Mar 18, 2018 I haven't stated a singular time in this thread what I listen to you deluded dumb fa---- c----.
Mar 18, 2018 >has a lloyd banks avatar you wann post a lloyd banks album with more than 3 good songs in it huh?
Mar 18, 2018 Lol he's the one who's raged. keeps name calling. I'm chill. Listening to 90's music right now. My era is the best of all rap
Mar 18, 2018 imagine me pretending i was raised listening to tupac and biggie and jay z and nas and s--- when i was 5 years old
Mar 18, 2018 "I was 3 years old when tupac released his first album. 90's era is my era and the best!" like what a fa---- so insecure to say he likes 90's hip hop so he hides behind "w-w-w-well I s-s-swear i was born in the 90's!!!! i-i-it's not my fault i like it!!!"
Mar 18, 2018 HFM - Ain't No Clique, Playboy, Warrior, On Fire, I'm So Fly, Work Magic, Warrior pt. 2 Rotten Apple - Rotten Apple, Survival, Playboy, The Cake, Make a Move, Hands Up, NY NY, Iceman HFM 2 - Take 'em to War, Payback, Home Sweet Home, Beamer Benz or Bentley, Father Time, Start it Up, Any Girl
Mar 18, 2018 2-3 good songs. probs the most forgettable of his career and just meh overall this is the most generic and "mainstream" sounding album LLoyd has put out and has very "poppy" features ona few tracks, all the people I know IRL that were born in the late 80's and were old enough to understand things during the 90's thinks it's a terrible album.
Mar 18, 2018 you were born in 93. you were 3 years old when tupac released his album and you're talking as if you were right there living it. lmfao.
Mar 18, 2018 "from when am born into world up until my graduation is good music all else before and after sux!"
Mar 18, 2018 I was? I've been hearing that music since as long as I can remember. Then early 2000's was fire too. Then it all died sometime after 2010
Mar 18, 2018 Ahhh so you have memories of when you were younger than 3 years old. nice cognitive memory retention skills
Mar 18, 2018 "lol mumble rap" scoffing at current hip hop is infinitely more detrimental to the culture than any present day rapper