and they don't. They are like great role players, you can count on them to do what they do, but they will never be mj or magic

You're sleeping on Ross catalog, he definitely has a wide variety of production.

And Jeezy definitely has multiple classics.
 

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Timbaland made rap beats that sounded like parody club bangers when you think about it… even the ones that sound good :mjlol:


This was a hard beat but ain’t nobody dancing to this.

But his R&B tracks sound like they were made for the club …I don’t get it.


The SWV track isn't really a club record, that's more "hard enough for a dude to ride down the ave and not be called soft" R&B.
I'm saying lol, that Fab beat is terrible :mjlol:



He got shytted on for You Owe Me and that's a MUCH better Timbo beat than The Bounce



Yeah he didn't pull off the double time flow on Big Things. He did it correctly a few years later on Heaven. He sounded good on You Owe Me tho IMO
Heaven was in a waltz count...it seems a bit easier to rap fast in a waltz
 
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