This was like my super number one
favorite joint back in the days. Loved
it to death. Got me really hyped and
still does too. Was heavily influenced
by this track and loved the video too.
Matter of fact still do. Glad to have
seen it again too. Big ups to
nobodysmiling for puttin' it on.
Listen..... Dats what real gangsta sh*t
is, na mean. Where did these ntype of
noggas go, da n*ggas dat spelled
everything wrong, and had those jeep
beats. I love n*ggas like dat, bring it
back
Smif-n-wessuun is what the realness is
all about the infamous took this style
and ran wit it. No complaints. Them
along with smif-n-wessun are way more
real than jay-z. He was definitely a
hustla. And he is real. My beef that
comes with, jay-z is that he considers
to be so real, yet t he can't provide
limmaculate themes that flow with his
album like raekwon did with only built 4
cuban linx, or scare you out of your
mind with lyrics and production like
mobb deep the infamous. He might be
better, but thats one for the
polls.reasonable doubt is classic but it
will never compare to the brilliance of
mobb deep the infamous snd smif-n
-wessun dah shinin"
I rambled on that last one. Jay-z is
definitely a real life hustla. Thats a
fact. I just wish he had made more out
of reasonable doubt, because he was
great in 96 but thats it ( well the 95
freestyle with big l he comes tight)
This is probably the only third comment
made by 1 person on a video on this
site. With all my drunken rambling on
the first two comments. I must say that
smif' n wessun dah shinin' has the best
chemistry between two mc's i have ever
heard. They're rhyme styles are
identical. You can hardly tell when they
switch up each others voices on the
choruses of the tracks. Brilliant. Dah
shinin' is the best album to come from
the bcc, even though, enta da stge,
nocturnal, and da storm were all
classic. Da beatminerz one upped them
selves on this one . The only hip hop
albums that are darker than this is mobb
deep the infamous and hell on earth.
Smif n' wessun dah shinin' is a
masterpiece. If you love that 1992-1996
grimy east coast hip hop, this is
essential
This is my last comment on this track.
Its great
Needed to leave another comment to show
myself i need to ease up on the comments
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