Poll Jay-Z Edition: Worst Album?
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Blue_London
OG
the most misleading intro to any album
757'sFinest
OG
Some of y'all some lying ass niggas....this album had alot hype on the I.C.
Linkin lol
Blue_London
OG
Time gone on people had time to actually think about itSome of y'all some lying ass niggas....this album had alot hype on the I.C.
already home_17
Attitude Still on “Fuck It”
is this the becky jay cheated on b-
nvm
i voted magna carta. loved the production but jay had nothing interesting to say
kingdom come is a good album and i stand by that
southsil4lil
We eat so many shrimp I got iodine poisoning
illed_Out
Active Member
You may need to give “Magna Carter” another listen, Hov got some joints on there!
Oceans
F.U.T.W.
Somewhere in America
Crown
Heaven
BBC
La Familia
Nickels and dimes
Dynasty and 4:44 got a vote. Huh
southsil4lil
We eat so many shrimp I got iodine poisoning
Kingdom Come has some gems
The Prelude
Kingdom Come
Oh My God
Beach Chair
Lost Ones
Minority Report
Do U Wanna Ride
Dig a Hole
Only songs I don't fuck with are Hollywood and Anything
The Prelude
Kingdom Come
Oh My God
Beach Chair
Lost Ones
Minority Report
Do U Wanna Ride
Dig a Hole
Only songs I don't fuck with are Hollywood and Anything
illed_Out
Active Member
I feel like BP3 wasn’t for us, that shit was for white people and hipsters… Way too commercial, that’s the album Jay started separating himself…
Eyerone
(i·ro·ny)
Elzo69Renaissance
I dare one of you niggas to scream No Diddy!
Whatever album Ghetto Techno was on
Think it was pretty BP3
Think it was pretty BP3
RandomNegro
Active Member
I said Kingdom Come, but I think that was more a subpar Jay effort vs a wack album. MCHG to me wasn’t up to par. I didn’t rock with that at all. Shout out to him for tryin with that album but that’s when I embraced he was in a difficult space musically.
Reasonable Doubt was him as an artist giving his interpretation of mafioso rap, but not as glorified. Definitely a OBFCL inspired effort.
Vol 1 was him in a Bad Boy inspired role and I think it was an underrated album
Vol 2 was Ruff Ryderz inspired
Vol 3 you can see he was inspired by cash money and those other southern artists.
Dynasty was clearly Jay trying to come into his own. Lyrically?!?! It’s probably his best effort, if you took the production of The Blueprint and applied it to these rhymes it would be much much more amazing.
TBP was his soulful contribution to rap, it was produced so well it just worked. Hola Hovito was kinda clunky.
BP2 was okay, too much songs.
Black Album was great. Should have retired here.
Kingdom Come, I remember a brother saying online it should’ve been more Houston inspired, since Jay killed Back Then by mike Jones.
American Gangster is like Kanyes MBDTF. It’s just a more mature rendition of Reasonable Doubt. After this he kinda started to fluster
Reasonable Doubt was him as an artist giving his interpretation of mafioso rap, but not as glorified. Definitely a OBFCL inspired effort.
Vol 1 was him in a Bad Boy inspired role and I think it was an underrated album
Vol 2 was Ruff Ryderz inspired
Vol 3 you can see he was inspired by cash money and those other southern artists.
Dynasty was clearly Jay trying to come into his own. Lyrically?!?! It’s probably his best effort, if you took the production of The Blueprint and applied it to these rhymes it would be much much more amazing.
TBP was his soulful contribution to rap, it was produced so well it just worked. Hola Hovito was kinda clunky.
BP2 was okay, too much songs.
Black Album was great. Should have retired here.
Kingdom Come, I remember a brother saying online it should’ve been more Houston inspired, since Jay killed Back Then by mike Jones.
American Gangster is like Kanyes MBDTF. It’s just a more mature rendition of Reasonable Doubt. After this he kinda started to fluster
Eyerone
(i·ro·ny)
I still have not heard Hola Hovito in full
RandomNegro
Active Member
I misplaced my vote. I liked those Earn Your Leasure 4:44 raps. I meant to check "MCHG"
