Somebody please tell all three of these dudes to give Scarface is flow back

Still rapping about N*****, cars, hoes and money in 2012.

Rick Ross always sound's like he just ate 15 Big Macs and is about to have a heart attack everytime he raps

Graycap23 said:

Still rapping about N*****, cars, hoes and money in 2012.

Don't get it either. Wait...The dumb masses keep buying it so they'll keep making it. I wish these cats would grow a pair and take some real chances with their music. Everybody's on auto-pilot because they're making money supplying this weak ass demand.

Gunsnhalen said:

Rick Ross always sound's like he just ate 15 Big Macs and is about to have a heart attack everytime he raps

Musicslave said:

Graycap23 said:

Still rapping about N*****, cars, hoes and money in 2012.

Don't get it either. Wait...The dumb masses keep buying it so they'll keep making it. I wish these cats would grow a pair and take some real chances with their music. Everybody's on auto-pilot because they're making money supplying this weak ass demand.

I'm wondering what is going on with the people who actually like this S.H.I.T.

One of the weaker tracks on the album. *rapping wise*

Dre gave a mediocre verse per usual.

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I really dig the beat though. Ross should stick more to this style, his Lex Luger impersonations are getting stale.

They all over 40 rapping about hoes, guns, knives, shooting, got half naked women in the videos and these are middle age men WITH CHILDREN

mjscarousal said:

They all over 40 rapping about hoes, guns, knives, shooting, got half naked women in the videos and these are middle age men WITH CHILDREN

Rick Ross is 36, not over 40.

Rick Ross 5th studio album God Forgives I Don’t hit shelves yesterday and is expected to sell 200-220K. This will easily surpass his last album Teflon Don which only sold 176k first week

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W for Rozay.

smoothcriminal12 said:

I really dig the beat though. Ross should stick more to this style, his Lex Luger impersonations are getting stale.

Who would have thought that they sampled this:

smoothcriminal12 said:

mjscarousal said:

They all over 40 rapping about hoes, guns, knives, shooting, got half naked women in the videos and these are middle age men WITH CHILDREN

Rick Ross is 36, not over 40.

Well shit, dude old enough...

mjscarousal said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

Rick Ross is 36, not over 40.

Well shit, dude old enough...

And if that's not bad enough, dude used to be a correctional officer.

smoothcriminal12 said:

mjscarousal said:

Well shit, dude old enough...

And if that's not bad enough, dude used to be a correctional officer.

That is why i laugh that he tries to portray this drug dealing pimp

Gunsnhalen said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

And if that's not bad enough, dude used to be a correctional officer.

That is why i laugh that he tries to portray this drug dealing pimp

When I first heard this nigha say "I'm not a star, somebody lied I got a pistol in the car," I was like FOH. :lol

smoothcriminal12 said:

Gunsnhalen said:

That is why i laugh that he tries to portray this drug dealing pimp

When I first heard this nigha say "I'm not a star, somebody lied I got a pistol in the car," I was like FOH. :lol

Only thing that bitch got in his car is Wendys

Gunsnhalen said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

When I first heard this nigha say "I'm not a star, somebody lied I got a pistol in the car," I was like FOH. :lol

Only thing that bitch got in his car is Wendys

smoothcriminal12 said:

Gunsnhalen said:

Only thing that bitch got in his car is Wendys

Btw i logged into my kanyetothe today i saw you where following me.

I used to go on there a lot, but it got pretty bad for awhile seem's to have calmed down a bit.

Gunsnhalen said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

Btw i logged into my kanyetothe today i saw you where following me.

I used to go on there a lot, but it got pretty bad for awhile seem's to have calmed down a bit.

What don't you like about it?

smoothcriminal12 said:

Gunsnhalen said:

Btw i logged into my kanyetothe today i saw you where following me.

I used to go on there a lot, but it got pretty bad for awhile seem's to have calmed down a bit.

What don't you like about it?

Oh no i like it! just a few months back everytime i would go in a thread and comment.

Mofos would get all crazy & attack me & everyone else pure ghetto i'ma piss on yowr grave style

Some people there just get really bent out of shape if you don't share same views.. like even more bent out of shape then the org

Oh and that one about Adele that went on like 1,000 pages was one of the greatest threads EVER they where going in on her

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Gunsnhalen said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

What don't you like about it?

Oh no i like it! just a few months back everytime i would go in a thread and comment.

Mofos would get all crazy & attack me & everyone else pure ghetto i'ma piss on yowr grave style

Some people there just get really bent out of shape if you don't share same views.. like even more bent out of shape then the org

Oha nd that one about Adele that went on like 1,000 pages was one of the greatest threads EVER they where going in on her

I think people on KTT are missing a few brain cells...the org is definitely much more liberal, that's what I'll say.

Gunsnhalen said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

What don't you like about it?

Oh no i like it! just a few months back everytime i would go in a thread and comment.

Mofos would get all crazy & attack me & everyone else pure ghetto i'ma piss on yowr grave style

Some people there just get really bent out of shape if you don't share same views.. like even more bent out of shape then the org

Oha nd that one about Adele that went on like 1,000 pages was one of the greatest threads EVER they where going in on her

I was having a discussion with a poster from this forum on last.fm about KTT. That place is a hot mess and i'm seriously going to leave the forum soon. I'm very active on there but Ive had enough. Too many little boys.

Only noticing 2 "kings" present on this track.

Who's Rick Ross?

Dre Owned It

Ross Ruined It

Jigga Saved It

My sum up of the entire song. Decent beat made by Jake One.

1:08 is my favorite part of the video!

The song actually aint that bad and if anyone can brag I guess its these three...

Rosay sold 215,015 copies first week for his 5th studio album God Forgives I Don’t, which landed him #1 on the charts.

This album has actually got some good reviews Rolling Stone even gave it 4 starts.. but yet the Archandroid only got 3 & a half

I heard half the tracks.. it's Ross usual boasting about bullshitng... and well talking shit.

This RS review leads you to believe he created a near masterpiece

Gunsnhalen said:

This album has actually got some good reviews Rolling Stone even gave it 4 starts.. but yet the Archandroid only got 3 & a half

I heard half the tracks.. it's Ross usual boasting about bullshitng... and well talking shit.

This RS review leads you to believe he created a near masterpiece

It's perfect that the first word Rick Ross raps on God Forgives, I Don't is "hallucination" – after all, he's in the fantasy business. Over his career, Ross has gone from generic dope-boy with a stolen name (the actual Ross, a California cocaine drug lord, sued for copyright infringement) to unmasked former corrections officer to inspired charlatan, who pretends to be a high-living kingpin­ sticking to his script with hammy gusto, never breaking character. In interviews, Ross laid out a clear MO for his fifth album: He wanted to craft the equivalent of a Scorsese or Tarantino film.

There are times when God Forgives is as engrossing and surprising as rap can be. Over beats that alternate between sparkling, decadent string arrangements and assaultive, synthesized blare, Ross pretzels hip-hop's familiar rags-to-riches arc into a Möbius strip, slaloming around an autobiographical timeline that may or may not be his own. One moment he's enjoying "20-stack seats at the Heat game"; the next he's counting small-timer "brown-bag money." Here he's in a Maybach; a few bars down he's in a rental car. An Audemars Piguet on "Amsterdam" morphs into an empty fridge on the next song. Soon he's shouting, "Fuck all these broke niggas!" The result is a thrilling whiplash effect. Ross never feasts here for long without fretting about famine.

There are human-size details throughout: His wish to see "each one of my kids born," on "Amsterdam"; his mom's minimum-wage salary, on "Ashamed." Ross' favorite scale, though, is still Big & Tall – he remains rap's reigning maximalist. On "Maybach Music IV," where J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League set louche electric guitars atop hotel-spa synths, he raps, "Get a blowjob, have a seizure on the Lear" – a reference to two seizures he had in 2011. (One was on a Delta flight, which doesn't have quite the same ring.)

Ross is a restless eccentric masquerading as a no-frills traditionalist, and his best boasts go overboard to the point of incoherence. Over blissful chants on the Pharrell-produced "Presidential," he brags about "walking on Jewish marble." (Balling at a synagogue?) On "911," mashing together materialism and fatalism, he fantasizes about driving his Porsche to heaven.

There are flaws. Finer versions of most of these beats exist on Ross' 2010 triumph, Teflon Don: The Skinemax-sax on "Sixteen," to wit, is a faint echo of past sumptuousness. The gassy, cliché-stuffed "Diced Pineapples" may be the worst song Ross has ever made. But Ross has grown into a near-virtuoso rhymer: splashing in alliterative eddies, capable of crisp enunciation and consonant-melting barks. His luminary guests include Jay-Z and Andre 3000, who, like Ross, play fast and loose with fact: "Used to shop in T.J. Maxx back in '83," Jay notes, adding, "I don't even know if it was open then." Andre rhymes, "Summer '88. Or was it '89? Or was it wintertime?" "It's just another story at the campfire," Ross raps elsewhere, and that's his specialty: unburdening rap from the tyranny of realness, one tall tale at a time.

Thanks...........u saved me from wasting my time listening 2 this nonsense.