In the premiere episode of “The Truth With Rap Radar’s Elliott Wilson,” YN looks at veteran rappers, like LL Cool J, trying on today’s trends in order to stay relevant. Does it work or does it hurt their legacy?
Honestly, I think its not respected as much, because we clearly know as fans and bloggers your reaching. And at this point if its not a hit for you, then its a flop, and an obvious one. Its sad because with Fat Joe’s “Pride & Joy” record, he won over the female fan base and like Elliott said, he went with “Instagram That Hoe” as his next record. Very confusing!!!
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Basically just take the path of nas last album and follow it for a vet rapper, everything he spoke about what a vet rapper should do nas did on Life is good
not every vet is on Nas level. Better yet no one is on Nas level