Mic Geronimo was way bigger than Jay (Ja or X) when they did time to build together. Big L and Mase were both bigger than Jay when they let him on their debut albums. BDK put Jay in a song when Jay was a nobody. I'm saying someone like Biggie arguably put Jay on and gave a big cosign to Jay. The2ndHorseman said you seem to be implying that he owes ny guys some preferential treatment? from his perspective.why would he?
Jay also appeared to have no interest in doing the murder Inc project despite the important role that Irv played in his career.
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Back when a lot of NY artists were doing mega collaborations with one another on tracks like John Blaze and Banned from tv you never saw Jay on there. Roc Nation's main 2 and most heralded solo hip hop artist's are J cole is from somewhere in North Carolina and Jay Electronica from New Orleans. The Blueprint was largely produced by the Neptunes and Tim (from Virginia) as well as Just Blaze and Kanye (from Chicago). The only rap appearance on Renegade was EMINEM.
Why is the primary group within Rocafella from Philly? Was is the main NY subgroup in Rocafella (Dipset) one that Jay had all the tension with? Why does Kay do songs for someone like Khaled but you never see him do sh*t for Kay Slay (except threaten him behind his back to Cam'ron)? Someone like Wayne will do a track with Papoose but we could never picture Jay doing the same. I even thought I heard that he wanted Philly's most wanted. I keep hearing that they were put together and on the Roc because he couldn't get major figgas. The large majority of Rocafella was State Property. You'd never hear him work with the actual NY artists on Young Money (Jae Millz and Cory Gunz). Jay ain't even been on a Nicki track.the only time they were on the same track was a Kanye track. The other 2 artists on "no frauds" are a guy from New Orleans and Toronto and Jay has worked with them plenty. I remember Nicki on No frauds being all "that's why Jay ain't clear your verse for your album" to Remy. I even remember that one skit on Alchemist's first infantry when the record executive naming all these artists who he think Al worked with that he never did.and Jay was one. I also distinctly know and remember Jay dissing (and arguably destroying) Mobb Deep and NEVER working with them or any infamous a*sociate ever in life. I feel like "big pimpin" was this huge hit that really helped make UGK bigger on a national scale (even though UGK are like the biggest and most respected act from the south bar Scarface/Geto boys). Kanye was asked to choose between UGK and Mobb Deep. You see the Fat Boys up there? Didn't think so.What really got me thinking about this was the Kanye West interview with Nore.
Hey, you don't get your face on rap's Mount Rushmore by having a sense of humor. What's the Beef?: For reasons still unclear, Nas appeared on the comedian's pop-culture quiz show Billy on the Street, where he looked deeply uncomfortable playing a game called "Media Mogul or Rabbi," then got visibly upset when he learned his prize was a giant birdcage. Who Won?: Nas was forced to take the word off the album and simply call it Untitled, so probably not him. Where's the Beef Now?: Still waiting on that dis track. Nas told MTV he thought about adding a track responding to Jackson that would've been "real street, real disrespectful, real vulgar." What's the Beef?: The civil rights leader chastised Nas for planning to title his ninth album Nigger. Who Won?: O'Reilly has been reduced to posting vlogs out of his basement jerk-off chamber, so score another one for Nasir. Where's the Beef Now?: Old Dirty Asshole got kicked off Fox News this year for being a creep, which ended the beef by default since no one needs to give a shit about what Bill O'Reilly thinks anymore.
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