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Over the jazzy piano and bass, Cole, aided by his usual multiple layers of background vocals, sings about another existential crisis, wondering how long he can survive with his mentality. This album is definitely meant to be played in its entirety during the car ride on a gloomy day. Cole (or whoever his persona is for this album) seems to be narrating a story in which he tries to get next to a girl that isnвЂ™t single, claiming that heвЂ™s more suited for her because he has вЂњbigger dreams.вЂќ And just like вЂњExchange,вЂќ this song seems like banger, not because of a lack of depth, but because of the simple flow, head-knocking beat and hook, and heavy base. Oh, snap, this is over the Bryson Tiller вЂњExchangeвЂќ beat (which is actually just a slowed-down loop from whatever sample used in like the only song Charles Hamilton ever dropped). Have you ever seen a mothaf*ckinвЂ™ ribbon in the sky?ДЄlso, Cole touches on the subject of whether itвЂ™s more meaningful to burn bright and die young, or to live a long, unfulfilled life, drawing parallels with many of the late great rappers whom never got the recognition they deserved until after the fact. Have you ever seen your brother go to prison as you cry? Producing no singles and having no features, the album, which would go on to be certified double Platinum, presented Cole from a drastically different perspective than the narratives of his previous projects, addressing themes such as the dynamics of leaving home to follow oneвЂ™s dreams, blind to the struggles of those left behind, returning home to see the drought in juxtaposition to oneвЂ™s success, and the general status of being famous, in all of its gilded nature. While Born Sinner was a concise project that solidified ColeвЂ™s place among the pantheon of new-age rappers within the Hip-hop community, it wasnвЂ™t until 2014 Forest Hills Drive that Cole received the props heвЂ™d always deserved from the general public. Much more self-contained than the first Born Sinner more easily fell into the category of a concept album, addressing a few different themes throughout the entirety of the album, including duality, loss of faith, both in oneself and in institutions, and the effects of money on the psyche of both society and the individual.

and the funny part is we affected the change so much and we still dont undertand why big homie would leak the entire album lol.While the song structure and lyricism on the first album was a good start, Born Sinner easily surpassed it, both sonically, and with its content.

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This is why soulja boy do free shows in atl for his community music is changing we need to change with it.

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The live show is the only true form of artistry left, so all yall can keep rappin and keep tryin to sell mixtapes out of your trunk it doesnt matter you are better off having your uncle build you a stage in your backyard and charge kids in your hood 5 bucks to come see you spit and give them a mixtpae for free upon entry provided that u actually have hot material anyway there might still be strong market for sneaking in a hdcam, taping the show and selling dvd of that

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he can afford to leak the shit now cause he know you gonna get it anyway whether you buy it or download it the only thing you cannot bootleg is a live show so the audio bootleggers are getting cancelled out. We must understand that Jay has crossed over he got a 110 million dollar contract with live nation to do shows. The best song is probably from top down (Thank You to Haters), all worth downloading, and the best of all the freaking leaks from Jay so far (Although I Got the tagless of Dig A hole this week too) All of the production is good, so thereвЂ™s no worry for TImbaland producing any of that shit. Haters, with itвЂ™s originality with Kanye West (Who knew?) is a different song for Jay-Z to actually do (But heвЂ™s been doing a bunch of weird shit lately with Timbo and his voice) Kanye WestвЂ™s verse is too short to judge (WhatвЂ™s with his gun imitation voices?), and Jay does a nice job on it, again nothing to mention. J.ColeвЂ™s verse also is a nice addition, just letting us know heвЂ™s here. Cole, is another good song, nothing super amazing, but at least Jay takes some of his time to let the new generation (Not super underground heвЂ™s mentioning, Kanye West, Lil WAyne, those dudes) shine, telling us that the stars are born. Thank You is quite a hard track, itвЂ™s not spectacular or amazing, but itвЂ™s a nice post вЂ“ Encore song in my opinion that just letвЂ™s Jay, well thank us. I have to admit these tracks are that Jay weвЂ™ve actually wanted all this time for this week. So much for that super вЂ“ secrecy that Jay usually does for his albums anymore.