NFTR - Not For The Radio (Interviews)

[Cole Des]

Decent interview, big up j2k, was 1 of the most talented in the scene hands down.

Probably before his time with the workrate/professionalism, shoulda got more out of music for that alone but good to see him get rewards from his other tings.

[Thizz]

J2K was shit.

[Cole Des]

How can you call them amateurs?

Posty's life is to produce video content.

It's embarrassing.

You have this harsh view cos you are involved in production.

It's like when audiophiles critique the release of a snare, in reality most consumers don't pay that sort of attention to the final product or care enough.

[Mr. Martinez]

That's what I mean. I don't think it's a harsh view.

That other version of this same format being discussed (forget the name). Those kids aren't doing anything special and I could be critical/harsh of their production as I've worked in that field. But they have enough self respect to cover the basics and for the most part the interviews I've seen them do, they did a good job.

Posty and these man are taking the piss and should really be embarrassed of the content they're putting out there. And that's not being hArsh at all.

[Meticulous]

Decent interview, big up j2k, was 1 of the most talented in the scene hands down.

Probably before his time with the workrate/professionalism, shoulda got more out of music for that alone but good to see him get rewards from his other tings.

 

 

J2K was sh*t.

[Mephisto]

J2K was sh*t.

 

Alie not one noteworthy bar.

 

Only thing half decent was that tune with Wiley

[Wavant]

Copy & pasted Wiley's flow as well.

[Lionel & Dave]

nah there was a time when j2k was like a good wiley without the playground bars

[The Infamous]

j2k was kl

nothing stood out in his music tho

what was his mix tape called j20?

[TF S4DK]

 

That will improve over time. They are slowly getting there.

There aren't that many Urban acts worth inviting on the show anyway. So far,they have invited the best we can get.

 

nah nftr have mate

 

Barside the production levels, my issue with NFTR is I learn NOTHING. They have been smart and only asked artists up here with a story to tell BUT they still haven't mastered the act of extracting more information on that story, or even noticing when artists sometimes intentionally and unintentionally leave a bone hanging out in front of them to grab. Sometimes I'm actually left frustrated. Which is mad.

 

remember you know more than most 

 

 

About the grime ones I really don't...

[Supermalt]

Very dead mc.

[SLEAZE BALL]

J2K was alright still

Better than a LOT of guys that were/are rated but slept on because he was a bit generic and sounded like Wiley's clone

[TF S4DK]

J2K was ruined by grime.

 

Was a promising rapper, then went left and imo sounded worse for it.

[ag.]

J2ks westwood freestyle with vortex>>>>

 

 

[Thizz]

Can't think of one J2K bar let alone tune that was good.

 

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Think TF's right he would have been a better rapper.

[Mame Biram Diouf]

Hold it done is the only verse I remember from him

[The Somalian]

Personally I have never considered J2K a grime MC more an artist same lane as Bonkaz is in now

 

underground classic here

 

[Greens]

Sound levels on NFTR are shocking, so inconsistent from week to week. They could get an aspiring engineer fresh out of college who would probably do it for free

[darkman]

Dead interview and dead mc (back then)

[Ephren Taylor]

Can't believe the disrespect

Heat in the streets >>>>>>>>>

[Lieutenant]

He's always been really really shit

[Meticulous]

underground classic here

 

i remember this. big tune

 

*sets as alarm tone*

[Cole Des]

Can't believe the disrespect

Heat in the streets >>>>>>>>>

Me neither, j2k was a sprayers.

There was a P's and Q's freestyle he bodied so bad lol Can't find it though.