I could do without Jim’s presence on this project but I’ll tolerate it for the comedy and if it’ll help resurrect Dame’s relevance. The game needs more Dame. And, it looks as if there’s going to be a reemergence of Nicole Wray as a result of this shit too. 2K9 Heavy Rhyme Experience. Word up.
That is all.
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I hate to say it but Jim is definitely edging his way from rapper towards being an emcee. At this point in their respective careers Jim > Juelz
I hate to say it but Jim is definitely edging his way from rapper towards being an emcee. Not that he’s on Nas, Jay, Monch sort of levels, but he’s got a lot more spit in him that back in the beginning of the decade. At this point in their respective careers Jim > Cam > Juelz
Can’t wait for this to drop…
Yea bro, I agree with you…Jim Jones on this project bothers me, but I’ll still be anticipating this one….
This song sounds so ill. I can’t wait for the album.
Sounds fresh, don’t have any reservations about Jim Jones being on the project, he looks the rocker type anyway, so maybe this is the perfect niche for him?
Ernie C, Corey Glover, Vernon Reid, Doug Wimbish, Will Calhoun and Fishbone and Bad Brains should also pass through for a jam out on this project (I wish).
Jim does good on the song so I can care less, it ounds good, it is good. I know Dame got shitted on and everyon loves the underdog story, but why does hte game need more Dame? I see a lot of people saying things like that, I’m just curious as to why.
Dame is a character and a hustler … he brings more of that dream big element that hip-hop - as a music and culture - needs.
Jim Jones Has A Ghostwriter …
As long as he performs the song properly and pays the ghostwriter that’s alright with me.