Yeah, I had Speakerboxx / Love Below. My dad played it in his car all the time. I hated it then, and I still do today. Once the fad of "Hey Ya" wore off, I becam succeptible to how bad I thought it was. And I refuse to ever listen to a Jay-Z album the whole way through. For me, he's laid The Blueprint for what modern day rap has become: the ultimate promotion if the stereotypical black lifestyle, one that portrays women as little more than mere sex objects and that protrays the African AMerican cluture as nothing more cop hatin, ho promoitng "gangstas". Jay-Z may not be the biggest offender, but he did lay the foundation. The rap industry has fallen far more than most genres.