9. "That was fucking excellent." In response to Reply # 0
He has legitimate cause to go after Em cuz he dropped Rap God back in '11. Of course, it's possible Em and others never heard it, but still.. He has just cause to let em know what's up.
When Fear Itself dropped, I swear there wasn't an emcee around, save LL, with the swagger and braggadocio of a young Cas, and he still carries himself that way to this day. He's not called Smash for nothin.
16. "I take it you haven't heard 'Rap God' by Eminem?" In response to Reply # 13
>That siren in the beat is annoying as hell. > >Obviously dude has flow for days but that switching up on >flows, while takes skill, becomes grating after the first >verse. > >Not one I would go back to *shrugs* > >Would like to hear more shit tho....just not sounding like >that.
19. "shows how great eminem's rapping on rap god is" In response to Reply # 0
that i actually like eminem's version of rap god, even with the less than rap god worthy beat, but when casual gets on the beat, i don't care to hear his version again, and i love casual.
21. "Actually, it shows how simple (most of) Em's rapping is," In response to Reply # 19
Casual just dwarfed Em on that track, while improving on the OG production at the same time. showed him what it meant to come with some well thought out, fast pace/slow pace, "complex" shit, complete with crazy biblical references and real life history lessons. Cas took it to that next level. that's what a true and living god emcee can do. Em... i won't say he's not capable, but he's not there.
25. "No serious effort has been put forth afaik. I've never even seen" In response to Reply # 24
or heard of the two of them being in the same place at the same time. I think it was just a cool idea that one of them threw out there and the other said "Yeah, bet!!" or something like that.
44. "man, c'mon, we just accepting dubious sources as valid..." In response to Reply # 43
nowadays bc they support what we want to believe?
my guess is the hidden history is much more complex than ANYONE is aware
but yeah, ive been aware for decades that Greece stole pretty much everything from Egypt
applying that to a rap "beef" between a white & black american in 2013 is just an agenda fest & allows Casual to use being black as a way to sidestep the fact that Marshall is just better at rapping than he is
sorry
________________________________________________________________ whenever you did these things to the least of my brothers you did them to me
"You can take an African out of Africa, but you can't take Africa out of the African" Afro-Americana/Afro-Caribbana/Afro-Latino unite. We are ALL Black!
46. "not at all & taking it there only proves my point" In response to Reply # 45
adherence to strict dogma is tricknowledge
expecting an individual to accept rigid principles & then dismissing the person bc their views don't fit inside a box is tricknowledge
denying the existence of a mystery god & then cloakng your views in mystery & dubious historical sources is tricknowledge
thinking independently & not allowing dogmatic ideas about the way the world is right & exact
i SELF lord & master
not i WHAT THIS BOOK SAYS lord & master
i respect ppl who study Kemet & that stuff, it's useful & a great check against other systems of thought...it is particularly relevant for Black people
but when it's used in this context, it's a crutch for not being able to SHOW & PROVE
know that
peace
________________________________________________________________ whenever you did these things to the least of my brothers you did them to me
"You can take an African out of Africa, but you can't take Africa out of the African" Afro-Americana/Afro-Caribbana/Afro-Latino unite. We are ALL Black!
47. "Fam, I can see that vain poppin out ya forehead LOL. " In response to Reply # 44 Tue Nov-12-13 10:34 PM by thebadnegro
>nowadays bc they support what we want to believe?
what makes Herodotus more dubious than any other historian? as a Greek circa 500 b.c., what would he have to gain from pointing this out?
>my guess is the hidden history is much more complex than >ANYONE is aware
riiiight. your guess is far more credible than Herodotus' eye witness accounts. u sound real mad here.
>but yeah, ive been aware for decades that Greece stole pretty >much everything from Egypt
right, but this is different... since Casual referenced it while tearing your favorite rapper a new asshole.
>applying that to a rap "beef" between a white & black american >in 2013 is just an agenda fest & allows Casual to use being >black as a way to sidestep the fact that Marshall is just >better at rapping than he is
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!! just stop it fam. you're making a fool outta yaself.
i already explained in detail in an earlier post above (post 21) how #Rapgod exemplifies the meaning of a god emcee, while... Marshall has failed to achieve this throughout his entire career... and you can't respond with anything better than "Marshall is just better at rapping..." i know it hurts when your hero gets exposed like this, but you're gonna have to find a way to deal with it.
go'head bruh-- let out some more anger. it's gonna be ok.
50. "RE: Fam, I can see that vain poppin out ya forehead LOL. " In response to Reply # 47
>>nowadays bc they support what we want to believe? > >what makes Herodotus more dubious than any other historian?
nothing
as >a Greek circa 500 b.c., what would he have to gain from >pointing this out?
if you havent noticed the elite are fond of egyptian themes
>>my guess is the hidden history is much more complex than >>ANYONE is aware > >riiiight. your guess is far more credible than Herodotus' eye >witness accounts. u sound real mad here. >
i have no actual guess but Herodotus is as dubious to me as any writing preserved & known for that long of a time
>>but yeah, ive been aware for decades that Greece stole >pretty >>much everything from Egypt > >right, but this is different... since Casual referenced it >while tearing your favorite rapper a new asshole.
Im back & forth on Em, used to be a big fan, not so much nowadays
objectively he's a better rspper than Casual
>>applying that to a rap "beef" between a white & black >american >>in 2013 is just an agenda fest & allows Casual to use being >>black as a way to sidestep the fact that Marshall is just >>better at rapping than he is > >LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!! >just stop it fam. you're making a fool outta yaself.
then ill let you tell it, the floor is open...
>i already explained in detail in an earlier post above (post >21) how #Rapgod exemplifies the meaning of a god emcee, >while... Marshall has failed to achieve this throughout his >entire career...
cause he's a colored man?
and you can't respond with anything better >than "Marshall is just better at rapping..." >i know it hurts when your hero gets exposed like this, but >you're gonna have to find a way to deal with it.
im not hurt over this song at all
i was "in a mood" & felt like picking w/ the Kemetic Superiority, in truth i have no issue w/ anyone who studies somn that helps them
> >go'head bruh-- let out some more anger. it's gonna be ok. > >
im highhhhh now lol
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49. "Homie, you can't seriously think that shit is good." In response to Reply # 48
I mean, my cousin texted me the other night saying "Just heard the Casual Diss on Eminem. He tore him a new asshole." I replied "Serious?" He replied, "Hell muthafuckin no! Shit was probably the weakest diss I've ever heard. Bwahahaha".
Like, I think Benzino did a better job. Casual just showed that he ain't close to being on Em's level. I wish Em would respond but honestly, if I was him I probably wouldn't because nobody thinks it's good anyway. "this ain't 8 mile"? Woah! Zinger! LMAO.
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