Joell Ortiz f. Royce Da 5’9, Joe Budden & Crooked I – Brothers Keeper

    Joell Ortiz releases one of the most anticipated “House Slippers” tracks titled “Brothers Keeper,” featuring Royce Da 5’9, Joe Budden and Crooked I.

    59 thoughts on “Joell Ortiz f. Royce Da 5’9, Joe Budden & Crooked I – Brothers Keeper

      1. u dont know shit

        this kills every single song off our house

        by the looks of it glass house going to be exactly what real slaughterhouse fans want

      2. Anything Riff Raff does drops an aquaberry bomb on this bullshit and blows it up into shark tooth fragments for his new grillz….suuuuuuuu

    1. Now THIS is the wavelength I’ve been wantin’ for them to vibe on. I know it’s hard to put this type out on majors,, but I’ll be damned if I ain’t been waitin’ none the less.

      1. Because technically it doesn’t feature Slaughterhouse just because the whole group is present.

        Technically speaking it’s Joell’s track and the rest are features so that’s why. If it were a Slaughterhouse track it’d be labelled as such.

    2. continually unimpressed…i have a feeling the whole glass house album is gonna be about how they love each other lol jesus they were so nice in 08

      1. I don’t have a problem with ‘expanding’ or ‘evolving’.

        I do have a problem when its lazy and sounds like shit.

      2. I hate when ppl say oh he just evolved shut up he evolved into a bitch who does tours with Rihanna do a tour with obie trice or something u fuckin sell out

      3. Admit it, you would make pop music and tour with Rihanna to be as filthy rich as he is for doing that shit.

        He didn’t sell out, he grew up and changed, people do that. His beats aren’t even pop if you actually listen to them. The only remotely pop beats are the singles with the female features.

        I’m sick of everybody bashing his recent albums when there is literally nothing different about them other than the maturity. He is literally making commercial relevant music the same way he always has. Just because he’s got women on his tracks instead of some “homies” jeeeeeeeeeez.

        I also find it weird how people will diss the hell out of him featuring girls but are all for having like 5 dudes on a track because female features are “gay”

        how the fuck does that make logical sense? I aint saying those pop singles aren’t for girls and aren’t corny as hell but you’re ass backwards if girls being present turns it gay and more dudes doesn’t.

        I’d love to see Em on some proper beats, but there aint really anything wrong with his beats now.

        Face it, he’s featured women and made pop songs forever.

        Stan, Superman, Haillie’s song…

        The whole Curtain Call hits album is basically fucking pop.

        Just because he doesn’t have that old basic raw production that he used to.

        You people seem to know nothing about business and how to sell and survive in the music industry. It takes growth and appealing to the masses in order to do it on the scale that he does it.

    3. “BACK ON OUR OLD SHIT JUST LIKE NINO BLESS IS ON IT”

      THEY COMING BACK. GLASS HOUSE IS GOING TO BE THERE BEST WORK

      1. Not every song or beat requires a rapper to “black out” or “kill” a track. There’s a reason why Crook has been in the game since 98′ and just put out his first album last year…smh. Ciphers, freestyling are his strong points. Crafting songs is not! Listen to Joell’s Royce’s and Joe’s approach to this song and listen to Crook. It’s like listening to two different songs.

      2. Crooked does always sound like he’s battling somebody, he’s just like the rest of Slaughterhouse when it comes to that braggadocious style and he suits it well. You can hear the hunger and hard presence that he brings but he still sounds smooth as fuck on a track.

        Also agreed with the other comment. Crooked is a lyricist but he sucks shit at crafting songs really. Although his album was actually decent. You can tell he knows what he wants his album to be like but I think the rapping alone is his strongest suit. I think if you asked him to do a whole album completely by himself with full creative control and nothing more than a stack of beats and an engineer I think he’d kinda struggle to lay it all out and structure it. I think he’d just write verses and lay them on the beats and be a bit stuck with where to go from there.

      1. every mainstream evolves … thats exactly what i dont want

        slaughterhouse evolved on our house

        this song them going back to what the hardcore fans want

        or its joell letting the slaughterhouse lose on a independent label

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