Has to be in best rap album, only other mainstream releases are j Cole and Tyler I’m pretty sure
CLB & King’s Disease II & Exodus???
I think someone said it’s real to me but I’m still not sure is Kanye ft Andre drake diss real?
Pt 1 isn’t
Pt 2 is
Depends on CLB
I'm still absorbing this album. cant really judge it yet but right now my favorite track is Jesus Lord pt 2
For me it's
1. COME TO LIFE
2. PURE SOULS
3. 24
4. OFF THE GRID
5. BELIEVE WHAT I SAY
CLB & King’s Disease II & Exodus???
I meant so far
Yes I forgot kd2
Nah bro everyone agreed that dmx album was a pure disrespect
Pt 1 isn’t
Pt 2 is
Depends on CLB
You know his gonna have couple sneak disses
100% there is gonna be for pusha also, if he tried again
I think someone said it’s real to me but I’m still not sure is Kanye ft Andre drake diss real?
Kanye ft Andre is 100% real since so many leakers hinted to it in the last 2-3 weeks
KANYE ON CLB

Kanye ft Andre is 100% real since so many leakers hinted to it in the last 2-3 weeks
Honestly the only leaker that hinted was alek and he’s a known troll
I’m almost certain Life of the Party feat Andre exists
But it being a Drake diss is questionable
It has some lines about drake
Honestly the only leaker that hinted was alek and he’s a known troll
Nope more people said that and Alek was with almost everything right in the last weeks

KANYE ON CLB

This is ridiculous now
Hey so and so is on CLB you should check it out
Just a follow on question to keep it moving.
Do you think that publications should be able to print this sort of provacative stuff?
In my opinion I do. As I believe in free speech.
I really do even though I know it hurts quite a lot people. The only solution out of it is to believe in people's common sense and hope that they're not going to buy that kind of press.
What bothers me the most tho is the fact that we have publications that ride the thin line between what's legal and what's not. For example we have this magazine called "Valeurs Actuelles" who wrote last summer a wildly racist text (they called it a "story") about a black parliament member going back to an era where slaves were still a thing and associating right next to it drawings of her as a slave. Well 2 years later they still didn't suffer any legal consequences from it which is kinda crazy and they kept riding this line where judges are kinda anxious to have a go at them since Charlie Hebdo happened and free speech became THE thing here in France that you almost shouldn't step on no matter what even though boundaries were clearly crossed here