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Bomb joint as usual. 

Eerie sounding tracks seem to be the norm in today's Hip Hop musical soundscape.  I wish the verses were longer. Overall, it's decent, but falls short of what you would expect from a superstar line-up such as Drake & The Throne. 

I like the massive appeal of the track, but the computerized vocals are becoming overly utilized.

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Besides playing Michael Lee on the HBO series The Wire and Dixon Wilson on the CW series 90210, actor Tristan Wilds became Mack Wilds in 2010 when he began moonlighting as an R&B singer. Born and raised in Staten Island, New York, Wilds signed a recording deal with the Ten2One label in 2010. In 2011 his track "2 Girlz" landed on an episode of 90210 while his debut EP, Remember Remember, appeared before the end of the year. With guest appearances from Raekwon, Method Man, and Doug E. Fresh, his debut album, New York: A Love Story, landed in 2013. Three years later he dropped the track "Love in the 90z," which coincided with his appearance in VH1's made for TV movie The Breaks. ~ David Jeffries

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Hot joint, brings back that 90's flavor.

Although Kanye's music has been hot for many years, this is the gear I love to see him drive in.

Classic joint, it has the or a of a HIP HOP staple.

Tight joint !

Consistency is important to sustain longevity in the music industry, and more specifically Hip Hop.

Drake is one the few consistent artists right now - he continues to put quality joints.

The Language is a headbanger.

The hook is catchy and inspiring, it fits well with the commercial circuit.

The song as a whole kinda tapers off as it proceeds in full length form.

Pharrell continues to press out timely hits with his signature sound, that seem contain a mixture between Motown's era - along with that funky swing styke music of Ray Charles heyday !

Dj Rick

2/05/2014