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This a typical Nicki pop tune which she has been doing for a while. It sums up a 3 piece meal as she hit Remy Ma from multiple angles with the other two songs. Remy won from the lyrical standpoint. Nicki won from a comprehensive perspective. For a target market of school kids and pop/EDM parties, this would get played all day as Shether or Another One probably would not see the light of day outside of an editorial writer's office computer.

Remy won from the lyrical standpoint. Nicki won from a comprehensive perspective. I would play this at a party, especially around women, before Shether or Another One.

Remy won from the lyrical standpoint. Nicki won from a comprehensive perspective. I would play this at a party, especially around women, before Shether or Another One.

This one will need to grow on me. But I get where they are going with it.

On 9/19/2016 at 4:07 PM, GreenHitz.com said:

Mixing bud smokers' anthems with socially conscious numbers, rapper ScHoolboy Q spent three years in the mixtape underground before launching his career properly in 2011. The first mixtape, the autobiographical Schoolboy Turned Hustla, landed in 2008 and quickly caught the attention of Kendrick Lamar and Top Dawg Entertainment. Lamar would form the Black Hippy collective with ScHoolboy along with Jay Rock and Ab-Soul, and the Top Dawg label would sign the artist. His Gangster & Soul mixtape landed in 2009, and Top Dawg released his official debut, Setbacks, in 2011. In 2012, Top Dawg announced they had signed a joint venture deal with Interscope and Aftermath, which saw Lamar's debut album get a full release. Later that year, ScHoolboy Q announced he was recording his third album and would be the second member of Black Hippy to benefit from the deal. After a series of mysterious tweets in 2013, Q announced that the release would be called Oxymoron, but nearly a year passed before the dark and abstract album -- which featured a whole host of guest producers and vocalists -- was released in February 2014. Nevertheless, it debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and pushed the single "Studio" into the Top 40. A worldwide tour took up most of 2015, and 2016 saw the "That Part" single drop as a preview of that year's album, Blank Face LP, which debuted at number two. ~ David Jeffries & Rich Wilson

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