She Me Love and MY StyleEveryone fakes it until they make it, to be fair I guess. Jay was a nobody at one point, giving DJs money to play his records. But
Interesting. Which Troy Ave songs do they play?
She Me Love and MY StyleEveryone fakes it until they make it, to be fair I guess. Jay was a nobody at one point, giving DJs money to play his records. But
Interesting. Which Troy Ave songs do they play?
Jay and Dame were making videos in '96 acting like multi millionaires. We all laughed when Rick Ross was talking "200 m's" and all that money shyt when he was barely on the scene. Biggie was talking about "interviews by the pool". Niccas with that charisma can finesse that fantasy into an actual perception which in many cases IS reality. Troy is gonna bang that drum and play that role, but you can't hate a nicca for doing what has been done for decades.Everyone fakes it until they make it, to be fair I guess. Jay was a nobody at one point, giving DJs money to play his records. But
Interesting. Which Troy Ave songs do they play?
Jay and Dame were making videos in '96 acting like multi millionaires. We all laughed when Rick Ross was talking "200 m's" and all that money shyt when he was barely on the scene. Biggie was talking about "interviews by the pool". Niccas with that charisma can finesse that fantasy into an actual perception which in many cases IS reality. Troy is gonna bang that drum and play that role, but you can't hate a nicca for doing what has been done for decades.
CRSthe FUUUUUUUCK does "rap history" have to do with anything?
Get the fukk outta here with that tripe.
Kanye has helped MORE SUBURBAN BLACK KIDS (the kids of MOST of these rappers you're so fond of would end up being) to express themselves musically in a rap climate that was previously unfavorable towards them.
Him and Pharrell have done more to help shift away from negative aspects of black violence and insanity in rap/urban music than most other artists since 2000.
I heard someone say this on a podcast and it seems to be true:Agreed. However my problem with Troy is that he doesn't have the music, personality, or charisma to pull it off. Dude is small, pudgy, he's not a presence basically. Jay had swag, Biggie looked imposing, 50 Cent was convincing, etc. I don't see that in Troy. But that's secondary to the music: he doesn't have a song or project that makes me go aite, this dude could be a problem. Jay came out the gate with dope shyt, Biggie had Party & Bullshyt, 50 had a bunch of mixtape material.
Troy also spends way too much time talking about the past. The most successful NY acts of recent memory did their own thing. Dipset had their own look and sound. G-Unit had a certain style. Troy seems way too regular to me. Not saying he needs to do something crazy or play dress up like ASAP Mob, but I need to see something "new" or exciting.
It's the same problem Pro Era has IMO. They're so focused on replicating the past that they don't have a personality.
I heard someone say this on a podcast and it seems to be true:
This "generation" is so focused on promotion with NOTHING to promote. They're all about the proclaiming what they are before they've actually done anything.
I heard someone say this on a podcast and it seems to be true:
This "generation" is so focused on promotion with NOTHING to promote. They're all about the proclaiming what they are before they've actually done anything.
Spot on but that's because this is the Jay Z generation
Lyrics are all:
"I'm this..", " I done had this", "I'm like"
he been shytting on nasNo need to read this cac shyt, to know Troy Ave's a fan, a phony, a fake, a p*ssy, a Stan
stfu jc00nI never liked jay because he never displayed any originality.