In December of 2001, Nas released what is arguably the most popular diss record of all-time, Ether. While everyone applauded the Queens emcee for his lyrical slaughtering of his then arch-rival, Jay-Z, another man benefited even more from the record’s impact. That man is Harlem native Ron Browz. Eternally riding high off the song’s success, Browz has gone to great lengths to make sure nobody forgets who helmed its production. While still producing for other artists, he is currently focusing on his work as a solo artist, gearing up for the release a new mixtape project entitled Etherboy (we told you so). Having previously worked with 50 Cent, Ludacris, and the late Big L, Browz is no stranger to A-list talent; on a remixed version of his current single, Pop Champagne, he recruits fellows New Yorkers Jim Jones and Juelz Santana for a few non-autotuned guest verses.
Damn, is this beat insane or what?! Very creative, Browz has been around for a minute. This particular one sounds a little like Ryan Leslie, but damn good job. Jim Jones is on my list of artists I never listen to, but rapping over a beat like this makes him sound great. Juelz is a no brainer, he's pure talent.
cb12 i agree with you 150 %...i think i heard the original somewhere i just dont know where...the beat is awesome...jim sounds good and Juelz is a monster on anything he does...i would love to see Juelz and Fab do an album together, like the "cant feel my face" project with Juelz and WAyne...
It's fresh but I don't like it very much...I think it will go in the clubs! It's easy to dance to but I don't really see what's to listen to here! It's in rotation
Didn't know he did the beat for Ether. This beat is cool, not on that level of Ether but good. Sounds like a E-40 type track. He'da kill this one. The hook on this is off key though. No need for autotune her.
this joint is killin it.. i love the beat, and i like the chorus too... tight song overall..if only jim jones had a better verse..but i loved juelz santana's verse..