ATF 🩻Jun 1
Mr CarterY’all always frame it as someone leeching off Drake
Jay addressed multiple people who all had already taken shots at him. Drake just another head getting addressed
Nicki and Ye are Skitzo and don’t deserve responses.
Also both have been popping off for years and haven’t gotten much of a response, who popped out a couple weeks ago and got an immediate response?- ATF 🩻Jun 1
HaroldsChickenWhile lll agree the only thing that has changed since him saying rap beef isn’t worth it is iceman . Leaves you wondering if no disses on iceman does he even address the others
Worded it better than me, I agree
Jun 1·1 replyHaroldsChickenWhile lll agree the only thing that has changed since him saying rap beef isn’t worth it is iceman . Leaves you wondering if no disses on iceman does he even address the others
How do we know it wasn't always planned? Not like the roots picnic has changed dates.
Jun 1ATFAgain, all is takes is some negativity toward Drake for people to cope for billionaire maga supporters. Maybe Jay should have “talked tough to those crackers” when it came to the NFL
He really got these guys shook up.
Cognitive dissonance with Jay Z is always baffling to me. And I like his music, but people put their heads in the sand with how he markets himself versus the reality.
Jun 1·3 repliesYeah im peeping the weird distain for Jay lol
- Jun 1Laced
How do we know it wasn't always planned? Not like the roots picnic has changed dates.
Yeah I’m saying there is no way to know . I am saying rap beef isn’t worth it then addressing old circumstances felt odd . But I did just take it as a display of skill and responding more than trying to actually start a beef with anyone
Jun 1·1 replySided against Drake in damn near every battle he’s been in but I want him to beat Jay
- Jun 1·1 replyATF
Again, all is takes is some negativity toward Drake for people to cope for billionaire maga supporters. Maybe Jay should have “talked tough to those crackers” when it came to the NFL
He really got these guys shook up.
Oh yeah there is an undeniable hypocrisy to Jay Z lines in here that some of his fans simply won’t acknowledge
- Jun 1DaeHan
Yeah im peeping the weird distain for Jay lol
Some is distain some is recognizing none of these people are perfect
Jun 1
Jun 1·editedATFAgain, all is takes is some negativity toward Drake for people to cope for billionaire maga supporters. Maybe Jay should have “talked tough to those crackers” when it came to the NFL
He really got these guys shook up.
Drake fans don't believe in anything. Pretending to believe in things just to point out hypocrisy doesn't work. You're in league with DJ Rapeademiks and Aiden "Chud the Builder" Ross. It's pure nihilism.
Spectators like watching your boy get his head caved in on the regular. That's all it is. Enjoy
Jun 1·1 replyHaroldsChickenOh yeah there is an undeniable hypocrisy to Jay Z lines in here that some of his fans simply won’t acknowledge
once you start bringing up masters and s*** niggas start acting like you cracked some code lol look at the signed my life away s*** from abel & then the lifetime deal thing from kanye
- Jun 1·edited·2 replies
AisosaEverybody's "ingrained in comparison"... it was probably even worse then than it is now.
This isn't my opinion, BTW, there's song lyrics, and cultural detritus to prove it.
I don't like Jay Z in the same way I dont like Peter Thiel; they're capitalist leeches that make the world a worse place.
I dont care if you like Jay Z or not. If the nigga had said, "I love Jay Z so much", I'd have kept it moving.
What I won't countenance, however, is people just straight up lying about verifiable facts. Jay Z is a great rapper, but he's never been THE GUY in any era. He's also not the most consistent, as demonstrated above.
In general, even IRL, people need to understand that facts aren't things that can be twisted and spun to fit whatever narrative you like.
Before I respond, how old are are you?
You said that Jay was never THE GUY in any era. What’s your definition of the guy?
If you’re going by numbers - ok
But if you’re going by influence and skill - he most definitely was the guy.
From 98 - 03 he was arguably the most consistent and influential rapper.
He (helped) popularize so many fads.
He had dudes stop jerseys and wearing button ups.
If you don’t like Jay - ok. But to say that he was never the guy shows a disconnect on your part.
- Jun 1
especially when j cole literally had to pay you to get his s*** back lol
you moving like them same crackas 
Jun 1DaeHan· editedBefore I respond, how old are are you?
You said that Jay was never THE GUY in any era. What’s your definition of the guy?
If you’re going by numbers - ok
But if you’re going by influence and skill - he most definitely was the guy.
From 98 - 03 he was arguably the most consistent and influential rapper.
He (helped) popularize so many fads.
He had dudes stop jerseys and wearing button ups.
If you don’t like Jay - ok. But to say that he was never the guy shows a disconnect on your part.
They must be born 2008 don’t know Jay had this s*** in a chokehold
- Jun 1·1 reply
ryuHI’ll give yall Ja as a singles artist the had some number ones that year but Hov still outsold him in the first week and overall in terms of album sales
Hov an album artist with hit singles
Ja was a hit singles artist with throw away albums
Apples to oranges
Pain is Love sold more than The Blueprint.
It's close but it did.
- Jun 1
TAXINo matter his age, jay has always been consistent with the way he drops these live concert/festival acapella freestyles. Nobody can ever outdo him in wordplay subliminals.
Jun 1DaeHanYeah im peeping the weird distain for Jay lol
People can think whatever they want but I'm noticing Jay Z music haters (keyword music) use alternative facts
- Jun 1·1 replyAisosa
Pain is Love sold more than The Blueprint.
It's close but it did.
Yeah but they had to walk through the debris of 9/11 to go cop it
- Jun 1
Lbr if the twin towers don't get attacked Bp1 does 700k fw
- Jun 1
EasyloveIf y’all can’t appreciate one of the greatest MCs of all time rapping again then idk what to tell you. The sales bullshit is meaningless to me because there’s no universe where 50 Cent or Eminem are more important to Hip Hop than Rakim or B.I.G. Guys like Hov paved the way for Hip Hop to become as big as it became.
This
- Jun 1DiamondsFlooded
once you start bringing up masters and s*** niggas start acting like you cracked some code lol look at the signed my life away s*** from abel & then the lifetime deal thing from kanye
I don’t think a lot accomplished from saying “ you have a bad contract you are a slave “ as Drake used and now Jay Z because they are all beholden to “ crackas” in some sense . They are artist and not revolutionaries
- Jun 1·1 replyDaeHan· edited
Before I respond, how old are are you?
You said that Jay was never THE GUY in any era. What’s your definition of the guy?
If you’re going by numbers - ok
But if you’re going by influence and skill - he most definitely was the guy.
From 98 - 03 he was arguably the most consistent and influential rapper.
He (helped) popularize so many fads.
He had dudes stop jerseys and wearing button ups.
If you don’t like Jay - ok. But to say that he was never the guy shows a disconnect on your part.
Very convenient that the things you're mentioning aren't objectively quantifiable.
Skill: he got famously washed by Eminem. There has been no point in both their careers where Jay Z was a better technical rapper. Even when Em was ass circa Recovery, Jay Z was uber ass around that time with BP3.
Consistent: Em dropped SSLP/MMLP/TES in that same time period. Commercially and culturally (wider culture, not just hip-hop) bigger than anything Jay Z has ever dropped.
Popularizing fads: I'm happy he made you stop wearing Jerseys with change clothes, but at some point I was wearing a bandaid on my face because of Pimp Juice so I dont even know how that means anything.
- Jun 1thriftstorepradas
Yeah but they had to walk through the debris of 9/11 to go cop it
Personally, I would have just stayed home.
Darwin Prize behavior.
Jun 1·2 repliesAisosaVery convenient that the things you're mentioning aren't objectively quantifiable.
Skill: he got famously washed by Eminem. There has been no point in both their careers where Jay Z was a better technical rapper. Even when Em was ass circa Recovery, Jay Z was uber ass around that time with BP3.
Consistent: Em dropped SSLP/MMLP/TES in that same time period. Commercially and culturally (wider culture, not just hip-hop) bigger than anything Jay Z has ever dropped.
Popularizing fads: I'm happy he made you stop wearing Jerseys with change clothes, but at some point I was wearing a bandaid on my face because of Pimp Juice so I dont even know how that means anything.
Every notable rapper in the last 20 years have stated Jay was a major influence
Kanye, Kendrick, Cole, Drake, Wayne etc.
His influence is absolutely undeniable