This was on the advanced version of Tha last meal with the original cover. He reworked the album after the success 2001. Some of The advanced Last meal tracks went to doggy’s angels and tha 1st eastsaidaz albums
I still remember my boy hanging out on Crenshaw one night, and he got caught in the crossfire of a shooting without realizing it was about to go down. Before the first dude started shooting, he said “ayyyy my n’gga, DUCK!! I’m tryna get the n’ggas behind you!!!”
White girl on Tik Tok said she was outside in Oakland once when someone started shooting, so they ran into this tiny lil store. She suggested they get out of there bc they were sitting ducks if the shooter found them & all the Black ppl looked at her crazy like.. girl the shooter’s not gonna come in the store, looking for random ppl to kill.. that’s not really what Black folks do LOL
Crooked I was my favorite L.A. rapper from like 02-05 or so. His flow and delivery was crazy, and he never used a NY style like a lot of our dope lyricists in that era
Playing that “Backup ho/When I wake up” with Snoop right now. He said it was recorded after Last Meal, and woulda been on a deluxe if they had made one. Such a banger!!
People from the West Coast: Did you think that Common was dissing LA & West Coast on “I Use To Love Her”. Anyone can answer as well. @ChallzBrownLife@DelMan4More@A2HHTheGame
To see leftist podcasters, comedians, and commentators laugh about political assassination as though it’s entertainment and the destruction of a human life is a punchline, is beyond disgusting.
My husband, Charlie Kirk, was killed in an act of political violence, something our two children and I will live with every day for the rest of our lives.
A culture that laughs at assassination is one of profound moral decay. It threatens the very foundation of our country and the principles that hold our democracy together.
You do not have to agree with someone’s politics to recognize the value of their life. This should not be so hard.
Political violence must never be something this country tolerates, excuses, or celebrates.
One of my old high school friends was from Caldwell so I’ve been twice for 4+ days each time. I think I can count how many black people I saw on one hand both trips I went.
I mean. I get it, but 50’s verses are better for it being a single or club song. It’s a lot simpler, but he has strong rap-a-long moments and a catchy cadence. “Be eaaaasy n’gga” like his specialty was to make catchy verses that you could rap along to, versus lyrical exercise
LMFAOO😂🤣 I actually did this once, this is how I DEFINITIVELY realized that HOV is LIGHTYEARS better than 50 Cent. After I heard THIS for the first time, I went and listened to 50’s original and realized just how much HOV outclassed 50 on HIS song. Incomparable in EVERY WAY.💯
This reminds me that we used to leave our bikes out until somebody climbed by back wall to steal mine from next to my side porch. We found it later that day bc he went to Thrifty’s on Rosecrans and left it outside when he went inside. It was a clean Dyno, too
Kendrick Lamar’s influence on the next generation of rappers is starting to show
From the lyrics, flow, chorus & video
‘Slamming into the greatness of Kendrick, Jay-Z & Weezy. I tell em get the f out the way, either way they gotta come see me’ 🗣
Mark Lux - Bunk 🔥