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[NO-BadAzz]

Past tense. You're harping on 2000-2003, when I never said Jay was bigger than Nelly during that period. That wasn't even the point I was making.

Breh you stated it, "That's like saying Nelly is bigger than Jay" was your words breh.

I'm telling you that Jay was not always bigger than Nelly and Jay was entering his prime at the time. Nelly was still on top of the game.

 

[JustCKing]

How "Oohwee" was a moderate hit (whatever that mean) a hit is a hit breh, especially when it was played in the club and the women liked the song.

It catered towards women, now if you say you didn't like it, then cool, but most women in the club shook their asses to it along with Rock the Boat and Choppa Style. Those songs stayed getting burn in the club/parties/lounges so how is it not a hit? Those were in rotation on the radio and videos? Hell Rock the Boat even came on Uncut breh.

Bouncing Back wasn't even a good song. It was a good setup for that album as I stated, but to say it was a hit..nah breh. That song was a good 1st single. It had no impact on his album.

You're the one who said it was a minor hit in the first place. Regardless, nothing you're saying here proves "Oohwee" was bigger. All you're saying is that the song was hot in spots you frequented. "Rock The Boat" definitely wasn't a hit song. You may not like "Bouncin Back", but it was still a bigger hit than "Oohwee".

 

[JustCKing]

Dude, there's a video floating around that Big Boi pulled up to Mr. Serv On house back in 99 and was surprised at how big dude house was and was shocked at all the things he had. Outkast wasn't making more money than Mr. Serv On.
They hit the scene when P fell and NL fell off. They weren't as big as you are making them out to be when back then breh.
Mr. Serv On tells the story when Big Boi pulled up to his house. The clip is out there on the internet if you wanna fact check me

How does whose house was bigger factor into anything? OutKast is still more iconic than Master P.

 

[NO-BadAzz]

You're the one who said it was a minor hit in the first place. Regardless, nothing you're saying here proves "Oohwee" was bigger. All you're saying is that the song was hot in spots you frequented. "Rock The Boat" definitely wasn't a hit song. You may not like "Bouncin Back", but it was still a bigger hit than "Oohwee".

Breh, I'm from NO and Bouncin Back was shot in the city and that song was aight,

Oohwee was everywhere that summer and Rock The Boat along with Choppa Style was all in the club/party/lounge/radio scene.

Nothing I state with prove anything to you, I'm just putting it out there breh, you're one of those brehs that's on the "what I say, it's right" cats.

I aint one of these cats, now that I'm older and wasn't knowledgeable of what was going on back in the day that's basing my opinion off YT clicks

I don't fit today's time into yesterday times.

 

[JustCKing]

Breh you stated it, "That's like saying Nelly is bigger than Jay" was your words breh.

I'm telling you that Jay was not always bigger than Nelly and Jay was entering his prime at the time. Nelly was still on top of the game.

The keyword in that quote is "is". Nelly's first two albums sold far more than whatever albums Jay had and Nelly had bigger hits, but when you look at their respective legacies now, Jay's is bigger especially when you look at the music both were putting out at the time.

 

[JustCKing]

Breh, I'm from NO and Bouncin Back was shot in the city and that song was aight,

Oohwee was everywhere that summer and Rock The Boat along with Choppa Style was all in the club/party/lounge/radio scene.

Nothing I state with prove anything to you, I'm just putting it out there breh, you're one of those brehs that's on the "what I say, it's right" cats.

I aint one of these cats, now that I'm older and wasn't knowledgeable of what was going on back in the day that's basing my opinion off YT clicks

I don't fit today's time into yesterday times.

No, I don't claim my opinion as fact. "Bouncin Back" peaked at #26 and "Oohwee" peaked in the 50's. How again was it bigger?

 

[NO-BadAzz]

How does whose house was bigger factor into anything? OutKast is still more iconic than Master P.

Ok breh.

1. If Mr. Serv-On who at the time only dropped one album (with little to no pub) and Outkast at the time had several albums out along with a hit song is asking you "how you get all that" let's you know something breh.


2. Outkast is more known world-wide for the Love and Below Album which put them on the map and crossed them over to mainstream.


3. Master P made the forbes list twice breh, Had 500 million in liquid case before he reach 30, in one year of making the Forbe's list made more money than Micheal Jordan who in 98 was retiring and selling out of his shoes and P a record executive still earned more than him that year. So being more known is good, more iconic I'd give that to P.

 

[OHSNAP!]

The keyword in that quote is "is". Nelly's first two albums sold far more than whatever albums Jay had and Nelly had bigger hits, but when you look at their respective legacies now, Jay's is bigger especially when you look at the music both were putting out at the time.

Again, quality doesn't have to do shyt with any of this

You think I'd rather listen to a Nelly album or a Jay Z album? Still Nelly's (MP's) 3 year run was bigger than Jay (Face) ever had. They will tell you themselves

Jay has the longetivity for him obviously, same as f.e. Cash Money Records

 

[NO-BadAzz]

No, I don't claim my opinion as fact. "Bouncin Back" peaked at #26 and "Oohwee" peaked in the 50's. How again was it bigger?

I'll use your logic, just because a song peaking at a certain number doesn't mean it's a hit breh.

U do know Mystikal was coming off one of his successful albums "Let's Get Ready To Rumble" and he was the top artist that year, You don't think any of that had any factor with making that subpar song peak at that number?

Why you don't hear that song played now, since it was such a hit? you'll at least hear it every now and then if (in your words) it was a great/hit song

 

[JustCKing]

Again, quality doesn't have to do shyt with any of this

You think I'd rather listen to a Nelly album or a Jay Z album? Still Nelly's (MP's) 3 year run was bigger than Jay (Face) ever had. They will tell you themselves

Jay has the longetivity for him obviously, same as f.e. Cash Money Records

Never said quality had anything to do woth it. Just because they had bigger runs doesn't mean that said artists are bigger icons. All it means is that they peaked higher, but quickly fell off.

 

[NO-BadAzz]

The keyword in that quote is "is". Nelly's first two albums sold far more than whatever albums Jay had and Nelly had bigger hits, but when you look at their respective legacies now, Jay's is bigger especially when you look at the music both were putting out at the time.

Breh I aint disagreeing with you about Jay's career. If the lights go off on both careers in the year 2003. .

Both stop making music.

Nelly easily wins breh

 

[JustCKing]

I'll use your logic, just because a song peaking at a certain number doesn't mean it's a hit breh.

U do know Mystikal was coming off one of his successful albums "Let's Get Ready To Rumble" and he was the top artist that year, You don't think any of that had any factor with making that subpar song peak at that number?

Why you don't hear that song played now, since it was such a hit? you'll at least hear it every now and then if (in your words) it was a great/hit song

I never said a song peaking at acertain number wasn't a hit.

Mystikal coming off of a successful album is meaningless. It didn't ensure thay the song would chart that high.

"Oohwee", "Rock The Boat" or "Bouncin Back" are played loke thay anymore. "

 

[NO-BadAzz]

Never said quality had anything to do woth it. Just because they had bigger runs doesn't mean that said artists are bigger icons. All it means is that they peaked higher, but quickly fell off.

Huh?

That could be said about Lil Wayne? His run was from 04-09 give or take, I may say 08 and dude doesn't get the same props when he got from that 04-09 span

Biggie could be thrown in that as well,

2pac as well. The run matters breh. If you don't go on a 8-0 in your career than you can't really make an impact on the game,
Outkast can be added to the list

 

[JustCKing]

Breh I aint disagreeing with you about Jay's career. If the lights go off on both careers in the year 2003. .

Both stop making music.

Nelly easily wins breh

The lights went off on Jay's career in 2003 when he "retired" for three years. At that point Jay was solidified as one of the best to ever do it.

 

[NO-BadAzz]

I never said a song peaking at acertain number wasn't a hit.

Mystikal coming off of a successful album is meaningless. It didn't ensure thay the song would chart that high.

"Oohwee", "Rock The Boat" or "Bouncin Back" are played loke thay anymore. "

Breh

You said "It aint my fault" was far from a hit and I showed you numbers where that song peak and that's when you came with that BS logic

Coming off a successful album is meaningless? huh, What is you saying breh.

That mo mo helped that single breh, that single was not good, prolly is worst single ever, (to me)