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If he is fearing a similar fate to Ja, such fears are overblown. Ja Rule wasn't as popular back then as Drake is now. Plus I think 50 Cent and his gangster rap was a breath of fresh air to the poppy, shiny suits era of hip-hop after Biggie's...

:lol::lol: I watched the entire video What should Cole have done? Maybe should have reached out through back channels to Kendrick to keep the diss records above the belt, just limited to album critiques? :lol: Agreed. Except for the best...

I listened to it again There was nothing personal in his diss. It was just a remake of Jay-Z lying about the quality of Nas' discography. (And what's up with disses and people lying? Is Kendrick a wife beater? Does Drake have a daughter? Was...

No it didn't, he made a smart decision. And there's enough people mad at each other that his presence hasn't been missed There is no animosity in his heart, no need to get into the mud slinging Talk about him ruining his reputation is nonsense

This back and forth is no longer fun. They need to meet up in a boxing ring, take out their frustrations on each other, then do a photo shoot somewhere with all their children and children's mothers, laughing and having fun. J Cole can host.

Yes! Exactly the album I had in mind

GOAT baseline

Mainstream pop rap is hip-hop too. And yes, it has always been, from Rapper's Delight to MC Hammer to Puffy to Nelly to the present

Gross, backpacker simplification

I can think of a few projects in rap that disprove this. This need not be the case. This impression exists because it is corny to rap about young man topics the older you get Re: Eminem: he can just look over at the artistic direction a group...

Which makes him the GOAT manager period Wait... Would Terzic > Di Matteo in this case?

My desire for Reus to win a CL > My disdain for Sancho, so I hope Dortmund can go all the way

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Add to the list of reasons why Eric Adams is an idiot