Jay z how should i begin this

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Ranking songs almost seems easy by comparison of what Angel Diaz and I set out to do. My God. Even the so-called "bad albums" still contain head-spinning bars that brim with new layers on listen Then there are the iconic radio freestyles, remixes, and features. If it were up to us, this list would be in the hundreds, and that'd still only account for the undeniable grade-As.

And I got a question: Are you forgiving guys who live just like me? We'll never know One day I prayed to you and said if I ever blow, I'd let 'em know The stakes, and exactly what takes place in the ghetto Promise fulfilled, still I feel my job ain't done.

I got dreams of holding a nine milla to Bob's killer Asking him "why? Strive for what you believe in, set goals and you can achieve them. Difficult takes a day, impossible takes a week. In order to survive, gotta learn to live with regrets. It is a boastful record, but also one that cannot escape its own guilt. And like all things Hov, separating fact from fiction becomes a tedious impossibility.

The contents of his debut were particularly personal; it emanated from his own lived experiences, his family, his history. Besides their childhoods in New York, spent among a timeless striving and peddling, there are but a few things that, I believe, link Jay and Jimmy more than this knowledge: that there would be no them , no creation, if they did not first exorcise a part of themselves, the jagged remnants of their history.

Reasonable Doubt is, thematically, a rumination on the life of Shawn Carter, albeit furnished with a layer of baroque Scarface -esque fantasies—one that grapples with what hurt him most.

It is an album that is, in this way, growth embodied. This reckoning is not merely limited to the thematic; it bleeds into the very language of the work itself. The truth is the opposite. He spent years crafting. Nas was 20 when Illmatic dropped; Biggie was 22 for Ready to Die. Jay was older than both and had the benefit of learning from them. He has tried, on occasion, to recapture what once was. The climate had changed.