pitchfork.com/tv/critical-breakthroughs/busta-rhymes-explains-how-he-builds-his-songs

So many jewels in this interview, his knowledge and passion for hip hop are amazing..

Watch it folks

Kendrick had the much better verse tho, but in a humble sense I get how Busta could feel this way

I disagree. And it was the beat that made him cry (even before he added Kendrick)

We’re both entitled to that, maybe I’m somewhat biased because I think Kendricks Em-like non stop flows and “funny voices” are some of the most interesting things in modern from his class hip hop since whenever he came out, and this has all of that

I did enjoy the pockets busta found on the beat though

Busta's animated delivery and wordplay are very interesting as well.

He also gave props to Kendrick in the vid (said he's one of rap elites so when you get on a verse with him you gotta bring the top of your game) and elaborated on how they built a connection/synergy between them before Kendrick made his verse.

Beat so hard but them voices they randomly make make it lose quality, and Bustas flow don’t really work in 2021

The song wasn't made in 2021 lmao

Now that Troy Ave Nerd got the s***post/bad opinion out of the way, we can continue the thread.

@coat

these ads are unbearable

the s*** was released in 2021 thats all he meant why you taking s*** so personally

"Personally" is a poor choice of words, and what are you, his lawyer? Shut up man.

god you're a d***. blocked.

Ironic, please block me

It was actually part of a bunch of TDE leaks in 2018.
And if I remember correctly this was recorded during the TPAB era.

And Busta was in top form in here, as he was on the Tribe comeback album.

It literally says Upholding the fundamentals

I think fitting in was the least of his concerns