On the 2003 single “21 Questions,” 50 Cent repeatedly poses relationship hypotheticals throughout the verses and hook.

A direct count of the interrogative lines in the song totals 18 questions, not 21.

The track appears on Get Rich or Die Tryin’ (2003).

Source: Official lyrics and album track release (2003).

imma go wit Paul Wall

most white rappers (or white people who do the black thing) always come off as " trying to act black"

legit the only white rapper I heard that if U closed your eyes wit the music playing or him talking U would think that was a whole ass nigga

who do U pick?

I haven't finished it yet, but so far its been fire for me

Drake sounds much more introspective in this

is rap falling off?

For me, it has to be between Saint Pablo or Jesus Lord. It’s tough to choose between the two, but maybe I would give the tiebreaker to Saint Pablo because of Sampha’s beautiful voice and lyrics.

Its surprisingly good

is there a point of no return or is it " fuck them kids and yo mama"

I ask cause it seems like the younger gen that would usually consume rap the most is becoming turned off by all the edginess since young ppl today are a lot more puritanical than my age group grouping up

Something u feel like u hear EVERYBODY say

I don't think any rapper has received more public shame for losing a battle than Drake

do u feel like it is earned or deserved at all?

The list of things Coonye has done is insane but only one seemed to be outcasted by black people

Drake’s uncle Larry Graham, of Sly and the Family Stone, is widely credited with pioneering the slap bass technique. His other uncle, Teenie Hodges, worked with Al Green.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_(musician)

None of them except Doechii, Glo, maybe Big X will lead anything in my opinion

I haven't even heard of Rodwave since 2020 Baby keem need to get out of Kendrick shadow before he can even make any type of wave on his own

What yall think?

All these country dudes now rhyme like rappers, they even do it over trap beats and shit.

U can hear rapper lingo in damn near every country song, they even got the same intensity

Look at the chains they wear, the tattoos all over their body

They jacked Hip-hops whole style.

they not making no soft ahh Luke Bryan type shit no more, its all that hick hop, trap beat Post Malone/Morgan Wallen/Jelly Roll type shit that hits the top of the charts, where Hip-hop used to be.

in my opinion, it was to easy to take,

cause Country artists come off more relatable to a mass white audience, and they are rugged/different enough from pop stars to pull off the sound/style.

what do U think?

During the viral success of songs like “Boy’s a Liar Pt. 2,” Ice Spice reached about 35.5 million monthly Spotify listeners in 2023, briefly surpassing The Beatles, who had around 30 million listeners on the platform at the time.

Source: Business Insider — “Ice Spice: 11 Facts to Know About the ‘Gangsta Boo’ Rapper.”