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Tmoneytheicon Says: Kingdom Come Is Jay-Z's Worst Album

EPISODE · Mar 13, 2018 · 22 MIN

Tmoneytheicon Says: Kingdom Come Is Jay-Z's Worst Album

from Unmuted w/ Billionaire Brown · host Billionaire Brown

Back with Tmoneytheicon talking Jay-Z, Biggie, Scarface, KRS One, Nas, Life after Death and Ready to Die album. How to break down your top 5 rappers...Hip Hop is...StyleImpact LyricsRapping Break DancingJewelry Lifestyle Kingdom Come is Jay-Z's worst album. that is what he said but i strongly disagree...Chance The Rapper is not great because of his look. Meek Mills needs to stop yelling? Meek Mill or Beanie Sigel ? who had a bigger impact in rap?Follow me on Instagram @billionairebrownonlineFollow Tmoney on Instagram @tmoneytheicon

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