If someone asks you what the difference is between East Coast rap and Dirty South rap, simply point them in the direction of Naw Meen, ya know what I mean? Late last year, New Orleans’ Baby Boy Da Prince hooked up with producer Mannie Fresh and spit pure materialism over the second single from his rather unsuccessful debut album. Ten months later, overlooked NYC artist Jae Millz uses the same beat, changing up the content on a freestyle off his Zone Out Season Mixtape. Millz’ version has a raw street edge, taking shots at Southern MC’s; calling them “clowns” with “no lyrics.” While Millz might be merely hating (his debut has been done and ready for three years), a point has been made; class is no longer in session.
This is truly sad for Jae Millz...I was sure that he would do better than he has been doing, but people never jump on the wagon when it is their time and they miss the opportunity. He is a very good lyricist, but this track is bad!!!
Jae is a crucialllllllllllll lyricist, I would choose him over a lot of people any day! Bring It Back remix with Fab and Wayne, its fire! but old. My Swag, fire ontop of fire! but old. I was expecting this tune to be somethin spesh, but usin sum1 elses beat and shitty lyrics, its really bad. My bad Millz, gotta give you a 2 on this one.
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