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This kid is soft as a baby's thighs. The King of Lames calls Ghost Face corny. Wiz: Ghost should try to sell some records to the kids of today. Ghost can't make music for kids who carry pocket books and is way to smart for the Charmin kids of today.

Wiz needs to grow a pair, get out of his puberty stage while he's in his 20's and we will see if he makes 9 albums. 5 which are classics.

I haven't heard a classic song from this kid yet. Black and yellow is bubble gum music.

Shirley Temple ass nigga. This is not what you come to expect outta Wiz, he took a step backward with this, most of it is too up-tempo, his shit is usually smooth and mellow and just flow over some tranquil style beats that you could enjoy a few blunts to, it looks like the industry machine got ahold of this nigga and dug their claws in real deep tryin to feed us some more bullshit commercial shit. Damn and just when i had hope that this nikka would contribute to bringing somethin new to hip hop, I still have tracks from Kush and Orange Juice i bump lol, Imma Pass this one not tryin to dance or get crunk to no damn Wiz lol ya'll can do whatever the fuck ya'll want, imma just mark this as a strike one. Yeah i see what your saying his shit is usually smooth and mellow but for me even Kush and OJ which everybody raved about was not all that even why high. Not a patch on true smokin tunes such as curren$y but i suppose each to his own. I gave Kush & OJ a good few chances to see if it was something i was missing or that the tunes would grow on me but no they didnt. Wiz destined to be the next big commercial success and i dont think he deserves it at all.

Can someone please tell me one of his tunes that will change my opinion of him, if someone can prove me wrong then i will hold my hands up an say yeah i was wrong that nigga has skills but as i said i just dont see what he has that makes him so popular. I love my hip hop and listen to and love all types of music from hardcore g shit to even some classical tunes im a music lover but to me this nigga is a crock of shit but at the end of the day each to his own. Sorry for babbling on abit just got in from a crazy night out and am feeling a bit wired off the yayo lmfao. FIX UP LOOK SHARP! Honestly, there may not be one single tune that will change your opinion about this cat-- especially if your ear has been trained to LISTEN to (true) music-- rap/hip-hop or otherwise. I dont know where things commenced for you when you first listened to rap and lyricists to create your opinions of what a great rapper or emcee is composed of.

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I been listening to rap since about 1982-83. So where rap has been-- to where it is now-- I have seen alot of things progress and regress (as of lately especially). I can rock with the cat based on the personality and charisma he might infuse into his music-- which alot of people nowadays call 'swagger'. HE IS NOT A PROLIFIC LYRICIST BY ANY MEANS. However, Kush & OJ-- for example-- was a very strongly produced project.

I rode to that tape day in and day out for probably 6 months straight -- he wasnt afraid to be different while talking about typical subject matter-- especially with the harmonizing/singing he was trying to do. He's a poor mans 'devin the dude' in a way. I put alot of my friends on to Wiz --especially the ones that smoke.and we are in our 30's vibing to the dude. Being a smoker myself-- the mood was just what I like-- pimp tight and mellow-smooth-- nice synth's, effects, and drums which made you feel like you were floatin with the dude on this trip he was taking you on. His ability to create these 'anthems' and make very catchy hooks-- 'black & yellow', 'mezmorized', 'this plane', 'spotlight' are some that come to mind-- refelct his sense of providing you with a euphoric experience for the 3 or 4 minutes of each track-- like you just hit the joint.

His flow is a little off-beat, but he tends to surround himself with cats like Curren$y and Big K.R.I.T. (among others) who will make up for his lyrical deficits. This cat has been bubbling on the underground for nearly 5 years now so he isn't as 'new' as most want to think-- I first heard of this cat back in late '06-- his emergence into the mainstream is more because he brings a different approach to the same shit we hear day in and day out-- and being different is what gets you noticed. The business of rap is in need of new faces and fresh blood-- and he has been chosen --by those who follow him-- to blaze his trail.