Magna Carta Holy Grail
- Thread starter SteadyMobbin
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agallah is a clown and trash himself. he just bitter bc he been putting albums out since 1995 and never blew up and most people didnt check for him. he use to ride dipsets coat tail thinking they was gonna sign him when he was just a part time flunkie for juelz. this album not jiggas best and definately not his worst. sounds liek he did some clever shit on it and dumbed down his lyrics and sound for all the stupid youth out there.
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I bet jay never even heard of no rich the factor or even know he exists. imo jay only really bit off biggie, big daddy kane and maybe jaz o sometimes. but them three niggas schooled and mentored him though.
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Gemini
The problem here are your expectations. It was not a let down to me because I never expected anything better - at this point he has become so far removed from the environment and lifestyle that provides the inspiration for the kind of hip-hop album that has made us become fans of that kind of music, that it is absolutely impossible for him to come up with anything that you and me would like.
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That's actually completely inexcusable - yes, Rich The Factor is a local rapper, but he is not just any local rapper, and if you have been in the industry for 25+ years, you should have at least heard the name
Though I would not be surprised if he hasn't - the beef over the Get Low name was because of a similar thing if I remember correctly.
Though I would not be surprised if he hasn't - the beef over the Get Low name was because of a similar thing if I remember correctly.
i really dont think jay knows who he is honestly bc think about something hes a high profiled business man now so hes not gonna be hanging with people lower then him on a personal level that will expose him to alot of local underground shit. whenever i was at corporate events only type rap they would play is some shit like 50 cent in the club, dmx party up honestly you know them old ass commercial hits. also that get low issue had nothing to do with jay-z. it was memphis bleek and bigga figga. and memphis still has the name to this day.
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Gemini
rich isnt a real factor outside of KC lets be real he more of a local superstar if anything plus his time has came and went its a new crowd now who never even heard of him.. so hes not gonna be in no history of the genre though. jay z like him or not will remain a big name and part of hip hop past, present and future. music biz is about what youre doing now and honestly rich isnt doing shit now or making a impact. u can go in streets right now ask a hundred youngstas have they heard of rich the factor bet they say no and who is that. then you can ask the same hundred if they heard of jay z and i bet u they say yeah he just dropped magna carta, he beyonce husband, j cole & Rihanna on his label, he owner of the nets and he got that song Otis or better yet niggas in paris with kanye, he blue ivy daddy or he in the illuminati lol. see theres alot elements to him that keeps him relevant.
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Gemini
i wouldn't be surprised if jay heard rich at least once in his life. he said, i think it was in his book, that he likes to fuck with different outside east coast local scenes and takes influences so he doesn't sound like every other new york rapper. we are talking about a dude who wanted to have ugk on his album because bun b was his favorite rapper
