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And No Hands was still on Flockaveli, and it was a smash.. lol

Of what I have watched along with highlights it does not look interesting at all.

It charted on the RAP & RNB , can you see the difference with a song like BMF?

and yes No Handswas a smash and a great song, it still was not produced by Lex Luger and therefore has nothing to do with people wanting to work with him

Waka clearly aint talking about Joe, they're cool with each other.

Yall weirdo niggas been using the same narrative from his viral moments with Yachty (who is currently going through financial troubles just having to pay his jeweler back but no one wants to talk about how Joe was right in that interview ) and The Migos (who are well known for being a******s at their interviews)

...meanwhile Joe been giving mad love to the young niggas. He did a Pull Up interview with 6lack, YBN Cordae, and Megan The Stallion.

There's a million other legitimate reasons to hate Joe (son has developmental issues that at the age of 39 still aint really gotten over) but that's not one of them my g.

Ahhhhhh, you one of those "assume a narrative from an out of context clip" type of niggas.

No disrespect but yall be the worst type of people on the internet my g.

Hol up op where the racks at nigga you never responded

I actually kept up with it very early on as I listened to it while I was at work. After awhile I just noticed the premise of it being lame.

Go off and think you know s*** though because I don't like something you like I guess.

You said BMF was bigger than Flockaveli as a whole, be consistent with your arguments breh

O Let's Do It and Grove St. Party also charted in the HOT 100

Just stop trying to deny Flockaveli's impact, makes you look silly af

I didn’t get the sense that he was talking about Budden

you shouldn't even be arguing with people that don't see how waka is influential. any hip hop fan that was around know his influence.

Exactly I'm old enough to remember how it went down

The whole Young Money camp remixed Waka songs or worked with him directly

GOOD Music goes without saying. MMG - Ross wasn't making those bangers on Deeper Than Rap, Waka's tapes with Lex made him change his sound.. Gunplay also made Rollin' which featured Waka and was a hit..

Luger also got a request from Spiff of SpiffTV who contacted him to get the instrumental track of "Hard In The Paint" that eventually led Luger to build a relationship with Rick Ross as Ross wanted to do a remix for the song. This led Luger to build a relationship with Rick Ross to which he later produced B.M.F. (Blowin' Money Fast) and MC Hammer for Ross's 2010 album Teflon Don.

I haven't watched this show in forever but Waka was spitting in those few minutes I just watched, finna play the whole thing when I get home later

Man I knew I wasnt trippin I dont remember him mentioning budden at all and I watched the whole episode last night

Joe Budden wasn’t even mentioned lmao

Is it good? Usually it’s the clips of him going off that get attention is why

I fw Drink Champs that’s my s***

The only artist he really hates on now is Logic

Would we know about Waka if it wasn’t for his mother?

OP is one of my favorite gimmick posters from KTT tbh

you have low standards then

I'm starting to like yours

oh yea true lol