I could've sworn Jay-Z had 4 verses on "Who You Wit". Just to find out, it's just two versions of the same song, with different third verses.
Spin-off thread: Mandela Effect moments in Hip Hop
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The thing I feel people forget it Jay used to have the diaeresis over the Y in his name. But people either don't know or forgotI was listening to Jigga on Spotify recently and noticed the hyphen was back
i was thinking him removing the hyphen was the mandela effect
Reasonable Doubt Album cover used to look like this
But they changed it to this
I've never seen a copy of the original pressing of Reasonable Doubt without the Can I live 2 bonus track with Bleek on it.The thing I feel people forget it Jay used to have the diaeresis over the Y in his name. But people either don't know or forgot
Reasonable Doubt Album cover used to look like this
But they changed it to this
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
i got into jigga around vol 1 and i remember seeing Reasonable Doubt in stores right after the rerelease and seeing the og cover and being surprised he didnt use that anymoreThe thing I feel people forget it Jay used to have the diaeresis over the Y in his name. But people either don't know or forgot
Reasonable Doubt Album cover used to look like this
But they changed it to this
Those are hard to come by. There's an original version of RD with 3 other songs, that either went under a name change or were scrapped/never dropped. I remember Clark Kent talking about another one titled 95 South or some shyt
Knicksman20
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Yeah I don't like when nikkas in here act like you can't lose music CDs tapes or files over the years.
Boils my blood for some reason.
Like I know some people are really good at being "collectors" but if your of a certain age or lifestyle you move around and lose shyt sometimes.
I remember styles p dissing aliyah
and we are done with this thread.
Prominence of those of Caribbean or Latino descent in Hip Hop.
To me it is facinating when I find out or remember Rappers or Hip Hop figures of foreign descent.
It seems like it is easy to forget black Americans are diverse in that way.
Like when you listen to Biggie's Jamaican mother accent and realize he is a 2nd Gen Caribbean immigrant.
Or Boot camp cluck members are of Jamaican descent.
Also a note on how intertwined separate blaxk American ethnicities can be with each other.
Like a shared culture and a separate culture at the same time.
To me it is facinating when I find out or remember Rappers or Hip Hop figures of foreign descent.
It seems like it is easy to forget black Americans are diverse in that way.
Like when you listen to Biggie's Jamaican mother accent and realize he is a 2nd Gen Caribbean immigrant.
Or Boot camp cluck members are of Jamaican descent.
Also a note on how intertwined separate blaxk American ethnicities can be with each other.
Like a shared culture and a separate culture at the same time.
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Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
For a long time, I thought LL Cool J was a late 1990s/early 2000s rapper because when I was a kid, I heard that "Hush" song played on TV. Come to find out years later that he had been in the game since 1984. 
I remember this
Definitely wasn't expecting 1 Life 2 Live references this morning
Keep Movin' ft. Timbaland
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/ScBldMJU/file.html
Can't Nobody ft. Timbaland
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/8xS71ESx/file.html
What Cha Know About This (Babe Blue) ft. Mocha & Timbaland
https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/nATi4qAB/file.html
That's the snippet I was referring to that's floating around Youtube. That's not the video I have in mind. I'm pretty sure there's no real full video that ever came out, and I'm confusing it with one of 50's older videos.
livindajetlife
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Oh fasho