Debra Cox and Lettuce
Bitch mob
Raekwon would always say "long dick style" in non sexual references. What he meant by that shit?
To all Wu Tang fans, what does this mean?
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onetoughmiracle
AYO, PUT THAT RZA SHIT BACK ON!!!
To be honest, it's just the stream of consciousness style that they were using at the time. Ghost is notorious for using this style (see Nutmeg on Supreme Clientele)
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
Nah, I'm betting it some Staten Island slang they used. There's some stuff like flower pot head and calling every nigga Keyon that they say alot.
Debra Cox and Lettuce
Bitch mob
Some would say Ghost fans be giving him a pass for saying basically nothing on songs and just saying words to rhyme.
I think @Sony Montana said this
I feel like I said that about RZA
RZA
Ghostface
Raekwon
Largely talk about a bunch of nothin it just sounds good sometimes
2 out of the 3 don’t ride the beat from sometime to most of the time
Debra Cox and Lettuce
Bitch mob
BRIAN B.
Shittypoobutt
I've said this before (on the IC & here)
cuz Ghost himself admitted sum of the rhymes didn't mean anything & jus sounded fly
then RiFF RAFF took that style & made a career out of it lol
SeaSnake
OG
Golden don’t even post who is peace ah mind
Big Lurko
Im not here to read more than 2 lines..
Ghost admitted his early raps literally made no sense lol
Debra Cox and Lettuce
Bitch mob
Lol so why is he rated so high as a all time rapper?
And this coming from someone who enjoys his music. I just don't get it. It's like lyrical mumble rap.
Y'all can praise Ghostface but think Playboy Carti is trash for not saying anything.
Big Lurko
Im not here to read more than 2 lines..
Often cited as one of the best rap albums of the 2000s, Supreme Clientele is noted for Ghost’s nonsensical rhyme style, and it turns out even Ghost didn’t know what he was rapping about.
“When I was rhyming on “Nutmeg” and “One” on Supreme Clientele, I made a style that I couldn’t even tell what it was,” said Ghostface. “I just wanted to use some words that sounded good with each other and everybody’s trying to decipher what I mean when, really, I don’t even know what it means because I had no beat. But something said, Make a record. Write a verse real quick just putting words together, whether they mean something or not. Just put them together. That’s what I did with “Nutmeg” and “One.” But it was “Nutmeg” that set it off.”