Expect me to return (untouchable)

[kb42okb]

Why does this song start off with his drunk freestyle and then changes. Its weird if you listen to his lyrics. go to ares or something download it

It starts off with "After the fire comes the rain
after pleasure there's pain
Even though we broke for the moment
We be ballin' again
Tell 'em make mo', my military be prepared for them bustas
similar to bitches is scary but to near me to rush them
visions of over packed prisons
millions of niggas thug livin',
pressures, 3 strikes, I hope they don't test us
They pull the heater, ammunition in creates
shhh
move without a sound as we slide down
pistols in place" Then it changes with with different lyrics talkin about blast me but never ask me to live a lie. he only talks about nas, not biggie. Then he says fuck that bullshit you goin threw, we outlaws untouchable. When did he write this?

 

[Dante]

the freetyle includes elements of the song (which he probably had recently written) as many freestyles do. they're two different sessions.

 

[kb42okb]

had recently written? How? nas was big around 99 he talks about nas as if he was number 1 on the chart

 

[kb42okb]

that song isnt on better days is it. it just him sayin expect me to return on betterdays 2003

 

[MASSIE]

had recently written? How? nas was big around 99 he talks about nas as if he was number 1 on the chart

nas was around way b4 99...jay z was nowhere as big in 96 as he is now and 2pac still found time to dis him also..

 

[DeeezNuuuts83]

that song isnt on better days is it. it just him sayin expect me to return on betterdays 2003

He says that at the end of this song as well, which is on LeftEye's album.

 

[DeeezNuuuts83]

had recently written? How? nas was big around 99 he talks about nas as if he was number 1 on the chart

Nas started gaining mainstream popularity around 1996 when he dropped It Was Written. The line "No offense to Nas, but this whole fuckin' world is mine" is most likely referring to his song "If I Ruled the World"

nas was around way b4 99...jay z was nowhere as big in 96 as he is now and 2pac still found time to dis him also..

According to Fatal from an old interview, Pac FIRST dissed Jay-Z on the uncut version of "Hit 'Em Up" in the outro. If you listen to it, Pac says "Our shit goes triple and four quadruple" then it echoes out, then it cuts back in and goes "You niggas laugh 'cause our staff got guns in they mothafuckin' belt." Fatal said that the Jay-Z diss was in between those two lines, but apparently he persuaded Pac to remove it since Jay-Z wasn't really involved yet, apparently Pac was just dissing him because he was an up-and-coming New York artist. But then Jay-Z did "Brooklyn's Finest" with Biggie, and then that's probably what started the other disses:

* Friends ("Understand this, 'Ain't No Nigga' like me, fuck Jay-Z/ He broke and I smoke daily")
* All Out ("You've got a lot of nerve to play me/ Another gay rapper? Busting caps at Jay-Z" and the OG chorus "Us, the first to bust, who do we trust/ Out for Mobb Deep and Jay-Z, dead in the dust")

 

[kb42okb]

so whats the expect me to return all about MONEY?

 

[jaguardre]

Nas started gaining mainstream popularity around 1996 when he dropped It Was Written. The line "No offense to Nas, but this whole fuckin' world is mine" is most likely referring to his song "If I Ruled the World"

my thoughts were that this was actually a reference to the illmatic song "the world is yours", and that this was recorded prior to the makaveli album, when thugz cry, and the rest of the nas disses; this is why he says, "no offense to nas"...

 

[HErEsY1]

my thoughts were that this was actually a reference to the illmatic song "the world is yours", and that this was recorded prior to the makaveli album, when thugz cry, and the rest of the nas disses; this is why he says, "no offense to nas"...

i agree with you - i don't see it as a dis towards nas at all, if anything i'd argue that he's showing respect to him.

and nas was kinda popular back in '94 - thanks to NY radio's obsessive need to prop up any promising NY-based hip-hop artist to combat the seemingly unstoppable west coast. my oh my, how times have changed...

 

[DeeezNuuuts83]

my thoughts were that this was actually a reference to the illmatic song "the world is yours", and that this was recorded prior to the makaveli album, when thugz cry, and the rest of the nas disses; this is why he says, "no offense to nas"...

I agree with this, I never said he was dissing Nas on this track. I was thinking it might've been referring to "The World Is Yours" but I was just thinking about the verse from "If I Ruled the World" where Nas ends his verse with "...the world is mine."

 

[Dante]

so whats the expect me to return all about MONEY?

most likely he was referring to returning as makaveli.

 

[yak pac fatal]

jesus christ let the man rip

 

[ItsmeyaC]

that song isnt on better days is it. it just him sayin expect me to return on betterdays 2003

he prob just talkin about making another album, like jesus to come back, rise the charts again or some shit