When niggaz start actin weak, that means it’s time to be strong Then I put you back on – did I handle you wrong? Told you ‘Don’t put it there’ and a nigga stole yo’ brick Remember back in the day a nigga took yo’ shit?

I guess this how it go, sit back and laugh at the show Saw that shit from the do’, knew that shit from the go “I almost fell for the bait, almost fell for the hateĪnd I’m the same nigga that let you niggaz eat off my plate Over the Don Cannon, Lyle LeDuff and Frank Dukes produced “Holy Ghost” Jeezy combines all of his best qualities into a track that really is autobiographical in presentation. Jeezy is arguably the only rapper alive who could make “yeah” into a seven syllable word, and it’s that penchant for being uniquely Jeezy that makes him entertaining. Jeezy has a uniquely Atlanta, Georgia rap style – a drawl thicker than a Johnny Rockets milkshake with more gravel than a concrete quarry.

The thing that made Jeezy stand out was the one thing that really couldn’t be imitated – his vocal tone and his delivery. He hasn’t had a song chart on Billboard since 1997 – at which point even he was calling himself the “Return of the 1 Hit Wonder.”īack to the not-so-young Jeezy though, and his new album “Seen It All: The Autobiography.” The one thing that Jeezy has always had which set him apart from his peers was not his rhymes – and his success has brought a slew of imitators who talk about the same things he does (for better or for worse). Meanwhile Young MC never did drop the “Young” once he was in his 30’s or 40’s, which is either a tribute to his perseverance or a testament to his irrelevance. We posed the question on our review of his major label debut, and he answered it for us, so YOU GO JAY. I can’t really blame Young Jeezy for dropping the “Young” – after all he’s 36 now.

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