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WHATTTTT... are you telling me that those songs are better than Kendricks "Sing About Me/ Dying of Thirst" or "Keishas Song" and "Poor Mans Vice" or J. Cole' "Breakdown"... can't roll with you on that man...
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I never said they weren't better, they just don't stand out to me as much as the other ones do. I don't know Kendrick as well as I know J. Cole, so I may miss some of his songs, but does he rap about Hip hop? I'm not talking about the rap, I'm talking about the culture.
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Just do me a favor and go listen to the Section 80 album from start to finish... then go listen to hip hop classic Good Kid Madd City and I think you'll understand where I'm going with this. You should also check out some of BIG Krit' work while your at it too.
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In on roll bread
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Ok so you understand the elements, and you think because someone raps about the elements that means they're reviving hip-hop. Got it. Done here.
P.S. This dude is biting Slug so hard it's not even funny.
P.S. This dude is biting Slug so hard it's not even funny.
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I'm not even a fan of macklemore but he did his thing this year. You gotta realize that everything he did this year was done independently. That's amazing....
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Im not knocking his hustle.. this conversatiin is strictly about the music. He can make all the moves he wants independently; I can always admire that but it doesnt have anything to do with hip hop contributions through your music other than showing people that the independent grind could be a very real and lucrative move.
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How do you take the time to quote your post AND his yet not notice that the grow up comment was in reference to someone else?
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Literally neither one of them is an NY rapper
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Leave it to NT Rocky & French are southern rappers so..... in tune yea they are really NYC rappers.
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I've listened to Section 80. I'm in the process of listening to GKMC.
16."Does he rap about Hip-Hop"
OP how old are you?
I'm gonna guess and say 14 or 15.
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You realize how you sound when you say that J Cole isn't an NY rapper?
BTW I corrected myself about Pusha T.
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Sure, even though that quote wasn't even meant for you...
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Oh damn, my bad @GordonSon and @Barney
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J. Cole is from North Carolina.
He went to NY for college. I'm from Houston. I go to Howard so now I'm a DC rapper?
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Just gonna throw this out there 
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J. Cole is from North Carolina.He went to NY for college.
I'm from Houston. I go to Howard so now I'm a DC rapper?
Just because he's from somewhere else doesn't mean he's not a NY rapper. I never said he was from NY..
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Good **** man. Is there more?Just gonna throw this out therelol
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So he's a NY rapper NOT from NY? huh?
So is French an Atlanta rapper not from Atlanta?
Is ASAP a Texas rapper not from Texas?
Your logic is foolish. Stay in school kid.
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Yes, in the official thread .. http://niketalk.com/t/577237/takeover-koudies-project-mixtape-in-a-day
