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| Jay-Z – D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune) Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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youre makin good points but the point isn't that jay-z can't take change. the point that auto-tune is rap, it ain't hip hop... it's fuckin pop music
theyre rhyming all slow and singin their raps... akon t-pain, that shit isn't rap, they aren't killin anything... it's bitch music, and it is way closer to pop and R&B than to rap or hip-hop
so jay's sayin, rappers should be showin off they rap skills or not rap at all- their flow, their speed, unique rhymes, not how they sing with a fucking electronic stabilizer that corrects their damn pitch for them when they sing |
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| Jay-Z – D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune) Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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when he says i may do it myself he's talkin bout the bitches that aint goin hard better keep they head up when they walkin into the hood thinkin they hot cuz theyre gonna get their chains tooken
and he says since he's so brooklyn and he runs new york, he may even come by and do it himself
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| Jay-Z – D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune) Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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haha yo man you're readin in too much, it aint about obama, that dont make sense
he's just saying how hard he goes
all black all the time, versace shades, straight up brooklyn,
thats all |
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| Lil' Wayne – Tha Mobb Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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totally agree man, my favourite weezy song. It sooo fucking tight.. i love how he goes till he can't say anything else, and then at the end he closes with "thats real shit if uve ever seen such"
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| Lil' Wayne – Mr. Carter Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Yaa but lots of rappers talk about himm... it's cuz he was an icon in the hood and people look up to him for his role and success in helping black people stand up against racismm- jay z makes references too |
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| Lil' Wayne – Mr. Carter Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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he doesn't say be the juice man, he says beatlejuice 3 times cuz in the movie u gotta say it 3 times to summon that freaky guy |
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