Word to my white friend from middle school who loved GYBE
Absolute lost for words while listening to this... every single time. All I can do is sit and vibe and soak in the sadness of this song.
Pusha T's verse is legendary
"Can I kick it" really pulled me into the rap genre. Wow'd by calm production.
TLET is my second favorite group rap album.
Midnight Marauders was simply a delight and amazing.
After their two bad album run (Beats, Rhymes and Life & The Love Movement) ATCQ just disappeared.
But almost 20 years later, they drop this.
"We got it from Here... Thank You 4 Your service"
Just the title of this album makes me feel very... sad. It's their FINAL album, like, ... read more
First of all the production is just ass. Nothing special or outstanding to really listen to.
Second, There's no headspace I can apply this album to that will make it enjoyable.
Do I take what he's saying seriously? I mean the album is self-aware, being titled "You can't say that." But everything he says on this album is stupid and dumb.
Some of the tracks are just homophobic
Some of the tracks are just rape accusations
Some of the tracks are just xenophobia
Do I ... read more
when you set your life goal to be a music connoisseur, you are obliged to listen to everything.
Sometimes, that makes you want to kill yourself, and that's okay! It's all part of the experience.
Have fun listening to music guys!
It's the same beat over and over again
and the lyrics are so fuckin ass
ts pmo 🥀🥀
How does this have FIVE BILLION VIEWS ON YOUTUBE.
One day earlier on the release, we would have passed it off as the greatest april fools prank song.
But this shit just ass
Music video. Just watch the music video. Video killed me.
Joyner really perfected his song formula where he presents a story with the first verse, and then a "response" verse to said verse earlier in the song.
And honestly this was Joyner's only good said type song 😭😭
The song + music vid rlly gets you. Great song.
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