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Put smooth on a verse & you gone get this work! ya all did your thing though! mykill wassup wit all these strip club records? they needa play your shit all crazy! lol keep it up fam thats a nice little niche you got going. & my nigga famous just swagged that bitch out the end perfectly!
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word! thanks for listenin'. damn i dunno, these just seem to be the joints people send verses in for. i got some others floating around... I think its more of, this is what i got from the beat so i went with it. kinda like that other track we're doin, lol. I got some other stuff in the works, just not fully developedOriginally posted by @Poyo_Kardashian View PostComment
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Strip club anthem!!Shit goes hard,always dig your verse man but famous goes hard too good collaboComment
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Sent this to Nah Right. Let's see if i can get Jsmooth and Yung some more attention
Thanks for the listen Kastor.Comment
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everyone has gifs for covers. I'm jealous.
tbh, I don't give a fuck, you're easily the best here in the studio. not lyrically (not saying you're a terrible lyricist) or anything, but in terms of consistency. You drop more songs than anyone here and your hit to garbage ratio is like 10:1. You down yourself too much, bruh.
But this shit is dope as fuck. Instrumental was probably the worst thing about it, which is saying a lot, lol. Yung Famous's delivery/mixing was probably next, then your delivery. J Smooth definitely had the best verse. He rode the beat well and his delivery was great for the instrumental. Mykill, idk what it is, but it seems like the energy from the choruses never move to your verses, idk. not to say it was bad, but when you listen, there's just some noticeable dissonance. Yung Famous, while his verse wasn't bad, it wasn't show-stopping either. It partially had to do with his mixing and his delivery. Sometimes he was soundin' pretty confident and shit, but then sometimes he just sounded bored as fuck, idk.
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