so here it is...
Kanye West & Jay-Z - H.A.M.
not that impressed. i would see why lex luger would provide a beat for a song like HAM. but i dunno this subject matter doesn't suit them
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On the track, released on Kanye's Facebook page early Tuesday morning, Jay-Z complains that his competitors merely fantasize about what he does on a daily basis - including, but not limited to, schmoozing with Warren Buffet and Steve Forbes. He also cites this writer's $450 valuation of his personal net worth, rounding up slightly to "half a billie," before taking a shot at a fellow Hip-Hop Cash King or two: "Really, you got baby money."
The line is a double entendre meant both as a general reference to the small amount of money that other rappers have in comparison to Jay-Z, and as a specific a reference to the wealth of rapper Dwayne "Lil Wayne" Carter, also known as "Weezy Baby," and fellow New Orleans rapper and record executive Brian "Birdman" Williams, also known as "Baby."
Full Story: Forbes
i dont understand why people think this beat and others from lex luger are good. just sounds like any other overproduced mainstream garbage, with the same dinky drum sounds, synth presets (but no melody just a few notes over and over again), 808s and silly operatic voices (omg so epic xD). Constrobuz
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I started the song already knowing kanyes verse was going to suck but I was hoping at least the beat was going to be hot unfortunately it wasn't
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Never would've guessed that double entendre thanks Forbes.kobegillOn the track, released on Kanye's Facebook page early Tuesday morning, Jay-Z complains that his competitors merely fantasize about what he does on a daily basis - including, but not limited to, schmoozing with Warren Buffet and Steve Forbes. He also cites this writer's $450 valuation of his personal net worth, rounding up slightly to "half a billie," before taking a shot at a fellow Hip-Hop Cash King or two: "Really, you got baby money."
The line is a double entendre meant both as a general reference to the small amount of money that other rappers have in comparison to Jay-Z, and as a specific a reference to the wealth of rapper Dwayne "Lil Wayne" Carter, also known as "Weezy Baby," and fellow New Orleans rapper and record executive Brian "Birdman" Williams, also known as "Baby."
Full Story: Forbes
on MBDTF kanye showed he can hang with Jay if he wants...he's gonna have to step it up a little bit i wonder of kanye even produced anything on the album...so far we've heard there's production from lex luger, madlib, & q-tip right? thinking about kanye & jay spazzing over a madlib beat gets me hardDaDukiesOnly 40 year old Jay, and only when 40 year old Jay mails it in.
i dont understand why people think this beat and others from lex luger are good. just sounds like any other overproduced mainstream garbage, with the same dinky drum sounds, synth presets (but no melody just a few notes over and over again), 808s and silly operatic voices (omg so epic xD). Constrobuz
It makes da trap say AYE!Ā
i dont understand why people think this beat and others from lex luger are good. just sounds like any other overproduced mainstream garbage, with the same dinky drum sounds, synth presets (but no melody just a few notes over and over again), 808s and silly operatic voices (omg so epic xD). Constrobuz
That's exactly why. :P
i dont understand why people think this beat and others from lex luger are good. just sounds like any other overproduced mainstream garbage, with the same dinky drum sounds, synth presets (but no melody just a few notes over and over again), 808s and silly operatic voices (omg so epic xD). Constrobuz
Word. I could make a Lex Luger beat in 10 minutes lol.
That's not even to say I don't like his sound; I just don't get why people are going crazy over it like it's something new. Have you people seriously not heard a Shawty Redd beat in the last 10 years?
[QUOTE="Constrobuz"]i dont understand why people think this beat and others from lex luger are good. just sounds like any other overproduced mainstream garbage, with the same dinky drum sounds, synth presets (but no melody just a few notes over and over again), 808s and silly operatic voices (omg so epic xD). IsThisIt_basic
Word. I could make a Lex Luger beat in 10 minutes lol.
That's not even to say I don't like his sound; I just don't get why people are going crazy over it like it's something new. Have you people seriously not heard a Shawty Redd beat in the last 10 years?
It's not only that he sounds like Shawty Redd/D. Rich, but each of his beats sounds only slightly different than his last. I mean I like Lex (mainly because I like Brick Squad and he feeds them beats that match their super-violent/ignorant attitudes), but his catalog has virtually no diversity and he does very little to separate himself from other trap-rap producers.[QUOTE="IsThisIt_basic"][QUOTE="Constrobuz"]i dont understand why people think this beat and others from lex luger are good. just sounds like any other overproduced mainstream garbage, with the same dinky drum sounds, synth presets (but no melody just a few notes over and over again), 808s and silly operatic voices (omg so epic xD). Joe512
Word. I could make a Lex Luger beat in 10 minutes lol.
That's not even to say I don't like his sound; I just don't get why people are going crazy over it like it's something new. Have you people seriously not heard a Shawty Redd beat in the last 10 years?
It's not only that he sounds like Shawty Redd/D. Rich, but each of his beats sounds only slightly different than his last. I mean I like Lex (mainly because I like Brick Squad and he feeds them beats that match their super-violent/ignorant attitudes), but his catalog has virtually no diversity and he does very little to separate himself from other trap-rap producers.We need more intelligent posts like this.
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