WELL FUCK YOU THEN!

Tash8 wrote:i only get one exclamation?
WELL FUCK YOU THEN!
McMaybe wrote:Mixing on the verses was perfect (effects wise, mixing wise). Some off points, but that didn't affect the quality at all. I loved it, and the personals were funny and well executed. I don't think "race" matters, considering Eminem has also mentioned Muslims in a derogatory fashion on a "diss" track. When beef (whether planned or spontaneous) is involved in the creation of a song, the limit is how many times you can drop personals.
At people here that commented in a negative way towards the mixing... Most of you sound condensed and under zealous emotionally. The mixing here was perfect for this level of quality. The day someone with a computer mic mixes their better, I'll pay them.
Lyrics were great. Flow has improved immensely since the last track, and this style of music will surely catch on.
Dr.Dre wrote:Hell Yeah
Big Ax-D wrote:u didn't shouted me out
Boston wrote:your welcome, im still waiting for that album!!!!!
you should name it detox. i mean its all hype.
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