Seeing Green about to inspire the rap game

Oh my god insert some his breakdowns, drop the beat out a bunch, and this s*** is a nostalgic just blaze esque classic.

Wayne was seeing red on this. Kilt that s***

Is there an alternative beat out there?

Never thought Shether was good tbh. Cardi took Nicki's place. Remy just came back to flop again in a different decade.

Guys.. Wayne absolutely bodied this. Drake was dope and Nicki was what she always is

Meh shether the hardest of female rap diss songs

No frauds just a pop song with a few (weak) jabs. Unacceptable for someone with the pen game and standing in the game nicki had

I'm so upset they didn't mix the beat well and removed the drums.

I liked it, at least until Drake and Wayne gave her their weakest possible verses lol

That stack line jab was good imo

Def the best line of the verse for sure

This WAAAY tougher

"" ""Which is to say, Minaj turns in the best verse on “Seeing Green.” On the shortest appearance of the three, she effortlessly twists and turns her flow while delivering the song’s most memorable lines (e.g., “Just bought a new car, not to drive it, but to walk around it”) — with a requisite “these b****es is my sons” to assure fans they haven’t been replaced....
And even when Minaj’s standbys don’t fully show up on “Seeing Green,” she still shows promise ahead of a teased new album. But why choose to tack on something subpar when it’s now easier than ever to listen to something as exciting and audacious as Beam Me Up Scotty in its original, unmatchable form?"""

this was a "critic review"

vulture.com/amp/2021/05/song-review-nicki-minaj-seeing-green-drake-lil-wayne.html

twitter.com/justinmcurto?s=09

Look at this cracker who wrote the review lmaooooooo

Why is he even speaking on black music????

To Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, New York Times, and any other white publication. Please do not comment on black music anymore.
— KANYE WEST

intro had me about to say he doing too much but he really killed that s***

I seen more plaques than toothbrushes

"I put you six feet deep, I'm bein' socially distant"
wayne washed both of them

Some see graffiti as art some see hoes to be women

Nina Ross on my hip 44 thats my mistress

How go from bars on the screendoor to the tv screen

This ain’t gon be the first time that I do numbers on two crutches

waiting for BMUS projections

been looking for the OG physical release of the mixtape & found a cool official alt cover from an unpackaging video

same photoshoot as the front cover

Who you huggin', who you wanna be lovin'?

is a reference to Lil Kim's line in Queen B****

Uhh, who you loving? Who you wanna be hugging?