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The Combat Jack Show Thread
- Thread in 'Music' Thread starter Started by romedadude,
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Hes going to speak from a knowledgeable position. If he ever speaks...
Bruh is aa dry as me.
I think something could be there though. He fits the chemistry for sure.
As for E...beyond Joe and Marc, E is the only other person up there on mic who takes the pod seriously by doing prep work and listening back to shows. He wants to do a good job no doubt and usually does.
But bruh can drag an argument (keep him and mona off the same shows please) and always has to make something serious. Gets a little old. Plus, having to hear this ***** say "yawl"(for yall) drives me up a wall...in general his pronunciation of a lot of words be like ***** wtf.
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Yeah that "yaw always do this" would piss me off. No the **** we don't, learn how to present your argument properly or shut it.
BDot is dry as hell but is better than Ice for music. "He rappin rappin" is crazy music critique.
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Yachty is an idiot. To call out music from 50 years ago as an example of bad music? Especially a song that allowed you to even exist?
He’s the bad music with no substance of today.
He's damn near 30. I'm tired of the young excuse.
Only rap fans and rappers say that stupid stuff. A rock fan would never use the Beatles as bad rock.
He’s the bad music with no substance of today.
He's damn near 30. I'm tired of the young excuse.
Only rap fans and rappers say that stupid stuff. A rock fan would never use the Beatles as bad rock.
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I forgot he was there during certain conversations.
He was just there for music I guess.
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Yeah, people leave out the context.
Dudes are in the club saying I'm going to retire and take care of you, because they don't want the chance of her having chemistry with someone else with more money or better looking.
She doesn't expect it to just be talk. She's telling you up front.
She didn't say she will talk to the highest bidder or she will just talk to rich dudes. Clip culture doesn't add context, and people lose their common sense.The issue is that a lot of the Yes girls, who are 2009 Honda Accords expecting Bentley treatment. You ain't her. Prepare to be 40 with a couple of cats wondering where your youth went.
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E with the "interesting" answer 
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Hilarious 
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It's "kept woman" / sex worker talk bleeding over into real life again.Yeah, people leave out the context.
Dudes are in the club saying I'm going to retire and take care of you, because they don't want the chance of her having chemistry with someone else with more money or better looking.
She doesn't expect it to just be talk. She's telling you up front.
The issue is that a lot of the Yes girls, who are 2009 Honda Accords expecting Bentley treatment. You ain't her. Prepare to be 40 with a couple of cats wondering where your youth went.
Problem is some of these dodos can't tell the difference and try to bring it to regular men.
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Nore should keep his mouth shut if he's not willing to stand behind what he says. Keeps shooting at rappers with podcasts then says he's never actually talking about those rappers, they're all his friends.
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This dummy completely lacks any self awareness. They were pioneers in the beginning of the culture. You, despite having 50 years of what this **** could be, still make "music" with short bus level rhymes. What's this moron's excuse?
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I know why he did it.
He's getting defensive because he's attacked and his generation, so he decided to use the 90's, but then went back and used the 70's and Sugar Hill Gang as his example. When there's a 20 year gap.
He didn't want to call out rap from the 90's or wasn't capable, because he knew people would say they're still more elite and have more substance than him. Passively aggressively he used a pioneering group which is baffling to even include them. It would be like expecting a PC from the 90's running Windows 95 to be like one now. Maybe he thought he would get less resistance and backlash, because a lot of 90's artist are still around.
But he's almost 30, he's not 15. He should have more knowledge and understanding of hip hop, but he seems autistic anyway so maybe I'm expecting too much. These dudes never talk like they're going to get older and are going to be the old ones. He's not a kid. Dude, is younger than when everyone thought LL was old and washed and made Mr Smith. He's older than the people making music in the 90's. If anything the 70's and early 80's was more like a lot of the music today, because it was more party and melody based.
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This generation of people (late teens, 20s and early 30s) is going to have the WORST case of arrested development of all time. They talk about the behavior of 40-50-60 year olds on social media not realizing that when they reach that age, they’ll be worse.
There lives are already social media centric and dominated. I can’t WAIT to see some of these dudes age
They talk about the likes of Cam’ron, Joe Budden, TI/50, etc.
My mind has already fast forwarded and envisioned the likes of Lil Uzi and Lil Yachty once they age up.
Ever since Lil Uzi turned 30, he’s been CRICKETS
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It's weird man, when I was in my 20's I wanted to be thought of as an adult. These dudes want to be thought of as kids and people like to keep using they're young excuse for their actions. Forever young generation.
When I was 28/29 I didn't want to be grouped with 16 year olds. These dudes constantly do that though.
That's why it's weird to me, because these dudes will act as if they're speaking for the youth. You're old enough to have a teenager. You're pushing back, because people expect and want you to make music for adults?
When I was 28/29 I didn't want to be grouped with 16 year olds. These dudes constantly do that though.
That's why it's weird to me, because these dudes will act as if they're speaking for the youth. You're old enough to have a teenager. You're pushing back, because people expect and want you to make music for adults?
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Man I couldn’t WAIT to be an adult… the older I’ve gotten I’ve realized that a lot of people never wanted to grow up.
The “age” excuse is on steroids nowadays. It’s puzzling man
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I ain't pay no attention to Yachty's comments. We knew years ago he's a dummy about hip hop. To this day his music is trash.
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It's honestly not worth a conversation. Waste of a segment.
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Joe basically mocking Ice
The jokes on E tho Trust and then steal the house from her
The jokes on E tho
Trust and then steal the house from her
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Went right over his head tooHe basically mocking Ice
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Math low for this. Talking about Heineken was showing up in dirty clothes. And this dude Mal look 300lbs now.
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Worst camera work I’ve ever seen on a pod
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Somebody is in the corner filming it on their iPhone
and why is Math dragging this out again taking shots at Esso and Hynaken
We know you aren't paying right not with this camera work.
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