NEW HD VIDEO - Jay Rock "Just Like Me"

[West$ide Boi]

props

[realtalk]

this album sounds crazy..is this the album he recorded at warner?

[LooN3y]

Oh and looney, strange music launched a subsidiary label. Strange lane records, with young bleed the first act to sign.

ic didint know that they were so big, juggalos must love that shit , cuz i know NORMAL white ppl love tech n9ne like they love wu-tang.



but so is this a terrace beat?

[Cordozzar Drakko]

Oh and looney, strange music launched a subsidiary label. Strange lane records, with young bleed the first act to sign.

ic didint know that they were so big, juggalos must love that shit , cuz i know NORMAL white ppl love tech n9ne like they love wu-tang.

Why? What's wrong with Wu-Tang?

I think Hip-Hop lost a lot when ODB died. He was a genuine, true, authentic FREE SPIRIT that can NEVER be tamed or domesticated, not even money could, & in my book, NOWADAYS, that's saying a hell of a lot! He had HEART like almost no other, only PAC I can think of with so miuch heart, & it led the both of em to their grave & we have never got no one like em ever since the sad day they passed. & They both knew their days were numbered & still they stayed TRUE to themselves instead of selling out to the star-system & mainstream media & just being happy sitting on their lazy asses enjoying becoming millionaires like so many others...
They died the way they lived & chose to.
Like their music or not, THAT commands RESPECT.
(To me, "Return to the 36 Chambers" is a one-in-a-billiion album by a unique artist. Unmatched to this day in East Coast rap.)

[LooN3y]

Oh and looney, strange music launched a subsidiary label. Strange lane records, with young bleed the first act to sign.

ic didint know that they were so big, juggalos must love that shit , cuz i know NORMAL white ppl love tech n9ne like they love wu-tang.

Why? What's wrong with Wu-Tang?

I think Hip-Hop lost a lot when ODB died. He was a genuine, true, authentic FREE SPIRIT that can NEVER be tamed or domesticated, not even money could, & in my book, NOWADAYS, that's saying a hell of a lot! He had HEART like almost no other, only PAC I can think of with so miuch heart, & it led the both of em to their grave & we have never got no one like em ever since the sad day they passed. & They both knew their days were numbered & still they stayed TRUE to themselves instead of selling out to the star-system & mainstream media & just being happy sitting on their lazy asses enjoying becoming millionaires like so many others...
They died the way they lived & chose to.
Like their music or not, THAT commands RESPECT.
(To me, "Return to the 36 Chambers" is a one-in-a-billiion album by a unique artist. Unmatched to this day in East Coast rap.)

i never said anythings wrong with wu-tang, i remember wu-tang was really gettin played out before when all the white boys bumped it 24/7 but i still like it.

im not gonna dislike it because a bunch of white boys are bumping it i can care less. if it were like that than i wouldnt like eminem (not like i like the new em anyways)


pac died because he wanted to make political changes and threatened buisnessmen and certain politicians  and governement officials. it wasnt soley because he wrote dope music or some street shit, thats fucking retarded, but thats what got him noticed though.



it wasnt no crip niggas that had the juice too shoot tupac on the MAIN STRIP IN VEGAS AFTER A TYSON FIGHT. it doesnt take a genius that it goes much deeper than that. but very good scapegoat




but anyways back on subject, nothing wrong with white people that bump hiphop, but their the majority that actually buy their artists every album.


i mean i cant do that, nor can i afford to, i buy the albums worth buying, and certain rappers i buy all their albums just cuz their my fav (IE, tupac, kurupt,  etc etc)

[Cordozzar Drakko]

I can respect that, no problem, I just feel ODB's been overlooked or worse forgotten since he passed, like his name is never mentioned in the "tributes" part of the shows where the names of the fallen are shouted out & I think it's sad.
Now collectively, Wu's had ups & downs (more downs than ups?) but for such a large collective not only to still be on speaking terms but still be around, is an achievement in itself, but that's another matter...
But I get your point.

[LAC/EASTSIDE]

Jay Rock has always been nice! 

[Ghost Drebin]

Good song...actually looking forward to his album

[dubsmith_nz]

This could possibly be the best Jay Rock song I've heard, shit is straight up dope, anticipation for the album just got higher

[Eddz]

What's a juggalos?

[The_Offence]

MAN THIS SHIT HIT ME LIKE A BRICK AFTER I BLAZED 1.. JUST WHEN YOU THINK THIS NIGGA IS JUST ANOTHER GANGSTA RAPPER HE DROPS SOME DEEP POETRY SHIT NIGGAZ LIKE NAS WOULD BE PROUD OF.