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Reacting to "I Didn't Mean to Haunt You" by Quadeca (Patreon)

Published:
2024-10-11 20:39:33
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Good times :)

Enjoy!

Direct Play Link: https://iframe.mediadelivery.net/play/27377/2029446a-a6e1-492a-a947-c1807cbf0e15

Files

Qaudeca - IDMTHY_Opt.mp4

Comments

shwamalama bamalama

Hey bob, just realized that you havent reacted to Imperial by denzel, iirc you've done taboo, unlocked, and kotms. imperial is by far my favorite. The peak of his storytelling and flow

Anthony Trigueros

ETERNAL 1999 by BONE THUGS N HARMONY. SO LONG OVERDUE

Dylan Woods

Hey Bob, I would like to make the case for reacting to "Hell Hath No Fury" by Clipse. The Clipse were a rap duo from Virginia made up of Pusha T and Malice produced by Pharrell Williams. You've heard the album "Daytona" by Pusha T produced by Kanye during the Wyoming sessions. The production on "Hell Hath No Fury" was innovative and futuristic for the time and it made for an interesting contrast with the rhyming tough talk of Push and Malice. In subject matter, they are a coke rap duo, but they are wordsmiths, with a lot of wordplay to dig into. And perhaps most importantly, the subtext is that Malice left the group in the 2010s, found God, changed his name to "No Malice", and became a Christian rapper. He spoke out against the lifestyle and lyricism they had promoted in the 2000s, while Pusha T went onto have a successful solo career, working with Kanye. I think it would be so good if you could hear "Hell Hath No Fury" before their new album "Let God Sort Em Out." It's definitely one of the biggest releases of the year for hip hop, and people are interested to see what the return of Malice is going to look like. I am sure we can expect some reflection on his past and what it all means to him. Having some of that context before it comes but would help a lot. And I think given your recent criticisms of hip hop, it would be interesting to listen to a hip hop artist who left the industry for those very reasons, and is now returning. The story of Clipse is a worthy part of this hip hop journey. Thanks for listening.

Fin Arthurs
>>152147495

i second this heavily. Imo this was the peak of Pharrell's production and combined Pusha and malice sounding so damn hungry on every track. One of my fav albums of that era

Noxerius

Dont forget to sometime do tupacs first two albums cause they are also bangers

Tuxedo Gorilla

Bob, you probably already saw or heard about this, but Ka passed away today.

joe

Bob juice wrld please. I been following since cherry bomb reaction :)