[DTR]

"Bloody murder murder murder..." Did you guys realize how well those songs flowed into each other?

 

[Mamba]

yup

 

[DTR]

yup

cool

 

[truman]

"Bloody murder murder murder..."

 

[Reindeer of the Roc]

<-- dat status

 

[Ferris]

yo weed purple, my money purple

 

[Luke.]

It's nothing.  Jay didn't even write the black strap hook, the people who gave them the beat wrote it.

 

[Shy]

It's nothing.  Jay didn't even write the black strap hook, the people who gave them the beat wrote it.

Nah, they wrote the "who gon stop me, hauh!?". People keep saying that's KW but it's not except the part where Jay-Z repeats it the bar after.

 

[Luke.]

Nah, they wrote the "who gon stop me, hauh!?". People keep saying that's KW but it's not except the part where Jay-Z repeats it the bar after.

"We started creating the track, and it just started to come crazy, so we came up with the concept," Simmonds said before reciting a loose rendition of the song's lyrics. "It was like, 'Who gon stop me, huh? Black cards, Black cars, whole lot of money.' "

To pen the hook on the track, Verse said he first imagined himself in Jigga and Yeezy's shoes. "When I recorded it, everybody was like, 'Yo, you sound just like Kanye, you sound just like Jay-Z,' " he remembered. "It's just crazy, because I felt like, at that moment in time, I was them. I got into that mode of: 'What would these guys say? How would they say it?' I think they heard it the first time and loved it."

 

[Luke.]

Also, regardless of who wrote it, there's no connection.  The name of the song is "Murder to Excellence."  So Jay sings "Bloody Murder" at the beginning. 

 

[Shy]

"We started creating the track, and it just started to come crazy, so we came up with the concept," Simmonds said before reciting a loose rendition of the song's lyrics. "It was like, 'Who gon stop me, huh? Black cards, Black cars, whole lot of money.' "

To pen the hook on the track, Verse said he first imagined himself in Jigga and Yeezy's shoes. "When I recorded it, everybody was like, 'Yo, you sound just like Kanye, you sound just like Jay-Z,' " he remembered. "It's just crazy, because I felt like, at that moment in time, I was them. I got into that mode of: 'What would these guys say? How would they say it?' I think they heard it the first time and loved it."

I'm aware, but he still said it. Unlike the part where people say

'Who gon stop me, huh?

is Kanye. I'm also aware that the booklet credits Kanye saying it, but I strongly believe it's them and not his voice. Nevertheless, it still flows into the next track perfectly. Doesn't take away from it.

 

[SomeDude]

"Bloody murder murder murder..." Did you guys realize how well those songs flowed into each other?

DUDE! I was going to make this thread for a couple of days now but I thought no one would give a shit. Happy you made it. Thought it was cool too

 

[Jim Halpert]

was hoping i wasnt the only one that noticed this

 

[DTR]

DUDE! I was going to make this thread for a couple of days now but I thought no one would give a shit. Happy you made it. Thought it was cool too

was hoping i wasnt the only one that noticed this

 

[Naythan]

Also, regardless of who wrote it, there's no connection.  The name of the song is "Murder to Excellence."  So Jay sings "Bloody Murder" at the beginning. 

Dude there is clearly a connection. Even if they didn't write the black strap part, whoever put the tracklist together clearly knew what they were doing putting those songs right next to each other. It was a great move IMO.

 

[DTR]

Also, regardless of who wrote it, there's no connection.  The name of the song is "Murder to Excellence."  So Jay sings "Bloody Murder" at the beginning. 

I never said there was a connection. I just said they flowed together perfectly.

 

[Luke.]

I never said there was a connection. I just said they flowed together perfectly.

Fair enough.

 

[drop.out]

yo weed purple, my money purple

lmao

 

[DonVito]

yo weed purple, my money purple

racks on racks on racks

 

[OG Silver]

Yea i do, which is why i laughed when the reviews said the songs dont flow lol, the topics between new day and made in america are kinda related