think i loved it before i could even picture what a breakup could feel like. not a lot of niggas getting together in kindergarten but i had some super crushes ha. knew i liked the songs but the painful irony in the romance of it def didnt hit me then.
all the kings horses (sheesh) miss you keep you satisfied send for me maybe your baby (breakup funk?)
one mo gin prolly the best one of the last 25 years. def behind them on the league 75 but not far behind.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 83584 posts
Wed Nov-26-25 07:30 AM
2. "Spinners - I’ll Be Around is one of my favorite songs" In response to Reply # 0
shit is like an inspirational break up song due to the tempo.
Slick Rick - Teenage Love
hanging around and buying em stuff, you see them every damn day yet don’t see them enough!!!
and the dopest white breakup songs of all time is..
Wham - Never Gonna Dance Again.. guilty feet have got no rhythm. Yo!!! Simply Red - I’ll Keep Holding On
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 83584 posts
Wed Nov-26-25 10:27 AM
5. "I tore the house down at karaoke night at the spot back home" In response to Reply # 4
all my friends and family weren’t ready.
I showed the fuck out
I was drunk and high, the mic had a dope lil reverb on it and I already knew the words so I went all the way in. Old ladies trying to grind on me while my wife was cracking up
then went right back to the corner and sipped my $4 double of grey goose.
such a great song.
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 83584 posts
Thu Nov-27-25 07:38 AM
31. "when I sang fork in the roooad and heard that shit" In response to Reply # 10
it was over
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 83584 posts
Thu Nov-27-25 07:35 AM
30. "that place closed but it was so lovely" In response to Reply # 11 Thu Nov-27-25 07:44 AM by legsdiamond
Long Island mini pitchers for $7
it was our VFW. Used to go in there with 20 dollars and come out drunk, high, belly filled with food and change in your pocket.
Someone is buying you at least 2 drinks.
My aunt cooking catfish nuggets and wings. My dad smoking joints with his friends.My grandad used to sell liquor out his trunk right in front of the place during softball games.
That place used to have James Brown and Duke Ellington play after hours back in the day after they played in Pittsburgh
We had all our parties, wedding receptions at this place
Then all our elders passed away and the next generation didn't pay the taxes and we lost it.
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
39. "Man... ain't that the way it go." In response to Reply # 30
> >Long Island mini pitchers for $7 > >it was our VFW. Used to go in there with 20 dollars and come >out drunk, high, belly filled with food and change in your >pocket. > >Someone is buying you at least 2 drinks. > >My aunt cooking catfish nuggets and wings. My dad smoking >joints with his friends.My grandad used to sell liquor out his >trunk right in front of the place during softball games. > >That place used to have James Brown and Duke Ellington play >after hours back in the day after they played in Pittsburgh > >We had all our parties, wedding receptions at this place > >Then all our elders passed away and the next generation didn't >pay the taxes and we lost it.
hard to choose for me. perfect juxtaposition of masculine/feminine energy.
hayes hurt as shit ha and the music is angry. love how the intro foreshadows the chaos at the end.
she also hurt but more like a sweet “really didnt wish you had to but also you should definitely keep it pushin when you see me my nigga.”
also like how the respective song lengths add to the story. hayes’ is angry but that sadness gonna give you 11 minutes to consider and maybe stop lol where dionnes is more resolute.
guess thats how niggas end up traveling to fight on here back in the day. one wrong post with a poorly placed comma…nigga ended a sentence with one too many exclamation points…next thing you know.
>>The live version (Carnegie Hall) is the best version, IMO> > >Never heard this one. Definitely checking it out. >
You got to listen to the whole album then. I hate live versions. I hate concert albums
BUT THIS ONE....
Seriously, I've heard it a million times and I've NEVER gotten tired of it. Do yourself a favor and take the time to listen to that joint start to finish - it's entertaining as hell. Then do ME a favor and tell me what you thought, even if you hate it. I wanna know!
27. "Sade ‘Bulletproof Soul.’ No song resonated with me more than " In response to Reply # 0
this one when I went through a divorce 8 years ago. Lyrics hit close to home. Just a powerful song. There were so many other songs that got me through that difficult time, but no song better encapsulates what I was experiencing better than Bulletproof Soul.
Printer-friendly copy 
Email this topic to a friend
General Discussion
