DJ Khaled is a clown and has always annoyed the heck out of me. Well, well, well. I rescinded those comments the first time hearing Welcome To My Hood. This beat is so goddamn, FIRE! Everybody and their momma wants to get on it and spit a lil something, something. Even I wanna get a scoop on it and spit a few bars.
So Khaled, sorry for hating on you in the past. You definitely now have my respect brother…
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Fat Joe is cool with me, and this track is good shit! 50, it seems like Fat Joe got nine lives and he still moves units. G-unit alert, g-unit alert. You can’t stop this Terror Squad General!!!
Damn Ross. You dun put Ja Rule on a track with you. Wow. You were doing alright by your own damn self. The only thing I like about this is the fact that The Game is on it, and the beat is damn fire.
Cook, coke crack. This track ain’t weak. The beat is straight butter. Don’t know about ya’ll, but the kid is feelin’ it.
Finally Fat Joe decided to remix that 300 Brolic. Only problem, they still got that WACK hook. "We want war. We want war".
50 and Fat Joe. No Homo. These two birds keep going at it. According to Neilsen Soundscan, Fat Joe’s first week of album sales was are paltry 46,000. Now you knew 50 was going to get at the Bronx rapper in the event album sales were low, and he did. He makes a mock up funeral video of it, and pops some yin and yang. One troubled though about 50 Cent’s bragging, is that he boasts how many times his mixtape was download. My dear 50. New flash! Any day free album downloads will beat an album that you have to pay for. Let’s have an accurate and fair comparison.
