My thoughts on Untitled. Please Read.

Originally Posted by UrbanEnterprise

Now i bought the album when it first came out even though i downloaded the album becuz i wanted to support a real artist. Nas to me is the greatest LYRICIST of all time (even though i think Krayzie Bone is the greatest RAPPER of all time). Untitled sounded like a great album and it is, but some niggas cant seem to understand becuz i'm hispanic, i couldnt get into it. It seemed like a black power album which aint nothin wrong wit that, but it just wasnt my type of s**t. Every Nas album i ever heard had huge replay value on it but for some strange reason Untitled, i couldnt get into it cuz it was mainly about the black culture, it doesnt mean i dont know hip hop or i'm feelin guilty about somethin, it simply means, its a great album for black people only to enjoy, thats all

P.S. I hope that Damian Marley collaboration aint all about some Africa bulls**t really.

I hope yall see where i'm comin from

oh yea also Bone Thugs-"World Enemy" Dec 22nd

Originally Posted by HotepSuns

this still makes no sense,and i'm not sure how you don't get that it doesn't make sense...it also makes me think you didn't listen to the album.....this album had a lot of layers to it,but it applied honestly to all minorities..thus why nas talked about women,as well as other minorities...through the plight of black people...but it was about racism,sexism,and the hypocrisy of this country....how anybody who relates to struggle couldn't feel this album is beyond me....


your whole view sounds like that of somebody who didn't listen to the album,and just based their opinion on what they THOUGHT the album was just about....


than you make it one worse...you hope the nas/marley collabo isn't about "some africa bulls**t"?....you sound ignorant as f**k...

Originally Posted by UrbanEnterprise

let a hispanic artist drop an album called spic and talkin on some "raza s**t" and i bet yall would feel the same way, i didnt hate on the album, IT WAS A GREAT ALBUM!!!, u dumb mothaf**kas can u understand that, once again, IT WAS A GREAT ALBUM!!!, but bein hispanic it had no replay value on it thats all, damn u niggas get sensitive on here

Originally Posted by Pass the Blunt

shut the fuuuuuck up

Originally Posted by UrbanEnterprise

let a hispanic artist drop an album called spic and talkin on some "raza s**t" and i bet yall would feel the same way, i didnt hate on the album, IT WAS A GREAT ALBUM!!!, u dumb mothaf**kas can u understand that, once again, IT WAS A GREAT ALBUM!!!, but bein hispanic it had no replay value on it thats all, damn u niggas get sensitive on here

Originally Posted by HotepSuns

if it was great music,and about struggle than yes it would have replay value with me...i don't have to be hispanic to be able to relate to the struggle of a hispanic artist...these are just absurd assertions you're making....and there are plenty of hispanic artist that i do listen to,and play all the time....

Originally Posted by N I K E

GTFOHWTBS!!

Originally Posted by N I K E

GTFOHWTBS!!

Originally Posted by UrbanEnterprise

u obviously dont know what the f**k u talkin bout, the album was good, and i did listen to it trust me, but it didnt relate to me, whats so hard to understand about that, lets flip the script a lil bit, would u listen to a rapper makin an album about the country mexico from a hispanic artist, i bought the f**kin album dude, i love Nas as a hip hop artist, i know what the f**k i'm talkin bout, slave and master was a great song, so was queens get the money wit the intro just bein an vocals wit no drum kicks, hero as the single, sly fox was hip hop greatness, project roach was old school nas, fried chicken was very pro black towards black women, america was neutral to all racists, black president (need i say more), i heard the f**kin album, i know what the f**k i'm talkin bout

Originally Posted by Pass the Blunt

fuk u too

Originally Posted by UrbanEnterprise

pay attention people, this is how niggas on Boxden respond when they have no answer to the threadstarter

do u see how easy it is to ether yourself

Originally Posted by HotepSuns

YES I WOULD!.....if it was great music,and relaying a story that was felt through struggle,or pain,or any other emotion that we ALL HAVE....if i felt like you i would never get anything out of music,because i don't have the same exact expierences of a lot of people i listen to...but what if anything does that have to do with me still being able to feel the music?..


and how the hell was fried chicken very pro black towards black women?...do you know what that song was about?...and how could that not apply to basically anybody?


you've got an interesting way you take in art....

Originally Posted by *eckounltd1972*

Your thoughts ain't my thoughts.