Young Maestro 🎫

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[DJ Pretty Boy Tank @DJPrettyBoyTank]

Keep Swizz & Pharrell away from being in the studio with Atlanta rappers

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

@DJPrettyBoyTank That’s HARD‼️

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

Them: Why You Put Kobe Over bron, Sean?

Me:

[8/24MαɱႦα.Aɾƈԋιʋҽʂ🐐 @MambaArchives]

No flopping, no complaining to the refs🐐

Kobe was different 🙏🏻

[Steppin Wolf🇺🇸 @FBA_MasterJEDI]

Shoutout to all the Black men that been catching strays all week over two people we could care less about! We still the shit tho! 😎😮‍💨🇺🇸🔥🔥

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

@Dearme2_ “Nope” “I’ll see”

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

BEEN saying Lakers are better when lebron ain’t playing

[Joshua LaMar @DroTisci]

Dating with intention doesn’t mean I’m promising forever… it means I’m paying attention to see if forever makes sense with you!

[DatPiff @DatPiff]

In 2005, the same year DatPiff launched Jeezy’s ‘Trap Or Die’ hit the streets and instantly became one of the most important projects of the decade.

Hosted by DJ Drama, the tape helped make the Gangsta Grillz format the blueprint for Southern mixtapes. It also played a role in igniting Jeezy’s long running feud with Gucci Mane after their collab on “Icy” turned into a dispute over album clearance.

At the time, Jeezy was also dealing with label tension at Def Jam, so the tape became his way of proving the streets could move music without the industry.

2005 was the start of a new era…and Trap or Die was right at the center of it.

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

The correction(s) in the comments.. pure gold 🤣🤣

[Bron’s Best @LBJsBest]

Haters still claim LeBron “choked” while avg 39/8/8 in the Orlando series in 2009 😭😭

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

@BigHomieKODAQ NawFr

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

“Drought 3! Ain’t SHIT safe”..

& proceeded to show you

[DatPiff @DatPiff]

When Da Drought 3 dropped in 2007, it changed how rappers looked at mixtapes forever.

Wayne wasn’t just dropping songs, he was taking everyone’s beats and bodying them. Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Mike Jones, Juelz Santana… if it was hot on the radio, Wayne was rapping over it.

The craziest part? Those verses weren’t written.

Wayne was going in the booth and freestyling entire songs in one take, sometimes knocking out 10+ freestyles in a single night.

Rappers actually started holding onto beats longer because they knew if Wayne heard it first… it might turn into HIS record.

To this day, a lot of people still consider Da Drought 3 the greatest mixtape ever released.

Do you?

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

NawFr lol

[𝕯𝖆𝛎𝖎𝐝🧘🏾‍♂️ @DavidPattt]

If my girl come home with this hairstyle she will need to book another appointment for the next morning cause I’m calling in sick. I got curls to disrespect

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

Inside the Benz next month👀

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

@MykkoMontana 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

@Dearme2_ Peace

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

That @MetroBoomin @djspinz #FuturisticSumma Tape too Hard. I might Just Drop The Whole Tape Tonight @ Cascade

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

Watching my homeboy going though shit w/ his girl brings me to realization..

I’m HAPPILY single lol

[Dating Taxi @DatingTaxi]

Your father is the only man who wants to see you do better than him. Don’t ever forget that.

[Young Maestro 🎫 @DjMuziSEAN]

@winwhite97 😂😂😂

[The Wild Wild Breast @Slee_333]

I HAD to find out what he said and I am crying 😭😭