retired_ietus

I simply don't understand what that theme is. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I must agree with Daaaaave here, he seems to switch up between typical rap and more sensitive raps. Doesn't seem to be any different than the typical 'I came from the bottom to the top' that is all too prevalent in rap.

He does seem to spend a bit of time lambasting the gun/hustler culture which is a positive thing for such a big artist to do, but when this comes from a man who has arrogantly boasted for three albums about how he didn't need school, I hardly feel he is the best role model.

Sure he got lucky, but it's very rare that you do.

retired_kimmymarlo

I simply don't understand what that theme is. </BLOCKQUOTE>man on top still struggling with inferiority complex imo. </BLOCKQUOTE>

biggy didn't already take a look at that basically 10 years ago? I mean ffs...the backbone of rap used to be actually "keeping it real", i.e. talking about problems and doubts and pressures before nwa made it one long gangsta ****ing contest, then puffy and jay-z turned it into basically black reaganomics. </BLOCKQUOTE>new to me tbh.

retired_senegalg

Daaaaave, could you remind me of the context behind your 'location'? I seem to remember it being funny....

retired_C Mack

I second this guys thoughts.

I also liked Marco Polo's album.

retired_the gizmo

some guy kept wondering why people kept calling me hoyt because he thought my name was dave and so on and so forth until he got it in his head that my name was actually hoyt hoyt dave

retired_nicichiro

Saw Eardrum mentioned - big, big fan, always come crawling back to it even though I'm more into other genres atm.

Graduation has done close to nothing for me, but I've not given it much chance due to the above.

retired_the gizmo

some guy kept wondering why people kept calling me hoyt because he thought my name was dave and so on and so forth until he got it in his head that my name was actually hoyt hoyt dave </BLOCKQUOTE>

halfway up the page

http://community.sigames.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/8191933...722059203#8722059203

retired_ietus

I simply don't understand what that theme is. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I must agree with Daaaaave here, he seems to switch up between typical rap and more sensitive raps. Doesn't seem to be any different than the typical 'I came from the bottom to the top' that is all too prevalent in rap.

He does seemt o spend a bit of time lambasting the gun/hustler culture which is a positive thing for such a big artist to do, but when

retired_rockstar

The best thing on the album is the Daft Punk sample. Pretty weak all in all, but if it stops Fiddy being a big shÂ*it twat then kudos to Kanye :thup:

retired_ramilne

other than Stronger I've heard bugger all of this album, but that sentance is so insanely relavent it hurts. okay I'm no expert, but shut-up every other nomark chatting about it as if they know music inside out.