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Good timing cause I've been kinda waiting on a new posse album recently![]()
Youngboy the next Mike Jack. lol on a serious note he does have a soft voice though

Him & Freaky T the only ones I know up there, everybody else I ain’t heard ofYou don’t know Ferg?
BK name been buzzin for a while now. They key nyata one is the least known one up there.Him & Freaky T the only ones I know up there, everybody else I ain’t heard of

For a year or 2 actually. Stems from Bari iirc saying Ferg not A$AP anymore.Damn, Ferg isn’t ASAP anymore?
The hell have I been![]()
Good timing cause I've been kinda waiting on a new posse album recently![]()
Freaky T! Song still


Jim Jones' version of "Day & Night" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
That's what brought my attention to Cudi. Never cared to hear anything else.
Capo![]()
I just wish Kanye would go away. Dudes been trash musically since like 08.
Always used to blow me, when ***** said he “couldn’t rap”. He was saying some ****. Just straight forward and unconventional from an NYC rapper at the time. Damn near the up north jeezy. I swear...this version of Day n Night I heard ever before CuDi.
Ppl saying he lying, but this is how I heard it![]()
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Ppl saying he lying, but this is how I heard it![]()
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Never even knew there was a Jim Jones version.Don't know about the deal situation, but I definitely heard Jim's version before I heard Cudi's.
Different audiences. Jim was coming off of Ballin and doing his Skull Gang thing with Juelz. Wayne was hanging around them too. If you were a Dipset, Jim, Juelz or Wayne fan at this time, and checked for the stuff they dropped, you probably came across Jim's version first. Cudi was just 1 out of X backpack rappers with a blog post until it started gaining traction.Never even knew there was a Jim Jones version.
Kid Cudi’s Day N Nite was massive in my country.
If it was that big over here, I’d find it hard to believe it only became a thing in the US because of Jim Jones

Different audiences. Jim was coming off of Ballin and doing his Skull Gang thing with Juelz. Wayne was hanging around them too. If you were a Dipset, Jim, Juelz or Wayne fan at this time, and checked for the stuff they dropped, you probably came across Jim's version first. Cudi was just 1 out of X backpack rappers with a blog post until it started gaining traction.
Different audiences. Jim was coming off of Ballin and doing his Skull Gang thing with Juelz. Wayne was hanging around them too. If you were a Dipset, Jim, Juelz or Wayne fan at this time, and checked for the stuff they dropped, you probably came across Jim's version first. Cudi was just 1 out of X backpack rappers with a blog post until it started gaining traction.
. Jim making it popular is surely a stretch (that was going to blow regardless, especially with Kanye backing him at that time), but it def put me on to Cudi, and made me take a close look. Times were diff back then