krispy kreme

5y

i didnt forget AG i just didnt list it because i almost never go back to it

A E M 7

5y

If you take off "I Know What Girls Like" and "Always Be My Sunshine" and replace them with "Wishing On a Star", you'll have a classic for sure.

Prez

5y

I listen to The Dynasty regularly. It is excellent.

Bobby_96

5y

RD = Classic that's also his lyrical peak but lacked impact on the year it was released

Vol. 1 = Trendy Mase wannabe album with some lyrical highlights

Vol. 2 = Impactful album with dope singles with above average quality but not a classic

Vol. 3 = Trendy album that tried to recruit numerous hot artists with Big Pimpin being the only classic song

Dynasty = Unoffical group album that was mid and tried to put the Roc on the map before Jay-Z left them in the dust a year later

Blueprint = Classic but more so for the beats than for the lyrics. Jay was still spitting though and there's tons of classic/timeless songs along with one of the most quotable diss songs ever.

Blueprint 2: Trendy album that was mid and was popular cause of damn near everyone but Jay-Z

Black Album = Classic with strong songs and decent rapping

Kingdom Come = Trash album that was a poor attempt of a conscious album(later perfected by 4:44)

American Gangster = Decent album that tried to recapture the magic of RD but lacked impact

Blueprint 3 = Mid album that was overproduced, carried by the features, and inconsistent

WTT = Dope album that was carried by Kanye

MCHG = Mid album that had slightly better production than B3 but the worst lyricism in Hov's career

4:44 = Decent album where Hov finally perfected KC's conscious content and invoked vulnerability and great throwback production.

EIL = Came and went

KAMAUU

5y

The Dynasty had I Just Wanna Love, Change The Game, You, Me, Him and Her and This Can't Be Life and niggas say it's forgettable lol

FransicoMandarin

5y

OP Bitter for having dinner with Jay-Z instead of taking $500k

Bobby_96

5y

RD = Classic that's also his lyrical peak but lacked impact on the year it was released

Vol. 1 = Trendy Mase wannabe album with some lyrical highlights

Vol. 2 = Impactful album with dope singles with above average quality but not a classic

Vol. 3 = Trendy album that tried to recruit numerous hot artists with Big Pimpin being the only classic song

Dynasty = Unoffical group album that was mid and tried to put the Roc on the map before Jay-Z left them in the dust a year later

Blueprint = Classic but more so for the beats than for the lyrics. Jay was still spitting though and there's tons of classic/timeless songs along with one of the most quotable diss songs ever.

Blueprint 2: Trendy album that was mid and was popular cause of damn near everyone but Jay-Z

Black Album = Classic with strong songs and decent rapping

Kingdom Come = Trash album that was a poor attempt of a conscious album(later perfected by 4:44)

American Gangster = Decent album that tried to recapture the magic of RD but lacked impact

Blueprint 3 = Mid album that was overproduced, carried by the features, and inconsistent

WTT = Dope album that was carried by Kanye

MCHG = Mid album that had slightly better production than B3 but the worst lyricism in Hov's career

4:44 = Decent album where Hov finally perfected KC's conscious content and invoked vulnerability and great throwback production.

EIL = Came and went

Jim Halpert

5y

youre right he has some duds

but he made:
The Black Album
American Gangster
RD
The Blueprint
4:44

and that is enough to be considered one of the greats

J2422

5y

It's not that srs tbh just enjoy the music

Obviously he has better and worse albums, how highly one thinks of them varies but at the end it doesn't really matter

Moses X

5y

Are you a hacker?

J2422

5y

Ethered

krispy kreme

5y

American Gangster overrated

goretex

5y

Look at jays discog now look at drakes

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