Following his well-received opinion of The Music Industry, Massachusetts MC and DJBooth underground favorite Termanology is ready to bring the streets another mixtape. Teaming up with Ghetto to form 2 of Americaz Most Wanted, Term is ready to show everyone Who’s The Nicest. Although this go-round is one of his shorter offerings (clocking in at just under three minutes), Term isn’t at all constrained by the time, rapping about his street soldier-esque disregard for corrupt law enforcement and his endorsement of the Democratic Party. Add an epic-sounding string beat, courtesy of producer DC, and it’s a wrap! Who’s The Nicest proves that the age-old quote, “nice guys finish last” simply doesn’t apply here.
Mass is in the house! I used to check this dude out in the local hip-hop scene in Boston. I thought he was nice, but I've heard better MC's than him in the Boston scene. I am just glad that someone from MASS is representing. Usually the beat carries the track but on this track it's Termanoloy's lyrics that carries this track. Keep up the good work Termanology. You the nicest Termanology. And congrats to Seville for being the first tonight.
I kinda expected this song to be whack, and I thought "The Music Industy" was a fluke. Man was I wrong again! Termonology is quickly climbing up my favorite rapper chart!
I don't know what it is, but to me...he just doesn't sound like he speaks the Truth! I don't hear the pain in his voice. I think he is just rapping about stuff he doesn't know about...I said the samething before about him and it is true again. You give me this kid's rap sheet and the worse thing on it is probably vandalism... I can't get with this because I can tell he is lying. His flow is forced and he probably doesn't even really talk with slang...I highly doubt he is on the block selling anything up in Richy rich boston...
Blaze, I have never been to inner-city Boston, but I can safely say that the whole city isn't "richy rich." Just like any major metropolitan city, there are ghettos and poor areas. With that point now made, its clear Term is on the rise. This is Hip-Hop.
DJBlaze, an obtuse comment like that could only come from you. No wonder people were against you on that 50 song you put on! And then you threaten users that they’ll be banned from the site, like you were more valuable than them. You see, to me, if not you, at least your comments should be banned, as they don’t add anything about the songs besides your pretentious and completely speculative beliefs. The truth? The pain? Forced flow? What do you know about that? And if you do, does it matter? A rapper can’t deliver different than how he talks? How many people do that and also with singing? Why do you think he ought to have killed someone to be taken seriously? Is it more important to you to have done bad things than have the skill to rap about them, telling us a story or just a viewpoint with a decent flow and lyrics? You should be ashamed of yourself talking rubbish like that. At least come with anything with a basis.
DJ Z, if you don't mind, I will speak on your behalf about Boston. I've lived there for 22 years. It is not as richy rich as Blaze's so kindly puts it in his comment. Boston like any other major city has its rich and ghetto areas--like New Jersey--and the city has had an escalation in murder rates during the last few years. They have tried many different types of intervention, in order, to decrease the crime rate--especially murder. I guess Jersey is the "most ganster state" and Mass is a place for upper-class white folks. DJ Blaze has no idea what it's like. I have to agree with FredRico. I used to read DJ Blaze's comments, but lately, he has been posting absurd comments.
Chill guys, this site is about the music. Neways I like the beat, its very lyrical and goes good with Termy's story-telling style flow. I don't quite know how I would spin it, though, Any DJ's Have any ideas????? DJ MCM HOW U GET THAT COOL LOOKING TEXT ALL BOLD AND SPACED AND STUFF?
Lookin forward to his LP when it drops. Hope it gets some great production from Statik and Premo, like on his mixtapes. Term has that G-Rap flow/delivery. True, hes no Common or Lupe, hes just Term. But everyone has to start somewhere.
It doesnt matter what your background is, it just matters that you can make likeable music. He is for sure comming up. The last few songs ive heard from him have been good. The only thing i think he could work on is his delivery. This track id pretty good.
Regardless if this is East Coast, underground hip hop, that still doesn't give him the automatic approval pass just because it's not commercial. This to me held wack content and emotion. I'm not impressed at all.
suburbanite, urban dweller, whatever. the fact that he can make a great track without rapping about bling, ho's, and his bank roll is all that matters. even if it is made up. it's nt like we on his nuts so much to stalk him and go to where he live.
I like I like. That flow keeps it real and the beat could be the one to push him up a bit. Termanology will keep comin up with better better tracks as time goes.
im down with what fred rico said . i mean c'mon what duz that so called network engineer from jersey really know about the streets he even said his self he aint from da hood so mr.network engineer, dont speak about stuff u dont have a clue about. yous a loose lippa .:special dedication dolla loud mouth
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