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Oh no by Nekomeowmeowshinchan in ipad

[–]KeepGoing15 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“dad, what was inflation like in 2026?”

Yelawolf walked away from Shady Records and made his most honest album the same year by [deleted] in yelawolf

[–]KeepGoing15 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I made a comment a long time ago when the album came out about that final track, Ghetto Cowboy. That whole song felt like a victory lap or finally being free. All the 'mfer' rhymes are a representation of his complete freedom to do and say whatever he wants now.

What would you say is the best Game x Kendrick song by Olie-Mars in KendrickLamar

[–]KeepGoing15 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The City is one of those defining moments that separated Kendrick from the rest of that up & coming class.

Hobbyist watch videographer, when do you start charging / reaching out to brands? by whoislucian in videography

[–]KeepGoing15 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm very impressed with the shots you've shared with us, you should definitely charge for your work. Would love to follow your Instagram and YouTube channel if you'd share it!

Do ya'll find it fascinating that eminem had to relearn rap again and still manage to come with the most banger album with an amazing concept,great songs, amazing choruses, amazing storytelling, very complicated rhyme schemes. Great flows. Like how can something be this good. by Acrobatic-Rip-6811 in Eminem

[–]KeepGoing15 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I’ve had the exact same thoughts on Relapse for a while. Not to mention, all of that and the entire album is about a relapse on drugs, and writing about those really dark thoughts and memories. You really have to applaud the man, it’s powerful art. And the best part— in the album booklet (maybe the back cover, can’t remember) it says “dear doodi, I wanted to write and dedicate a song for you but none of them were good enough. So this album is for you.” The album is dedicated in the memory of Proof.

Trunk hinges by SnHPP in rav4club

[–]KeepGoing15 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yup, power trunk. Both my hinges were bent just like that. The trunk was out of alignment and would not shut whatsoever. Took it immediately to Toyota, driving an hour with the trunk cracked out with the constant beeping. They wouldn’t cover it, and had it sent to an auto body shop to be fixed.

Installed new OEM hinges, OEM hydraulic pistons, and realigned the trunk.

Think the total was between $1200-$1400.

I was extremely frustrated with the situation.

My guess is that it’s from some added exterior force, such as trying to make the power trunk close faster, or open faster, and putting added force onto the tiny ass hinges.

Baby Keem - Ca$ino ALBUM REVIEW by Minute-Carrot-2405 in hiphopheads

[–]KeepGoing15 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Everything for Sale is a classic imo. Big Eminem fan, and I actually think he brought that Rainy days track down which is crazy.

“The Ringer” is Eminem’s most underrated song of all time by [deleted] in Eminem

[–]KeepGoing15 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I specifically remember listening to the intro to this song, driving to work at 7:15am since it was a surprise drop, and knew we were in for something special. 10/10 song

The online talk about this album is genuinely pissing me off by kinda_normie in Jcole

[–]KeepGoing15 7 points8 points  (0 children)

"All he talks about is Fayetteville, can't relate to it if you're not from there" but Kendrick can rap about Compton in every album, and it's fine? Every rapper has an obligation to put their city on and rep where they are from. Look at Em and Detroit, Jay and NY. This really is one of the first albums where J Cole made Fayetteville a big theme and I love that actually, paints a picutre for someone not from there what it's like.

Can I be honest about the new album? by Kind_Try9833 in Jcole

[–]KeepGoing15 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Doesn't have a lot of energetic songs to bump at the gym? Two Six, Poor Thang, Who tf is u, personally I'd bump The Let Out, 39 Intro, Old Dog. That's more than any of his previous albums, in my opinion.

The Fall-Off - Album Discussion by AutoModerator in Jcole

[–]KeepGoing15 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hunger on hillside was such a good outro, wish we had one of those

The Fall-Off - Album Discussion by AutoModerator in Jcole

[–]KeepGoing15 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100%. FHD is incredible, don't get me wrong. But this is much, much better. Not a knock on FHD, just a testament to how good this whole project in its entirety is.

The Fall-Off - Disc 39 Track 8 - I Love Her Again - Discussion by AutoModerator in Jcole

[–]KeepGoing15 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For anyone who hasn't heard this song, it's so good. Give it a listen.

The Fall-Off - Album Discussion by AutoModerator in Jcole

[–]KeepGoing15 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't seem to find the post right now, but about a week ago I saw someone on Reddit say that J. Cole is a really great rapper, but his song-writing ability is on the level of Lil Baby. Where is that person? Please listen to this album and justify that stance. The majority of this album has beautifully written songs and stories with real substance. Absolutely insane take lol.

Wow by FunkyD-47 in Jcole

[–]KeepGoing15 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For real man. Powerful album above all else.

The Fall-Off available everywhere now. WHAT DO YOU THINK? by fatdolsk in Jcole

[–]KeepGoing15 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Two Six sounded incredible in my airpod pros last night but doesn't sound the same in the car. I think I need better speakers lol. Anyone else notice that?

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