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  • #25
    Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

    A Balace Between Emotion, Realness and Energy >>>>>>>> Emotion >>>>>>> "That bullshit Wayne has in his music now"...
    Mississippi x California x North Carolina



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    • #26
      Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

      ^ Cole aint got energy, but has that realness n emotion, maybe a lil too much sometimes but i guess hes attracting more n more people who like that shit (im bumpin his album everyday now) Only difference is that Drake has that energy n tells the story without being too depressed lol. But you cant compare them two.
      Syrup, percocet, and an eighth a day will leave you broke, depressed, and emotionally vacant
      Despite how Lil' Wayne lives
      It's not conducive to being creative
      And I know cause he's my favorite
      And I know cause I was off that same mix
      Rationalize the shit that I'd try after I listen to "Dedication"
      But he's an alien
      I'd sip that shit
      Pass out or play PlayStation.

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      • #27
        Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

        Originally posted by Stryder View Post
        ^ Cole aint got energy, but has that realness n emotion, maybe a lil too much sometimes but i guess hes attracting more n more people who like that shit (im bumpin his album everyday now) Only difference is that Drake has that energy n tells the story without being too depressed lol. But you cant compare them two.
        Nah, Drake Has Really Depressing Moments.
        How He Can't Take The Fame, N Shit.



        Cole Sold 250, 000 First Week With 'Emotion'. It's Unlikely That He's Gonna Make Any Drastic Changes.

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        • #28
          Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

          Originally posted by WeezYIsCraaazY View Post
          No-one Argues That Wayne Is Greater Than Cole. But As Of Right Now... No Comparison.


          "Them ni*gas pussy, camel toes."
          "Pussy good as baby power."
          "Have it your way, Burger King."
          "Potato on the barrel, pop, pop, tater salad."

          Yeah, Cole's Immature ^



          It's Obvious That Wayne Doesn't Deliver On Albums These Days; He Hasn't Released A 'Good' One In Three Years.


          Your Whole Argument Was Pretty Much: Cole Is Weak, Wayne Is Strong.


          How To Looooooooooo-vee
          this was never an argument about who's greater.
          just about the difference between the two.

          (lol. j cole fans stay on some defensive shit)

          thats a very shallow way of looking at maturity.
          and if that was the i was lookign at it.
          then j cole would still come up as immature.
          BIG GHOST CHRONICLES: The Big Ghost Review for Cole World: The Sideline Story

          lol. even though its a joke. he does a pretty good job at pointing at all the bullshit that j cole writes.

          this really wasnt a discussion about where their music stands right now.
          and if it ws. thats misleading. since his last official hiphop release was three years ago.

          i really dont understand the point of this post.

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          • #29
            Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

            Originally posted by mode View Post
            this was never an argument about who's greater.
            just about the difference between the two.

            (lol. j cole fans stay on some defensive shit)

            thats a very shallow way of looking at maturity.
            and if that was the i was lookign at it.
            then j cole would still come up as immature.
            BIG GHOST CHRONICLES: The Big Ghost Review for Cole World: The Sideline Story

            lol. even though its a joke. he does a pretty good job at pointing at all the bullshit that j cole writes.

            this really wasnt a discussion about where their music stands right now.
            and if it ws. thats misleading. since his last official hiphop release was three years ago.

            i really dont understand the point of this post.

            Wayne: I Am The Best Rapper Alive, Hence, Him Being A Rapper. If C4 And S4TW Aren't 'Rap', Then...

            Oh, And Smart People Did A Good Job At Pointing Out The Bullshit Wayne Comes Up With.
            #ThingsbetterthanC4 Was Trending, Boy... Oh, And Your Idea Of 'Immaturity' Is Different To Mine; Wayne Is Immature As Fucks - He Wasn't On 2 Songs, When It Was His Comeback Album.....

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            • #30
              Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

              Originally posted by mode View Post
              this was never an argument about who's greater.
              just about the difference between the two.

              (lol. j cole fans stay on some defensive shit)

              thats a very shallow way of looking at maturity.
              and if that was the i was lookign at it.
              then j cole would still come up as immature.
              BIG GHOST CHRONICLES: The Big Ghost Review for Cole World: The Sideline Story

              lol. even though its a joke. he does a pretty good job at pointing at all the bullshit that j cole writes.

              this really wasnt a discussion about where their music stands right now.
              and if it ws. thats misleading. since his last official hiphop release was three years ago.

              i really dont understand the point of this post.
              Y'all
              Mad
              Cole's
              Much
              Better


              THIS AIN'T NOTHING TO RELATE TO.


              last.fm || twitter

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              • #31
                Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

                What is this

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                • #32
                  Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

                  Originally posted by WeezYIsCraaazY View Post
                  Wayne: I Am The Best Rapper Alive, Hence, Him Being A Rapper. If C4 And S4TW Aren't 'Rap', Then...

                  Oh, And Smart People Did A Good Job At Pointing Out The Bullshit Wayne Comes Up With.
                  #ThingsbetterthanC4 Was Trending, Boy... Oh, And Your Idea Of 'Immaturity' Is Different To Mine; Wayne Is Immature As Fucks - He Wasn't On 2 Songs, When It Was His Comeback Album.....
                  what?
                  ive no idea how that first sentence would be relevant to anything.

                  but as far as sorry for the wait.
                  i think you mentioned albums. but i dont consider c4 to be good.
                  so maybe i overlooked it. and thought you were referring.to ianahb and rebirth.

                  i think the majority of waynes work is pretty mature.
                  whether you can find the maturity without it being openly showcased.
                  since apparently maturity is only shown if you rap about struggle and the problems.
                  that you are going through. or even writing problems that the everyone can relate to.

                  but i dont think thats the case.
                  id say wayne has been less mature in work.
                  since no ceilings. and i think that has to do with demographic.
                  hes rapping to teenagers. which is a shame. because if you were 14.
                  when the carter came out. youre twenty one now. and if you were used to hearing him.
                  rap about the shit he did then at fourteen. the shit he does now. just doesnt cut it.
                  especially since its the spoonfed pseudo wisdom. thats found on c4.

                  how does immaturity have anything to do with not being on two songs?

                  iceman. youre a krit fan.
                  you should know better than this.

                  krit >>> cole

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                  • #33
                    Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

                    Why is this a thread

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                    • #34
                      Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

                      Originally posted by mode View Post
                      what?
                      ive no idea how that first sentence would be relevant to anything.

                      but as far as sorry for the wait.
                      i think you mentioned albums. but i dont consider c4 to be good.
                      so maybe i overlooked it. and thought you were referring.to ianahb and rebirth.

                      i think the majority of waynes work is pretty mature.
                      whether you can find the maturity without it being openly showcased.
                      since apparently maturity is only shown if you rap about struggle and the problems.
                      that you are going through. or even writing problems that the everyone can relate to.

                      but i dont think thats the case.
                      id say wayne has been less mature in work.
                      since no ceilings. and i think that has to do with demographic.
                      hes rapping to teenagers. which is a shame. because if you were 14.
                      when the carter came out. youre twenty one now. and if you were used to hearing him.
                      rap about the shit he did then at fourteen. the shit he does now. just doesnt cut it.
                      especially since its the spoonfed pseudo wisdom. thats found on c4.

                      how does immaturity have anything to do with not being on two songs?

                      iceman. youre a krit fan.
                      you should know better than this.

                      krit >>> cole
                      What's Krit >> Cole Got With This... Cus', Well, I Kinda Agree (Besides The Fact That They're Different.)

                      Wayne's Last Good Project Was Late 2009... Proof That He's No Longer The Best.

                      C4 Is On Wayne's Worst 3 Albums... The Other Two Are The Ones Before That.. IMO

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                      • #35
                        Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

                        Originally posted by WeezYIsCraaazY View Post
                        What's Krit >> Cole Got With This... Cus', Well, I Kinda Agree (Besides The Fact That They're Different.)

                        Wayne's Last Good Project Was Late 2009... Proof That He's No Longer The Best.

                        C4 Is On Wayne's Worst 3 Albums... The Other Two Are The Ones Before That.. IMO

                        lol. it has nothing do with it.
                        but i do think krit surpasses cole as an artist.
                        and if looking for some idk. homegrown real shit.
                        that cole is supposed to offer. id rather get it from krit.


                        yeah. i agree with all of that.

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                        • #36
                          Re: j cole. wayne. emotions. the genderization and racialization of strength. lol.

                          Originally posted by mode View Post
                          lol. it has nothing do with it.
                          but i do think krit surpasses cole as an artist.
                          and if looking for some idk. homegrown real shit.
                          that cole is supposed to offer. id rather get it from krit.


                          yeah. i agree with all of that.
                          Yeah, As An Artist. Krit >>

                          Cole's A Better Rapper, Though.


                          In My Opinion, Of Course.

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