When rappers catch feelings: Ghostface Killah Edition

in Music by negrostotle — August 28, 2009 at 10:15 am | 1 comment

Sensitive thugs, ya’ll all need hugs. (c) Shawn Carter

To know Ghostface is to love him.  Granted, I hardly ever know what he’s talking about, and when I actually figure out what he’s saying I say “what the hell is he saying”, but I love him anyway because of the energy he brings on every single song.  Of course, not even Ghostface is immune from catching feelings though.  Ghost had his auto-tuned up single She’s a Killah all ready to go and then Jay-Z came along and killed the auto-tune game with Death Of Autotune.  What you are about to witness is a rapper catching feelings.  True, he tries to play it off (”everything happens for a reason”), but we all know the truth.

Crying on the inside.

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