Here’s Some Hilarious Reactions To Big Sean’s “Double Or Nothing” Punchlines

    Big Sean collaborated with super-producer Metro Boomin on a joint album titled Double Or Nothing, which was released Friday (December 8). Although recent years have welcomed the dawn of the mumble rap era, fans evidently expected less corniness from Sean. Maybe after I Decided. went platinum, the “Bounce Back” rapper felt he had free reign to drop any type of bars but listeners greeted this new project with lots of jokes at Sean’s expense. 

    We’ve gathered up some of the funniest reactions to Sean Don’s flows across Twitter.

    First, a particular line on “Who’s Stopping Me” about civil rights icon Rosa Parks caught some heat. “I had a dream I rode with Rosa Parks in the back of the ‘Bach/ And we was blowing a blunt and she was packing a strap/ Like damn, it do feel good to be black in the back,” he raps, igniting a wave of criticism. 

    There were also several comparisons to other rappers like G-Eazy and Tyga. Lil Pump’s “Gucci Gang” also got thrown into the equation. 

     

     

     

    On the flip side, many Twitter users spared Metro. 

    Some users also reminded us that Sean has delivered some lackluster bars in the past.

     

     

     

     

     

    23 thoughts on “Here’s Some Hilarious Reactions To Big Sean’s “Double Or Nothing” Punchlines

    1. like big sean be reaching with some his bars. that’s my main issue with sean. and a lot of people act like he super nice with his lyrics. but at least sean aint no mumble dude.

      1. That’s how I feel about Sean. He’s looked at as a lyricist, but he constantly has some corny as fuck lines. Plus, that voice of his gets annoying to me very fast. That’s why I can never listen to a Big Sean album in full.

    2. Fuck Small Sean out the rap game. You got maybe three hot songs since the start of your career. Quit fishing.

    3. Lol he really said that karma fidget line? I love it, now I gotta hear the album, no joke, that sounds like some weezy in his prime bar

      1. Difference is Wayne in his prime at least was entertaining and funny. Sean sounds like that dork in high school that you’re praying would shut up soon.

        1. People really need to put some respect on wayne name. He was bodyin everything moving from 05-09. If you wanted a hit record back then you HAD to get T Pain or lil wayne. But I get it, most of y’all was what 6-10 years old in that time period so you may not have knowledge of what a great rapper was. You guys are in your prime now in a time where migos are actually considered hot. The only thing saving this generation is j Cole and Kendrick and they came from my generation. This version sucks as I feel bad for y’all. Enjoy your lil yachty and vert.

          1. Ya putting waynes pedestal too high he aint kill everything ketchup like mayonaise, kicking it like nomar garciaparra lmao hell no, one of the most recent ones She a cancer i hit her wit dat kemo d_ick smh foh

    4. Compared to most mumble rappers Big Sean is on some shakespeare level shit.

      This is how much Hip Hop has fallen.

    5. Caprice in the picture brought back some memories; shitty car. The usual American finishing quality, body panels don’t even fit together like they should (HUGE gaps between panels from the factory, interior was very low-quality too) – I know, I used to own one -94 model with the 350. Who the hell still volunteers to own and drive those? There are actual cars around that drive well, no need to torture yourself with bad-made Americans. Yuck!

      1. Shitty car? Not at all. I’ve owned mine for 17 years and its still going strong. I agree that most American cars are inferior to those of foreign car companies, but the 90s Caprice/Impala are great cars.

        1. Well, the ride is comfortable as long as you’re only a passenger as the seats are the usual American couches and really a pleasure to sit on. But to drive it yourself, it’s not a nice one if you care about handling and steering feedback, then these aren’t the cars you should go for. The V8 surely sounds great and all that, especially with an aftermarket exhaust. After that car I upgraded to another used car from the same era, -96 Audi A8. I get that it was originally a much more expensive car, but the prices aren’t really that different when you’re looking at good used ones. But oh boy, the quality of interior, body panels fitting and the general quality are just from another world. I guess I don’t even have to mention the handling and steering feedback, but yeah – the same applies here. And Audi’s aren’t even the best cars to drive, BMW’s are the best. The Audi’s V8 also was way more sophisticated in daily usage. Now I drive a newer A6, definitely not going back to Chevy or missing that Caprice.

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