What are you talking about? Lu has rapped over that instrumental way back.

Maybe you're thinking of Gemini?

Nah, it was a freestyle during 07-08 era, not sure where it is

damn this is whack as f***

Did Royce even say anything about this?

embarrassing

gay jokes in 2021

Imagine following a Lupe royce beef. Might be worse then Em vs MGK

man soundin like a badly recorded Logic

This is actually hot tbh.

I always liked Royce but man he needs to take a seat

SMH another beef poopé gets destroyed in dude needs to hang it up

"I don't know who you are"

Pretty sure more people know Mickey than Vishis lmao

"how you think you are better than Royce you ain't better than me!"

This man lying with his chest

Lmaoo

Why yall keep letting this thread live ..royce is done lol.

Please tell me you have another link

Sorry I don’t.

Did they ever make up lol

i don’t see either of them making the first move to break bread tbh

Can you guys help me understand when Joe Budden n Lupe we're talking about music and JB was like

'NAWWW LUPE U WROTE THE COOL'

What is special about The Cool? I've listenend to it hella times and the concepts based on the artwork and notes aren't clicking lol.

Bro I watched this and still don't get it. (Awesome video )

come on man

it really is one of those albums you either appreciate or you dont lol. if you read about the concept and it still doesn't work for you, you're just not gonna be able to appreciate it

I think Gotta Eat is a pretty digestable and quick way to discern if you'd even care for the subtext of that project

With Food & Liquor, I think that’s an album that just about anyone can possibly learn from and make their own take on the duality of life. The Cool is a little more unique and you need to be in a more imaginative headspace to create characters like the Michael Young History, The Streets and The Game. Outside of the base narrative, it’s an equal celebration and condemnation of all things cool. Repping the Chicago double-time flow on one song and the next, saying he was lucky to make it out of there alive. Framing things like stardom, materialism and fast food as alluring, but you should probably run away from them. This fusion of good and bad elements is something he was already doing in small doses, but refined it to where he was able to address deportation and child soldiers while still remaining catchy. With the exception of The Coolest, the album is almost evenly split down the middle into a bright first half and a dark second half. Fighters is a little bit of both as a pick-me-up and Go Baby is a bonus.

That’s what I get out of it, but like the person above said, hate it or love it.

I appreciate the album but I want it to click the same way Tetsuo & Youth clicked. Will relisten to Gotta Eat.