JAY-Z - THE BLUEPRINT 3 ALBUM

Already Home | Reviewer: jc | 9/30/09

Already Home is the God-Father of Rap speaking as a trailblazer. He ends hate by dictating the rules. Everybody can tell you how to do it, they never did is the line that epitomizes Jay-Z's height ; clearly there is no one who can tell him what to do or how to rap. This line sends critics and rappers packing. He starts the song in outer space which means he has to end higher and he does:
I’m in the hall already, on the wall already
I’m a work of art, I'm a wall-hall already
Ten number one albums might be enough for some artists, but Hov is releasing an 11th. He's laid the ground-work for many rappers, musicians and producers. In this rhyme he has that fraternal dilemma "g, I started you off now you need to do your job. So where are you? Where is rap? What happened? "
He has to take rappers off of each other so they record instead of war. And remember this is Hov so he actually does what he says, it's not an empty claim or a theory of what may occur. If he's rhymed it, he's done it many times.
Jay-Z has to call rappers soft to motivate them to write
See a single white female but she dyed her hair blonde
Sometimes i look at these rappers, the movie remind me of them
He's asking what else he has to do, his motivation is his life. These nigga's want me to walk for them. While other rappers sleep he'll build a few more cities.
If ya'll can't already see i aint worried about ya'll cos i'm already me.

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