Yukmouth - JJ Based On A Vill Story Three
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I remember years ago you posting being a big Yuk fan...but guess what shit changes sometimes huh? I definitely think Yuk woulda have had a better career had he stuck to the music and cut out the persona. I did enjoy his music for a long time until the mid to late 2000s when the beefin was too much and the music just didn't hit me the same way. Vill Story 1 was a nice piece though. I wonder if the Luniz would have kept making music together and Yuk was dropping those clever story comedy raps where they'd be now.
Why are you obsessed with what I said? Me being a fan of Yuk's music has absolutely nothing to do with the videos he posts speaking bad on several people that's supposed to be his people. Then speaking peaceful talk on all the dudes who either dissed him, Pac, Pac's mother, or one of his Regime potnas. That's some weirdo stuff no matter how you look at it. This dude has made videos clowning Gonzoe, slick dissed C Bo, Numskull, Death Row, C&H, etc...go watch them and form your own opinion
You gotta admit the beefing with G-Unit/Shady/Interscope camp circa 2003-2005 was funny though. All Out War is a classic mixtape series in my books. He was at his lowest when he put out the Million Dollar Mouthpiece-Westcoast Don-Free At Last album string. JJ Based... Vol. 1 was a true comeback for him.
I know artists are limited to 80 minutes, if you album isn't going to be a double album on cd, but you'd think artists would want to reward those who buy the physical copy if they are making more money off each unit sold compared to digital. But I know artists move way more digital copies than physical, so I guess putting more tracks on the digital makes sense to them. Digital or physical, I still like the idea of an album not being longer than 80 minutes unless you are calling it a double album.
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He explains the difference in tracklist hard copy vs. digital in this new interview
What I don’t understand is why they had to take Swifty McVay’s off “Jazzy Jeff” on the physical version?
I’m halfway through the CD and so far it is nowhere near the quality on part 1.
What I don’t understand is why they had to take Swifty McVay’s off “Jazzy Jeff” on the physical version?
I’m halfway through the CD and so far it is nowhere near the quality on part 1.
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