@Wisdom_Stature Shaffer got one maybe two international hits. The only way it’s gonna work is with pit bull and they barely could take bad bunny so no lol
as someone that was there real time, Life After Death was and remains worlds better an improvement over Ready to Die. thematically, sonically, lyrically, Big was locked in and focused. There's not a single skip on Life After Death.
I said what I said. To CJ at that. We have that relationship. Idc for that album. Don’t mean it’s not good. It’s just not for me. And yes, at the time he was indeed a dirty Brooklyn nigga so my point is valid.
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@lou_m_cypher He's definitely coming back next season especially since they stoked that Freddie & Ron thing at the end of episode 10. There's no other way. Also it doesn't hurt that Shaquielle favors him more anyway.....lol
@KillaKreww Curtis isn't lying. Reasonable Doubt came out in 1996, up to that point Jay was minimally known as Jaz-o's protege. It wasn't until Big's passing and Nas kinda slipping that Jay-Z had a wave. If you pick up the bits and pieces others have said about Jay in interviews, it clicks.