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DaysMentality

@daysmentality

Hip Hop n Hoops. Conversation Curator. Amateur Documentarian

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calendar_today05-04-2021 17:40:48

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Never forget in the aftermath of The loss of the Nas battle and reup contract with a big budget Rocafella/Def Jam blundered the release of Blueprint 2, putting out a mediocre bloated album. So much so they grabbed all the good songs for a re-release Blueprint 2.1 🤣 who copped?

Never forget in the aftermath of The loss of the Nas battle and reup contract with a big budget Rocafella/Def Jam blundered the release of Blueprint 2, putting out a mediocre bloated album. So much so they grabbed all the good songs for a re-release Blueprint 2.1 🤣 who copped?
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Watching these scenes back kill me Jay really never fucked w Dame fr we just weren’t paying attention Dames self awareness is nonexistent 😭

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This is a hot take I stand on: Pusha T's Daytona was an extremely mediocre record that was severely over-hyped because Push had just taken Drake down a notch + it was part of that weird Ye release cycle.

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My followers get sick whenever I don’t tweet like A purist lmao Me: Tyga was dope Them: THATS NOT REAL HIP HOP YOU SICK FUCK 😭

My followers get sick whenever I don’t tweet like A purist lmao

Me: Tyga was dope

Them: THATS NOT REAL HIP HOP YOU SICK FUCK 

😭
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In 2000, Allen Iverson aka A.I. aka “Jewels” Dropped “40 bars” This track alone caused David Stern to ban NBA players from releasing rap records for decades Was it 🔥or na ❓

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Wayne ushered in the worst era in hip hop by far & remnants of his negative impacts are still felt til this day.. let us all have a little less reverence