#Nas hate me now ft.puff daddy code
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know Try to make it like you the realest, but who the illest? Think we all know the answer to that, cause niggas feel this right

#Nas hate me now ft.puff daddy code

You wanna hate me then hate me what can I do but keep gettin money, funny I was just like you I had to hustle hard never give up, until I made it Now y'all sayin that's a clever nigga, nuttin to play with Hate on me, I blew but I'm the same ol G People warn me, when you're on top there's envy Took my niggas out the hood, but you doubt on us Sayin we left the hood but can't get it out of us My bad, should I step out my shoes, give 'em to you? Here's my cars and my house, you can live in that too Criticize when I flow for the streets, hate my dress code Gucci this, Fendi that, what you expect hoe? Nickname Esco', took this game to its threshold Best flow I bet the whole U.S. Do it now, I told you do it now Let's go

I won't stop I can't stop You can hate me I hate you too You can hate me now. Money is power motherfucker I got millions of thugs on salary, bitch (do it now)

Don't hate me, hate the money I see, clothes that I buy Ice that I wear, clothes that I try, close your eyes Picture me rollin, sixes, money foldin Bitches honies that swollen to riches, Nas get in ya Most critically acclaimed Pulitzer, prize winner Best storyteller thug narrator my style's greater Model dater, big threat to a lot of you haters Commentators ringside try watchin my paper Almost a decade, quite impressive Most of the best is in the essence for this rap shit that I stand for Expandin more to the big screen, Bill Gates dreams But it seems you'd rather see me in jail with state greens Want me off the scene fast, but good things last like your favorite MC still makin some mean cash First rapper to bring a platinum plaque, back to the projects but you still wanna hate, be my guest, I suggest Well you hate me I'm gon' hate you too It's as simple as that Die motherfucker die motherfucker die You don't give a fuck I don't give a fuck Go down any way you want it to go down (do it now) Weak, jealous motherfuckers (do it now, do it now) Fuck y'all! you can hate me NO Q.B., real niggas, Bravehearts, c'mon The doc showcases him at his most unforgiving, charismatic, detail-orientedвЂ“вЂ“and operating with the same hunger that made him a legend.It's been a long time, been a long time comin Looks like the death of me now But you know, there's no turning back now This is what makes me - this is what I am But he never forgot the fans who helped his rise: Combs corralled the '90s Bad Boys roster for a reunion tour in 2016 and chronicled the experience in an Apple Music exclusive.

#Nas hate me now ft.puff daddy tv

He later founded the TV network REVOLT and wouldn't release another project until 2015's MMM (Money Making Mitch) mixtape. In 2010, he teamed with singers Dawn Richard and Kalenna Harper (branded as Diddy вЂ“ Dirty Money) to release The Last Train to Paris, which earned a cult following with its futuristic blend of hip-hop, R&B, Europop, house, and techno. Combs honored his friend that July with his debut LP, No Way Out, which featured the somber, Sting-sampling eulogy 'I'll Be Missing You.' It solidified Combs' renown on the mic and preceded a spate of robust records- Forever, The Saga Continues., and Press Play-as well as booming business ventures. His ability to mastermind an undeniable hit led to Bad Boy dominating rap in the '90s. and Mase, enlisted The Hitmen production team to flip '70s and '80s R&B/soul classics into radio-friendly jams, and boosted his own celebrity by dropping flashy guest verses. He signed an assortment of talent like The Notorious B.I.G. Blige and Jodeci at Uptown Records before founding Bad Boy Entertainment in 1993. As a relentless young exec, Combs (born in 1969) helped mold stars like Mary J. Regardless of his chosen moniker of the moment, Sean 'Puff Daddy' Combs' impact on hip-hop is tangible and lasting.