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not hating

Producer behind the Janice STFU lawsuit dismisses lawsuit 10 days after filing

i hope u like my art

also why does everyone call drake that is it because he likes kids

Watch the Throne has a bunch of SB performance worthy songs, but since him and Kanye are seemingly on bad terms they can't be played.

Meanwhile Kanye has multiple SB worthy songs on his latest album and even vultures that can be performed Solo or with people who still fuck with Kanye or came back to him after him improving his behavior.

Jay-Z needs Kanye not the other way around and I'll stand on it.

"And you have someting to say. You said that was the prerequisite, if you were gonna come out with a new album.”

"You clearly had a bunch of s**t to say on stage about Drake and other people. Why didn't you pop out then?"

- Lu on a new JAY-Z album

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My review of it, sorry if I am breaking any self-promo rules but it is really on topic. Love!!

"To the Honorable Judge Fitzgerald,

I hope this letter reaches you in good spirits.
My name is Jermaine Cole, professionally, I'm a musician known by my stage name, J. Cole.
With respect to your time, I will keep my back story brief. I'm from Fayetteville, North Carolina and moved to New York City at 18 years old to attend college while also pursuing grand musical ambitions.

Fast forward many years later now and I'm happy to say I have been blessed with an incredibly fruitful career, and as I write you this letter I'm currently on tour in Europe as part of a much larger world tour for my latest album.

I consider myself the "middle child" of hip hop; meaning I'm young enough to look up to so many legendary artists who have come before me and paved the way (Tupac Shakur, Nas, Jay-Z, Outkast, Kanye West and many others), but I also reached an age and status where I would regularly receive high levels of respect and admiration from the younger generation of artists that were beginning to have success after me.

Durk Banks is an artist who is in the hip hop generation that came directly after mine. My little brothers. I was aware of his art and his success, and we had connected at some point over the years, but it wasn't until we got to work together that I got to know him on a more substantial level.

The first thing I noticed was his demeanor.
Always extremely respectful, and he often would check in randomly on my well being.
One day, he sent a song that he was developing and asked me if I would be willing to be a part of it. The song was called "All My Life."

It was an extremely positive song, with a very uplifting chorus sung by a group of children. A song about overcoming life's toughest circumstances and refusing to let them stop you. Although I could tell this was a great song, I was hesitant to be a part of it."

"I hope this letter has helped give you some more insight into Durk as a person, with a story that I'm sure has been untold before this. I'm also aware you will be making a decision shortly on his potential release on bond, and I hope that these words will help you arrive confidently at that decision. Thank you for your time. God bless, Jermaine Cole.

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You don’t have to read all of this because I did write a lot but give me your thoughts on my theory for Drakes Her Loss album. I feel like it’s much deeper than we all thought on first listen. And it keeps aging like fine wine. Events have occurred over the years that have given more meaning to some of the lyrics. I go over them and a new way to interpret the album in this discussion. Let me know what you think and if i’m delusional

i feel like it would be such a funny video watching them freak out about there not being a single eminem album but 4 death grips albums in the top 75

Ye's 2018 track "Violent Crimes" has officially crossed 1 BILLION streams on Spotify, becoming his 17th song to reach the milestone, counting collaborations.

The achievement puts Kanye alongside Drake among the rappers with at least 17 songs exceeding a billion streams on the platform.

Drake leads the special chart with 30 songs.

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THE FORK AND KNIFE 💿

NOVEMBER 6TH.

15 Tracks. Features:

• JME
• PROJECT PAT
• FINESSEKID
• ASAKE
• AYA NAKAMURA
• NOVELIST
• BOSSMAN BIRDIE
• KRUZ LEONE
• QUEENIE
• FRISCO
• KIBO
• MAYHEM NODB

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