Interviewers/DJs always seem to stir up beef in hip-hop.

 

I like how Clipse handled the talk of Lil Wayne.

 

 

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I love WE GOT IT 3, but I'm gonna pretend that the Koch Re-up Gang album never happened. I said this in the review comments too, but right off the bat I felt let down by the fact that the intro of the album still even said "we got it for cheap vol 3"... it really just made me feel like it was a low budget throwaway album meant to bleed fans without making much of an effort.

They actually did talk about the Wayne and Clipse beef like two years ago at Pitchfork. Pusha or Mal talked about how they went away and all of a sudden Lil Wayne was wearing Bape, and acting just like them. But he generally deflected like he did here. I agree with NR on the Koch record, that stinks. I'm just hoping Till the Casket Drops is as classic as their other two LPs.

Word. The Koch beats at times don't even seem to match the lyrical flow. It's stunningly mediocre for such an amazing group.

I actually like the Koch record although it does seem pieced together. I think a crappier Clipse effort is still better than almost anyone else's legit effort in hip-hop though.

I actually like the Koch record although it does seem pieced together. I think a crappier Clipse effort is still better than almost anyone else's legit effort in hip-hop though.

I just think the beats are like 85% crap on the KOCH.