HipHopHead

yeah sorry, i didn't care to reread it.

Yeah you're right, I am trolling.

J. Cole's were decent but his flow gets boring nor does it have near the content that Wale's did. I'd say they were on par with 100 Miles and Running and Back to the Feature. I'll disregard the So Far Gone comment. A Kid Named Cudi was alright, better than his album, but it wasn't anything impressive. Only one or two songs have any replay value. I'll disregard the Currensy comment. Exactly so I don't see why I'm being criticized for sharing my opinions and critique others. Well I was waiting for the sim league.

i've seen all the conspiracy videos. it just shows how people lack any social life to make up this bull[expletive].

the simply fact that you think i'm trolling just shows your lack of knowledge, just sayin.

what?

Please, if you're so knowledgeable tell me a better one No, its because you dismiss everyone's opinion except for yours. Not at all, I just don't really care about anyones opinion on hip-hop, especially people on a sports forum who say Eminem is the GOAT.

Ghetto? I'm white and from the suburbs...

It was a gimmic, except it failed. I expected more. the fact is i'm annoying you because i don't share the shame opinions as you is pathetic.

Diddy won't STFU.

GTFO with your stupid illuminati conspiracy [expletive], there's no [expletive]ing occult..

well it's common sense. is every song on the radio good? no, their just popular.

the only one with the most truth to it.

http://www.complex.com/blogs/2010/04/29/whats-the-consensus-the-internets-top-tastemakers-react-to-eminems-not-afraid/ :facepalm:

did i not say complex [expletive]ted on him? lmao. Is that not from Complex? i know you're trying to discredit me anyway you can but I pretty clearly said "Complex [expletive]ted on ya", inferring that article is from Complex and brought a negative review.

> Doesn't name any Lupe Fiasco mixtape tracks. > Names three songs from Wale's [expletive]ty album I love Wale as well as Lupe but everyone knows Wale's album blows, his mixtapes are what really makes him a staple. The Mixtape About Nothing is probably the best mixtape I've heard in the past five years while Lupe's mixtapes are the best series I've heard this century.

it was whack as [expletive], the only song that has relative replay value is Good Morning and Glory and those two songs don't make this album any better.

not this [expletive]ing [expletive], /illuminati theory's.

an amazing freestyle dude? get real, his cadence is completely off (just as it was on Forever) and really this is unimpressive. ever hear of the freestyle fellowship? i'm just kicking [expletive] you need to learn, no body has to respond to my opinion on the track nor am i asking anyone to agree with me. Edit: I suggest everyone watch this, if you don't then don't expect to agree with me on any hip-hop topic. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0262424/

Lame beat, lame chorus, lame overall. It seems like Em’s finally realizing that he’s getting to old for the fart jokes but he’s yet to figure out exactly his strengths beyond his humor lie. On his classics it was never about just rapping really well but being able to do so with strong storytelling and a certain honesty. This, like his ‘Drop The World’ and ‘Forever’ verses, is just regular battle rap Eminem sprinkled with emotional platitudes. He puts on his serious face and raps intensely about vaguely somber or inspiring stuff. There’s no narrative, no truth. Just ‘[expletive] the world, feed it beans.’ But at least he’s not saying it in an Elmer Fudd accent. Complex [expletive]ted on ya. The best part is HE ADMITTED RELAPSE WAS [expletive], something most of you stans couldn't do.

so much [expletive] sucking. eminem isn't close to the GOAT and one mediocre freestyle wouldn't prove that.

there's a different from liking a song and being "really good". sounds like a leftover 808 beat.

This guy made a freestyle called "I'ma [expletive], I'ma Lesbian"

aka "I'm Whack".

can't tell if you're kidding or not.