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[@TripleJJJay]

I want folks to take note of what my bot Leroy said at 9:30. This was what music was to me growing up. I wanted to age up and figure out what the older niccas was talking about!!!! And this album is EXACTLY that. One of the best albums of the year by LL and Q Tip. Phenomenal!!!!

[@TheLuvrat]

HARD TO EARN came out in 94.

[@chiefnem]

Leroy where did you hear/ read that some iteration of the jedi were real ????😂😂😂😂😂

[@leroygreen6310]

The real "Djedhi" was pharaonic secret service (personal security) in ancient times. Security today is another "job" that can be used in Hip Hop btw.

[@chiefnem]

@@leroygreen6310 so you connect them to Egypt ?

[@leroygreen6310]

@@chiefnem It does not matter because anything I say you'll find an issue with because I'm not a white man so unless it comes from them you'll find a way to disregard it before actually researching it yourself.

[@chiefnem]

I'm reading it's connected to serpent power etc

[@leroygreen6310]

@@chiefnem This is the era where people read about something and two minutes later think they know all about it? No. Unless you take a decade of your life to study African (Egypt in ancient times is really Africa) history then you're talking without full understanding of what you've read respectfully. It's not about challenging me to a tit for tat debate. It's about you reading for yourself and understanding for yourself.

[@stillhere6558]

Leroy uses so called insults like “Bible thumper” because he despises God’s word. Yet in this live he proudly refers to the words of a man who joined the police force voluntarily, cried when it didn’t work out, then took the lives of innocent people. Then took his own life because he was cowardice. That’s Leroy’s hero. Yet he falsely accuses others of glorifying Pac’s murder while he glorifies a failed cop/murderer/cowardice self deleter who didn’t want to face the same system he once was thirsty to be a part of as a token “good ole black boy in blue”. Leroy’s hypocrisy continues to reach new heights.

[@leroygreen6310]

Again the story is about racism in the police department. Those that don't wanna believe there's a blue wall of silence in which this officer reported on after witnessing abuse against the black community can side with the LAPD. Again I said where the story came from and told people to look it up and read for themselves.

[@stillhere6558]

He sided with the LAPD when he decided to join their force. He sided with evil when he decided to kill innocent people. It has nothing to do with siding with the LAPD. Since you side with Dorden, you side with taking innocent lives and one’s own life instead of standing like a man and fighting the so called wrong doing he saw and experienced

[@stillhere6558]

Tupac, who you have so much criticism for, didn’t take anyone’s life or his own like Dorden, the man you’re upholding. When Pac was beat by the cops (which there is irrefutable evidence of), he fought the culprits using intelligence and the legal system, and prevailed. Your hero wasn’t smart, righteous or brave enough to do that

[@stillhere6558]

When Pac, a civilian, witnessed a man being harassed, he came to his defense. As a result, he ended up in a gun fight with men who were later found to be corrupt police officers. Tupac was charged with assault and beat the charges largely due to the fact one of the firearms the cops used was stolen from the evidence locker. Tupac Shakur is a hero against police corruption, not Chris Dorden.

[@leroygreen6310]

@@stillhere6558 As a black man I've already LIVED the experience your describing with Pac which is why I say I can relate when he was brought up. I criticized Pac FANS (fanatics) for not upholding his mission statement by living out the "thug" part but NOT the community activism. YOU took that as a diss to Pac so take your nonsense elsewhere.

[@stillhere6558]

Who in their right mind speaks of Christopher Dorner in a positive light, yet degrades Jesus Christ and those who believe in Him. Leroy is a total joke.

[@leroygreen6310]

I literally said look up the story and think what you want. I gave no personal opinion however in the story racism within the police to department from the Rampart era and before up until today is a constant in which he said he personally witnessed as a police officer. Again though think what you want. I gave no personal opinion.

[@leroygreen6310]

Christ is a title that before European translation and stolen theology was Krst.

[@stillhere6558]

There was absolutely no reason to bring up Chris Dorden’s name. First off, he wanted to be a part of a known corrupt and discriminatory system. Secondly, he was infuriated when they dismissed him and he could no longer be a part of their wicked system. And he took his anger out by taking innocent lives, then his own. You evoked his name because you admire him. You won’t admit it now because you’ve been put on blast

[@leroygreen6310]

@@stillhere6558 I brought up the name because its literally what the song was about and I cover Hip Hop songs. I told people think what they want and gave no personal take on the story. Thee end.

[@leroygreen6310]

@@stillhere6558 But No I don't have on no cape for the police and as someone from the home of the Panthers I don't feel sorry for them (the corrupt ones). I am not responsible for what happens to other people however the song was about this subject so I made it clear. Period

[@xkx072671]

The reason you guys can't listen through the entirety of recent albums is simply because they are not that good. Cohesive production is sorely lacking. Common & Pete Rock did it right though.

[@anthonydaniels4780]

The reason people are excited for the so-called OGs , is because people want some real hip-hop. Nobody wants to hear songs about the same shhiiii! Nobody wants to hear about drugs, killing somebody, all the girls you F.....etc

[@osirisprior1065]

Agree except OGs, Real OGs, not so called

[@PR-WAY]

I just like dope music shit that touches your soul

[@Hunch07]

When people realize The Spirit of Cyrus is the real 1st person account of Christopher Dorner they will be blown away!This album is far too layered and lyric heavy to be reviewed too quickly.🔥

[@thacosmoswahnted3320]

Mad Max's takes are cringe. He loves to hear himself talk..

[@chiefnem]

😂😂

[@Follow.the.Leader]

Why cause he don’t suck the skin off kendrick?

[@chiefnem]

Son didn't like the RANSOM ?!?!?!?!? HOW ?? what the hell do you like then ???

[@chiefnem]

Nah LL lp got common beat

[@kevintaylor9590]

Facts LL album is way harder than Common and Pete Rock

[@Hunt9-qb1if]

Easily

[@Hunt9-qb1if]

@@kevintaylor9590FACTS

[@jesusisgoat8656]

A constructive diss is an oxymoron. Constructive criticism is NOT disrespectful. Learn the difference, playa.

[@jesusisgoat8656]

As a fan of wu-tang since Prince Rakeem, I can honestly agree Cuban Linx 2 is dope. I can see how a newer generation might think it's on the same level as the purple tape.

[@nkosigore8836]

Shout out 2 Leroy 4 giving Wale his due for being both a Hit Maker and a Lyricist cuz he's actually better than allot of these dudes that get Super Gassed Up Now oh Days- if Wale wasn't from DC/Maryland and didn't have a off putting attitude, people would hold him higher than they do

[@Popisdopee]

Ron your take on Kendrick is dumb. Kendrick does surprise releases. How is it not the most anticipated WC album? Because he didn’t say “album coming soon”? Swear some of the things Ron says are weird af lol

[@jesusisgoat8656]

I was waiting on someone to talk about The Vow beat. That joint str8 knocks!!

[@Hunt9-qb1if]

Lol got album of the year and I don’t give a fuck what anybody says and keep mad Max off the show

[@TomAlfad]

Jackson Barbara Moore Timothy Davis Jeffrey

[@chiefnem]

Cole ain't signed to drake !!! He can rap with who he want. To think otherwise is nuts

[@chiefnem]

Y'all big BUGGIN please name 15 better albums in the last 20. Good kid is definitely one of the best in the last 20 joints

[@ronaldyoung5]

The argument is if GKMC is “the best” album in the last 20 years. It is one of the best but not the BEST. There is an argument DAMN is better. Be, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Get Rich or Die Tryin, The Documentary as well.

[@TheRealLeonardWashington]

⁠@@ronaldyoung5get rich or die trying was 03 so it’s not qualified for this argument. And I agree that it’s not THE best but it’s definitely in the conversation

[@elp3035]

Oakland is as safe as you make it and how you carry yourself. You can always get caught, but it’s really about just carrying yourself well and not stunting…. And I’m fuckin with the LL Cool J heavy. I like the chances they took and minus a few slip ups production wise, I think they did great… I’m mad I missed this live cause I disagree with Mad Max and Leroy about HB and QTip on this album

[@Hunch07]

Black Code Suite is about identifying with black culture on a molecular level. The soul food references, how we deal with oppression, gang banging, and finally pride. The bar work is complex. So slick you can miss everything.

[@leroygreen6310]

I kept thinking of the black code laws from a hundred years ago that still exist today just encoded in the legal system hidden under jargon but yeah.

[@tengofey]

THE FORCE aoty so far imo.

[@toneg30]

What you know about Oakland!!!

[@leroygreen6310]

Town Bizness

[@michaelspence5370]

You need one producer. Not four

[@leroygreen6310]

It depends what your goal is for the project.

[@stillhere6558]

Spirit of Cyrus is actually a biblical reference: 2 Chronicles 36:21-23, Ezra 1. Cyrus was the king of Persia (modern day Iraq). The Lord stirred up Cyrus' spirit to help save God's people from Babylon by building up the Lord's temple in Jerusalem. LL Cool J has lost his mind by using a Bible reference and associating it with a dead man named Chris Dorner who clearly didn't build up anything righteous in the Lord's name. Some of ya'll are deceived, entranced by your idolatry of rap music and rappers.

[@leroygreen6310]

Actually No and again this is just the story. Chris Dorner was bullied by white kids in grade school and when he fought back he was told to "turn the other cheek" like Jesus did. His response was he could not turn the other cheek because he knows the book itself and the content in it was stolen from black people and used against them.

[@leroygreen6310]

Actually no there is a reason for the religious reference but you so drunk of European theology you missed it.

[@stillhere6558]

I provided the biblical references. What information did you provide to back up your assertions? None. You're drunk off your own lunacy and infatuation with Europeans

[@stillhere6558]

Yet you provide nothing to support your claims. I provided the scripture references. I know you hate God's word, that's your problem - not mine. Your infatuation with Euros is your problem, not mine.

[@leroygreen6310]

@@stillhere6558 Its an historical fact that men wrote the words in the Bible so there goes the "God's word" part. Also an historical fact is the book is the documentation of Europeans contact with spirituality meeting Roman governmental power to pacify the people by taking "scriptures" from different sources in order to give people characters they can continue to worship after religious persecution which later became slave owners handing out Bibles on plantations to African prisoners of war (slaves). These are FACTS not fairytales.

[@kevintaylor9590]

LL is the undisputed GOAT

[@jodyquervo4566]

The Force is the best album I’ve heard in the last five years. I had written LL off. He came with in. This was an awesome collaboration. Kinda like MJ and Rod Thornton on Thriller