@Jerry_Seinfeld

Dancin' on it like Frankie Lymon nasty beat too

Kenny bite WSG's tap dancers?

Probably, all these rappers copy each other

You can catch me in that Tana Talk 4 impressions thread (don't remember the thread) disliking the album

I love it now

Yes, Westside was the first rapper ever to feature a tap dancer lol

Whomst else hath done that

instagram.com/p/CdqTdWlLDlZ

“Killing Nothing” is the 2nd album with @boldyjames and it drops Friday. Vinyl announcement with @tuffkongrecords soon. Very psyched to release this record. It was technically started during the Real Bad Boldy sessions. A couple of the songs were actually going to be on RBB but the vibe wasn’t right. The tone of RBB is its own thing and the vibe of Killing Nothing is its own thing. RBB was a preview and Killing Nothing is a full length movie straight out of the 70’s. A gritty 35mm noir and the protagonist is Boldy. There are purposely less features than our last project because we wanted this album to have Boldy front and center, uninterrupted. A lot of time and thought was put into this and we hope everyone loves it as much as we do. S*** is banging.

1. Water Under the Bridge
2. All the Way Out
3. Game Time
4. A Hundred Ninety Bands
5. Meddlin' (feat. CRIMEAPPLE)
6. Cash Transactions (feat. Knowledge the Pirate)
7. Open Door (feat. Rome Streetz & Stove God Cooks)
8. Ain't No Bon Jovi
9. Bo Jack (Miller Light)
10. Sig Sauer
11. 5 Mississippi
12. Seeing Visions
13. Killing Nothing

"Tapping on the work like Savion"

Savion Glover is like the most famous tap dancer ever and Puff featured him 20 years ago.

Jordan pack 5s, gun metal sum special
Used to serve yay, wordplay on Big Pun level
Smoke come out the barrel when the gun settled(Brrrrrrrr)
Know some gangstas in Arizona play the field like a Sun devil

Tana Talk 4 is indisputably rap album of the year still

RIP Sandman Sims & Gregory Hines

Hov had a Gregory Hines line in a song once too. Pre Reasonable Doubt

Cocodrillo Turbo got it. And I love TT4. Def top 3.
Black Star 2 right there too.

I love how boldy just raps and gets others to set up his projects. I think that’s why he has so many classics cause he knows his strengths and weaknesses

That being said I don’t like real bad man production tbh

What don’t you like? I feel like this new album is one of Boldy’s best, because of the production

I like this mystery rollout

Need Michelle Records, Stove God album and Liz 2 immediately.

This Boldy tape is f***ing great

was not expecting to like this so much. gonna have to add it in to the rotation with Kenny

maybe his best album...

yeah it's blown me away to be honest

Top 3 Boldy albums

Bo Jackson
Killing Nothing
The Price of Tea in China