When you think of me, you think of a problem
Harlem, USA
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Stephen A. Spliff retweeted
Chase bank kicked Ye out, adidas froze 75 million cash, he didn’t have access to HIS OWN EARNED MONEY, Forbes devalued his networth in hours… he went from a networth of 2 billion to 400 million. He took a loan out against one of his properties to get cash.
And YES, the JEWS DID THIS!!!!
I’m so glad I have a memory because look at how pathetically and ignorantly people will try to rewrite the FACTS @oldmanebro @Rosenbergradio
🚨 Ebro and Peter Rosenberg QUESTION Kanye West’s RECORD-BREAKING stadium shows in Texas, with Ebro suggesting the attendance numbers can be made to look more impressive through stage setups, while Rosenberg questions whether Kanye is even THAT GREAT OF A PERFORMER.
Ebro says people kept telling him how record-breaking Ye’s shows were, but argues that he knows how venues can be arranged to fit more people and make the numbers look bigger.
Rosenberg MOCKS Kanye’s comeback narrative:
“He was down to his LAST BILLION. Could he make it?”
He also questions whether Kanye has done enough to address his past controversies, arguing that meeting with a rabbi doesn’t automatically make everything right.
The debate gets even MORE CONTROVERSIAL when Rosenberg questions Ye’s actual performing ability, arguing that his shows rely heavily on VISUALS rather than dancing or musicianship.
“He stands on a globe, bro. He stands there.”
Despite the criticism, the crew gives Kanye credit for his incredible production and catalog, with one panelist arguing that Ye might actually be the BEST HIP-HOP PERFORMER when compared to Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Travis Scott and Jay-Z.
“He might be the best of everyone you just said.”
Via Ebro, Laura & Rosenberg
Cause that's how low the bar is now.
Can't blame the rappers cause the listeners are the ones letting them get away with it.
In the 00's, the only rappers who got away with sounding like other rappers were Fabolous & Shyne. And they had to quickly evolve past that.
For every Fab there's an Angelous's or an Ali Vegas's or a Guerilla Black to prove that it takes more than biting someones style to make a career.
At least it used to.
Stephen A. Spliff retweeted
One of the best new comedy specials I’ve seen in a while. Shout out Omari for putting me on. youtu.be/C0ugeg7cysw?is=Zo9y…
Stephen A. Spliff retweeted
People talking about "Hola Hovito" being the skip on Blueprint when "Jigga That N..." is RIGHT THERE.
If Ross stopped worrying about making a "hit" record and just went in like this for 16 joints....
His recent stuff sounds uninspired but this? This is Albert Anastasia vibes.
Stephen A. Spliff retweeted
The Joe Budden podcast is The View for niggas who post “she won’t let me see my son” on Facebook
This could've been the single to roll out Detox with.
Should've been.
All the leaks ruined it.
Stephen A. Spliff retweeted
i'll never forget that youtube comment i seen of this shit nigga said "the beat sound like an elephant dying".
Didnt know how greasy this guy was speaking about N.O..
Going to Lefrak was wild.
He really got spared.
Murder Unit Noreaga would've done more than give a PSA
Yeah, N.O.R.E. and his boys should've definitely given this guy a wedgie
SoberFacts CALLED OUT N.O.R.E. for running up on him with 6 of his friends while he was doing a food review, accusing them of being drunk and high, and saying nobody in NYC is going to stop using the N-word because it’s part of the culture 😲👀
“You say to not say the N-word and you keep saying it… I dare anybody that was there to pass a drug test… nobody in NYC gonna stop saying it, it’s part of the culture… you too old to be ‘I beat people up’ at this age, come on.”
