Joey keeps the heat on 🍿🔥 (Fresh Music / Video)

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  • Lil Uzi Horizontal

    I can comfortably live my life knowing I never watched an episode of Power

    Fair

  • Jan 21
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    AvenueJones

    What happened to the sLUMS collective? They were from up and down the east coast and based in NY if I remember correctly. I see them still dropping music are they not a crew anymore?

    There is more unity on the east coast than some people believe. Even early last decade we saw a push. But the problem is they remained relatively underground. The biggest rapper we saw from that “Beast coast/New NewYork” movement to ascend was Rocky? Maybe Joey or Bronson. Yams day wa s similar concept to the Popout.. but we saw what
    Happened wit that.

    Ultimately I think the east coast rn has plenty of movements and crews but it’s just a different ideology. On the east we are more concerned claiming out crew/hood/city/state first and not the coast overall. Compared to the west to where even niggas from Nevada and as claim the west COAST.

    slUMs has essentially just turned into the label 10k which Mike is a big part of

    store.10k.global/releases

  • BLACK ☭
    Jan 21
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    Fivi

    yall really gassin that ray vaughn s*** lmaoo "smoked him"

    he definitely went at his neck on that joint. and he was barring up on there. joey shoulda came correct in the response but did not🙅🏾‍♂️🙅🏾‍♂️🙅🏾‍♂️🙅🏾‍♂️

  • BLACK ☭
    Jan 21
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    it wasn't overly crazy lyrics wise though not saying that

  • BLACK ☭
    Jan 21
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    ik for a fact joey is a better rapper than him too so that's why I'm lowkey disappointed in the response. joey shoulda sonned bro

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    The answer is obviously Mick Jenkins correct?

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    aaron xx

    that s*** was ass bro

    This s*** didn’t cut it either if that song is ass

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    Smacked Voodoo
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    The answer is obviously Mick Jenkins correct?

    https://twitter.com/MickeyFactz/status/1881720476546007174

    Definitely

    Mfs slept on The Patience, but he was rapping like his life depended on it. 2000 was very middle of the road and safe…and his recent songs with Conductor are only a slight improvement.

  • Smacked Voodoo
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    The answer is obviously Mick Jenkins correct?

    https://twitter.com/MickeyFactz/status/1881720476546007174

    I don't think it's obvious but I'd agree

  • THIB 🦌
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    WESLEY PETTY

    Definitely

    Mfs slept on The Patience, but he was rapping like his life depended on it. 2000 was very middle of the road and safe…and his recent songs with Conductor are only a slight improvement.

    I’d argue 2000 is better

    production was safe but bouncing and he actually had some slick lines on there

    these are the most vapid verses of his career

  • Jan 21
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    THIB

    I’d argue 2000 is better

    production was safe but bouncing and he actually had some slick lines on there

    these are the most vapid verses of his career

    2000 is better then these 2 songs?

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    Jan 21
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    WESLEY PETTY

    2000 is better then these 2 songs?

    yeah like zip codes is way better than these tracks

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    THIB

    yeah like zip codes is way better than these tracks

    I remember I was pretty underwhelmed overall…Joey was rusty after taking so much time off after AABA and I just didn’t find the majority of the Statik Slecktah production to be interesting, very middle of the road, average boom bap beats that lacked bite.

    But Zipcodes, Show Me, Survivors Guilt and maybe 1-2 more tracks were really good. Wasn’t an awful album overall, it was like a 6/10 for me.

    On 2000, he was focused on reestablishing himself and getting back to rapping, and wasn’t trying to be competitive, so approaching the critiques in the music was different. Here, I actually vastly prefer the Conductor beats over most of the 2000 beats, but Joey as you said, isn’t pulling his weight at all. He’s been given a unique opportunity to prop himself up as an East Coast answer to Kendrick but this song is light pack.

    Disappointing for me because even though I’m a West Coast dude, I do appreciate that dusty boom bap revival era of the early 2010s. Would love to see Joey come back with some of the energy he had on s*** like Survival Tactics and Christ Conscious. Or atleast step up the writing in a major way, and find some inspiration.

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    WESLEY PETTY

    Definitely

    Mfs slept on The Patience, but he was rapping like his life depended on it. 2000 was very middle of the road and safe…and his recent songs with Conductor are only a slight improvement.

    I thought Elephant in the Room was excellent, but then The Patience dropped and that s*** was just on a whole entire different level. In terms of pure raps, it's one of the best of the best rap albums of the decade so far in my opinion

  • Jan 21
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    Smacked Voodoo

    I thought Elephant in the Room was excellent, but then The Patience dropped and that s*** was just on a whole entire different level. In terms of pure raps, it's one of the best of the best rap albums of the decade so far in my opinion

    Yeah he’s improved as a rapper 100% since The Waters. He’s in his creative prime as a rapper rn.

  • BLACK ☭
    Jan 21
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    Smacked Voodoo

    The answer is obviously Mick Jenkins correct?

    https://twitter.com/MickeyFactz/status/1881720476546007174

    mick at this stage

  • THIB 🦌
    Jan 21
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    WESLEY PETTY

    I remember I was pretty underwhelmed overall…Joey was rusty after taking so much time off after AABA and I just didn’t find the majority of the Statik Slecktah production to be interesting, very middle of the road, average boom bap beats that lacked bite.

    But Zipcodes, Show Me, Survivors Guilt and maybe 1-2 more tracks were really good. Wasn’t an awful album overall, it was like a 6/10 for me.

    On 2000, he was focused on reestablishing himself and getting back to rapping, and wasn’t trying to be competitive, so approaching the critiques in the music was different. Here, I actually vastly prefer the Conductor beats over most of the 2000 beats, but Joey as you said, isn’t pulling his weight at all. He’s been given a unique opportunity to prop himself up as an East Coast answer to Kendrick but this song is light pack.

    Disappointing for me because even though I’m a West Coast dude, I do appreciate that dusty boom bap revival era of the early 2010s. Would love to see Joey come back with some of the energy he had on s*** like Survival Tactics and Christ Conscious. Or atleast step up the writing in a major way, and find some inspiration.

    I get the sense that joey knows he can trick the casual rap fan into thinking he’s spitting bc he’s on a conductor beat

    it’s a shame bc he’s getting a lot of buzz from these so if it was actually something special he could really make a run

  • Lil Uzi Horizontal

    I recently stumbled upon them.

    This joint goes

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPRX35K3Cks

    Yeahhh yo I’ve seen em live a few times they bringing that feeling back but in an authentic way. Like they don’t try too hard to feel 2000s. Their last projects were fire

  • Lil Uzi Horizontal

    slUMs has essentially just turned into the label 10k which Mike is a big part of

    https://store.10k.global/releases

    Ohhh okay I’ve seen that thread float around but I didn’t peep it turned into a label that’s fire. I figured Mike was just doing his own thing

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    Smacked Voodoo

    The answer is obviously Mick Jenkins correct?

    https://twitter.com/MickeyFactz/status/1881720476546007174

    I need to get back in tune wit Mick I’ve meant to listen to his projects when they come out but I haven’t really listened to him since 2018/2019

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    AvenueJones

    I need to get back in tune wit Mick I’ve meant to listen to his projects when they come out but I haven’t really listened to him since 2018/2019

    Elephant in the Room and The Patience are them ones. Maybe refresh yourself with Pieces of a Man as well that dropped in 2018. Still a very solid album

  • AvenueJones

    I need to get back in tune wit Mick I’ve meant to listen to his projects when they come out but I haven’t really listened to him since 2018/2019

    The Patience was one of my favorite rap albums from that year

  • Smacked Voodoo

    Elephant in the Room and The Patience are them ones. Maybe refresh yourself with Pieces of a Man as well that dropped in 2018. Still a very solid album

    Yeah POAM was the last joint I remember it was dope imma get back in tune

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    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    I don't wanna dismiss bro too much because we really never know. I just know that Mick would definitely smoke him, like, no shred of doubt

    This is close to summing to how I feel

    Hilariously ironic

  • Fivi

    yall really gassin that ray vaughn s*** lmaoo "smoked him"

    Out of the 2 songs that came out Ray is up 1-0

    At least to me

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