May 3F***ing loser. Hope this guy goes broke
- May 3
And loses his ability to talk forever
May 3·1 replyAkademics is the Pol Pot of hip hop
May 3
RIZGODCrazy work coming from the Welsh white guy who uses aave and ends all his posts with "on Von"
I just knew he wasn’t black
- May 3
I wonder why when people allude to the lack of initiatives Jay z has that black people can benefit from whilst criticising him for putting on a front of being "for the people", they never bring up REFORM and the actual laws they’ve got to pass that reduce/revert time served for certain d*** crimes. Tens of thousands of disproportionately affected minorities have been rewarded early releases as a result
May 3
Dr Lee PhDThat’s all great and all, casinos suck and he’s greedy for that, but Nas did the same exact thing and nobody makes a peep
como se dice f*** boffum
FREE 💜May 3
SABMAN TURNTAk just found out Jay-Z wrote Still DRE this week btw
You need to ban @Drogon_ for that post on first page
May 3·1 reply
SyIIabIesProve his point
Tory Lanez
May 3Can we stop boosting outrage media from rapists
May 3Ak vs Roc Nation about to be funny forever now
Everything that is being said about Hov has an angle to it. Either its glaze or its hate.
Fact is that he is f***ing NICE
May 3Kendrick is Saudi Arabia
May 3·3 repliesSyIIabIesProve his point
Jay’s main cultural impact was the 7 years between Reasonable Doubt and The Black Album. After that, his business acumen eclipsed his music. I’m a Hov fan, but Hov struggled to make great music outside of 4:44.
Because his music has struggled to connect, there’s no bridge for the youth. MJ had hits that spanned decades and generations.
Jay is a tier above Nas. He’s an old head rapperq that had more popularity and cultural moments - mostly because of Beyoncé and Ye.
And now we have initiatives trying to remind us of what he’s done, even though he’s largely been inactive for years ( just in time for the 25th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt)
I’m a Hov fan but I agree with Ak.
May 3FlynnAkademics is the Pol Pot of hip hop
Holy Cambodiolie
May 3Type of s*** I’d read on this site
- May 3·1 replyTroy Ave Stan
Tory Lanez
What’s that even mean? Elaborate
- May 3ELLOGUVNA
Jay’s main cultural impact was the 7 years between Reasonable Doubt and The Black Album. After that, his business acumen eclipsed his music. I’m a Hov fan, but Hov struggled to make great music outside of 4:44.
Because his music has struggled to connect, there’s no bridge for the youth. MJ had hits that spanned decades and generations.
Jay is a tier above Nas. He’s an old head rapperq that had more popularity and cultural moments - mostly because of Beyoncé and Ye.
And now we have initiatives trying to remind us of what he’s done, even though he’s largely been inactive for years ( just in time for the 25th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt)
I’m a Hov fan but I agree with Ak.
I don’t think anyone disagrees he’s made bad music. People respect him for his business and also because he’s with Beyoncé. Nothing beyond that. How is that Israel
May 3·1 replyjay-z is the best solo rapper of all time besides the notorious b.i.g.
May 3wildjay-z is the best solo rapper of all time besides the notorious b.i.g.
Nav
surpassed Jay Z years ago when it comes to pure rap skills, poetry, storytelling and lyricism. Biggie still the GOAT but Nav 
is getting close to take his spot too- SABMAN TURNT 🧔🏻May 3SyIIabIes
What’s that even mean? Elaborate
it’s a dogwhistle that he believes Roc Nation / Jay-Z are in cahoots with the Democratic Party to silence hardworking Republicans who just want to say it how it really is
May 3This nigga got Jay Z derangement syndrome
- May 3Dr Lee PhD
That’s all great and all, casinos suck and he’s greedy for that, but Nas did the same exact thing and nobody makes a peep
Not a peep
May 3ELLOGUVNAJay’s main cultural impact was the 7 years between Reasonable Doubt and The Black Album. After that, his business acumen eclipsed his music. I’m a Hov fan, but Hov struggled to make great music outside of 4:44.
Because his music has struggled to connect, there’s no bridge for the youth. MJ had hits that spanned decades and generations.
Jay is a tier above Nas. He’s an old head rapperq that had more popularity and cultural moments - mostly because of Beyoncé and Ye.
And now we have initiatives trying to remind us of what he’s done, even though he’s largely been inactive for years ( just in time for the 25th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt)
I’m a Hov fan but I agree with Ak.
This nigga knows ball.
May 3- YHVH ♄May 3
Shout out to old jews and old rules
May 3
At the very least, I think everyone can find this image funny I would hope.
