What beefs have happened in Rap that you may have heard the disses for, but never really understood what the true cause was? What side stories have you heard about that may or may not be true, regarding the people involved?

My boy in Florida was talking about the Gucci Mane and Jeezy beef, and I never really paid attention to it, and still won't...but the fact that somebody from Jeezy's camp got killed means it is more serious than "I can out rap you." With Game and 50, I know more about that beef than anything else, but most people just know what was said on TV and the diss songs.

I don't think it was major at all...but what was really said in it?

tribe fans took offense
he said he rather listen to some bun b and other gangster/reality style rap, than tribe
then he flubbed some lines on a tribe tribute
nerds went berserk

it was mostly just that lupe didn't ever listen to ATCQ so he fucked up some lyrics in a tribute performance to ATCQ... i don't think/know if any sort of conflict materialized though.

lupe was on hiphop honors performing some part of a tribe song (phife's verse on electric relaxation, i think) and he fucked up part of a line. before that he had stated on the boards that he never heard midnight marauders and never intended to. then after the hiphop honors thing he said he only performed because q-tip begged him to...a claim which q-tip would deny.

I had no idea that they even had beef before coming on here....how the hell did that start?

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ra arguably took some subtle shots at kane...

follow the leader: "Word to daddy, indeed!"
hypnotic: "and I don't sniff no kane and get raw..."

jeezy put out a chain snatch hit on gucci mane
some dudes attempted to collect, and one got popped
they had no affiliation with jeezy

He said somethin about Gucci had killed somebody who was part of CTE...I hadn't heard that before, so I had no idea if that was really the case.

it was prolly some random joe

Jeezey said it on one of those hood dvd i got guns joints

he was from the same set as jeezy, duncan block crips somewhere in GA

I have heard about both of these, but don't know what really went down. I just found it strange that "I got five on it" remix didn't have Short on it...that song woulda been even more amazing if it had EVERY Bay hitter on there.

I heard the P and Yuk thing was about P taking "Ice cream man" from Yuk, but I'm sure it's more to it.

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It seems like Yuk was more on a thug tip, and Short was old back then LOL seein that he "retired" before "5 on it" even dropped...so I see him as the type to have hella thug connects, but not the type to really be deep on that side.

so he prolly just did like every body in the 90s and explored different regions to expand his fan base

$hort left behind some larger drama poppin off in the town

It's not really clear what happened between the two. I possibly involved a battle between Luniz and Bad-N-Fluenz, Chris "C&H" Hicks (once involed with Short, then Dru Down) either being owed money or owing money (depending on who you ask), cars possibly being shot at and shot up. No one really talks about it anymore. As far as Too Short getting "run" out of town, no one talks about that either, beyond the fac tthat yes, he moved to Atlanta, and he stayed paid.

>established oakland

all of a sudden talkin bout he the ice cream man. yuk was appropriately salty

The Luniz/$hort beef had to do w C&H being a lame, luniz being young, and everybody trynna eat of $hort's fame basically. It was only peripherally related to his move, which was more about things going on in Oakland and $hort's larger circle at the time.

I never knew Yuk and $hort had problems
although I did find it odd
they never really were on each others records like that
especially considering The Luniz were from the bay

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wtf ever happened? wasn't there a beef?

what. he just questioned jeezy's street credentials and knowledge

in fact pimp c went on one of his most realest rants in that interview....talking about how he loves the south,but niggas was only highlighting one part of the game...the exaggerated glorious version,and not giving the ups,and downs..the trials,and tribulations...and a host of other shit...he of course said some stupid shit too in that interview...but you got the best,and the worst with pimp c....


but yeah everybody knows jeezy was calling himself mr. 17.5...and pimp c basically said niggas saying that was lying...

"Boy, these thangs is gotdamn Michael Jordan out here!"

I donno a damm thing about drugs or 17.5

I assume they're meaning paying $17,500 for whatever amount. Lol, apparently Jeezy has corrected his pricing and is now paying $23,000 for an amount.

thats one of the funniest radio interviews i ever heard lol

... RIP !!!

He was like Chad gonna be Chad.

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k. orr

but then i got over it.

Bun talks about it some interview how he really respected jeezy for that casue they relationship sorta went weird after pimp said that but jeezy was showin that its all cool

>Bun talks about it some interview how he really respected
>jeezy for that casue they relationship sorta went weird after
>pimp said that but jeezy was showin that its all cool

Jeezy made it seem like he was taking the high road and I think that's a little insulting. That may be what Illegal is trying to say also, but I can't speak for him.

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One of the few L.A. related ones I have no idea about...I think I've heard different reasons, maybe even related to the whole censoring deal, but I don't know. I just found it wild that the other members in 2 Live Crew were from L.A. suburbs...I just learned that.

or nwa talked shit about luke first, and luke dissed him, then dre dropped the chronic. either way, they fought or got close to fightin' at jack the rapper in atlanta in 92

Considering Luke and Ruthless were both independent labels in "underdog" coast/markets...both massively successful.

The Luke "G-Thang" spoof video (Cowards of Compton) was funny as shit, tho. That dude's snoopisms were classic.

it's way funnier now that I know more about Snoop/Dre and Luke


I remember last year on Foxxhole radio Snoop was talking about his peewee football team played Luke's team and Luke allegedy tried to cheat by bringing older kids.

Hilarious to think this beef is still going and matured along with both rappers

>I remember last year on Foxxhole radio Snoop was talking about
>his peewee football team played Luke's team and Luke allegedy
>tried to cheat by bringing older kids.
>
>Hilarious to think this beef is still going and matured along
>with both rappers

that one and Eazy E's "Real (Compton City) Gz" video...

He was the co-defendant in 'Pac's rape trail, who copped a plea to a lesser charge. 'Pac maintained that Jack was a police informant and possibly set him up when he got shot in November of 1994.

Didn't know what the hell it was about

I NEVER understood that shit

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Meaning that she thought she wasn't getting of it for her contributions to the group.

Throw in rumors that Wyclef had been cheating on his wife with Lauryn, and then that subsequently souring, it all went downhill.

With The Roots hinting that Fugees were biting the concept for their set, while implying that it was The Roots stealing from them (most notably in an issue of Vibe). I believe it also came from the general idea that the Fugees constantly treated them like they were step-children and not on their level.

that Jeru may have clowned Pras somehow in real life when the Fugees were starting out. Jeru was supposedly a bit of a jerk, and the prospect of Praswellington getting dissed/chumped/straight ignored by established rappers (prior to "The Score" blowing up) is pretty damn high.
At the very least I'm sure that Pras knows what weak dap feels like.

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"I heard some MC's wanna bring it but a female is one of their strongest?"

skip the blatant sexism for a second here
like, what brought this about?

I remember Pras on some "No matter who you damage, you still a false prophet"

this gotta be some behind the scenes shit on tour or something

Young Zee eventually jumped into the act, defending Jersey and dissing Jeru and Primo on "Stay Gold."

someone told me that, but i could be wrong

that Pras, for religious reasons, called out Jeru for referring to himself as the "Prophet"

That was one beef that just confused me and made me laugh thinking about it but still I never understood why them two money hungry commercial career pimping producer moguls would even had one bit of beef.

in an xxl mag about how dre is the greatest
and he felt his discography was overlooked and that he was better or as good as timb and dre
snoop refused to side

>ihe felt his discography was overlooked and that he was
>better or as good as timb and dre


**wais for someone to say "but he married janet jackson and has money"**

"Why am I not mentioned with the likes of Puffy & Dr. Dre? I've sold just as many records." or something to that effect.

...I think some of the things JD said about Dre and Timb made it seem like he was either better than them or had more hits than them or something along those lines. He sounded pretty bitter in that interview. Dre and Timb obviously got word about said interview and the rest is history.




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I was more with Snoop, sayin Dre was a punk for callin out JD, and for gettin Eminem and Xzibit to diss JD...but for never sayin SHIT about Suge. J-Ro called Xzibit out for it too...."you musta thought JD was one to fuck with, cause Snoop called you a bitch and you didn't say shit!!!"

It's pretty lame, cuz I dunno when his involvement came in, and he went way too hard on some unnecessary shit.

It was funny when I first heard it, but then, I was like damn...that was hella outta pocket.

that one verse from Dre on that Eminem song was funny
but the Dupri follow up was even funnier

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"snatch the mic off LL's arm and " (referring to the microphone tattoo LL has)..something something yada yadda

I dont remember the exact lyric....LL didnt say anything at the time of the studio session...later on he edited out Canibus' verse...and spit a verse dissing him...

and from there the whole thing jumped off.

I'm not even a Canibus fan like that but that was some true bitchmade shit..
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L said "nah, man..."

Bis' verse starts off "I see the mic on yr arm/lemme borrow that..."

Bis showed up soon after with a replica of L's mic tattoo on his arm...

L didnt like that....

him so he had to convince himself that he was better
it was a punk move

he heard Bis's verse and went and re-recorded even after Bis changed his

Bis could have murdered that track worse than he did

the rest is history

In the song "Plucking Cards" off the dope ass "Funk Ya Head Up" album, Kool Keith goes in on LL & Moe Dee, but I was wondering if it was just that he thought both of them was corny or more people paid attention those two beefs than him and he wanted some attention.

I know it's got to be some old school rap heads out there that know what I'm talking about.

he didn't like kane, rakim, nor de la soul

So he basically was just going at kats cause he could and probably cause none of those rappers paid him any mind; I was hoping it was something deeper than that though.

>In the song "Plucking Cards" off the dope ass "Funk Ya Head
>Up" album, Kool Keith goes in on LL & Moe Dee, but I was
>wondering if it was just that he thought both of them was
>corny or more people paid attention those two beefs than him
>and he wanted some attention.
>
>I know it's got to be some old school rap heads out there that
>know what I'm talking about.
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Mc Lyte, Kane and a bunch of other people on the song. It couldn't have been anything deeper than competition, that's too many grudges to hold.

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I'm glad the beef didn't last long and they got back together cause it seemed more like unnecessary beef cause Brand Nubian still had dope albums without Puba and Puba did have two dope solo albums as well but it seemed like they could've just said they wanted to do solo projects without the beef in the first place.

we said it'd be good/ but the public just never understood/ it was always love/ they will ALWAYS be my brothers/ tho the words of others may try to divide us'


it was never no beef there, Puba just wanted to go solo after All For One to my knowledge

>I'm glad the beef didn't last long and they got back together
>cause it seemed more like unnecessary beef cause Brand Nubian
>still had dope albums without Puba and Puba did have two dope
>solo albums as well but it seemed like they could've just said
>they wanted to do solo projects without the beef in the first
>place.
>
>
>

And Sadat & Jamar were definitely taking shots at Puba in little freestyles at first. So there was animosity at one point in time but again I think it was mainly between Puba & Jamar.
If I remember correctly that had already "broken up" before the "All for One" video (ironically). If you take a look at the video, you can see the separation was there already.

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It was almost like you saw the writing on the wall w/ One for All.

The crew blew up, but Puba became a superstar, and he had a number of solo cuts.

Their respective directions were black'n white...with Puba taking an easy-going tone for his solos, almost coasting on his status, and Brand Nubians taking a more serious tone, with more to prove.

From that, you could kinda feel Sadat and Jamar feeling like "Man, fuck you", but not on some full fledged beef. Even as a youngin, I could smell the resentment, but Brand Nubians really stepped up. I'm sure they weren't calling eachother lol

Still, both careers benefited, and they were true friends, so grudges died down. I knew they'd drift back together gradually in the mid 90's.

showing up for shit HOURS(like 5,6)late...if at all...

rhymin more about skins and clothes rather than staying true to the 5% teachings....

folks whispering his ear to go solo....

Jamar was the most vocal abt it...arguments ensued...Puba bounces...


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Even tho I don't necessarily agree.

Puba was old school to the bone. He was a party DJ even when he was young. He was making noise with Masters of Ceremonies in the mid 80's (I remember rocking "Sexy" when I was a shorty, years before I even knew it was Puba), dropped an underrated album with them, then dropped an underrated classic with Brand Nubian a few years later.

After years of honing his skills, people started riding his jock. He ran with it.

Again, I don't agree, but I understand. Sadat and Jamar were basically hit w/ stardom out of their demo phase.

Puba cashed in.

He may have been their brother, but he was most def their big brother.

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Anybody know what the deal is with Dudley Perkins & GAM vs Stones Throw? I'm guessing money issues.

...and Dudley didn't like that. He told me in an interview awhile ago something about a particular person (can't recall the name) there kept acting asshole-ish to them and they got tired of it. They also felt that Stonesthrow as a label really paid them no mind and they could do better on their own.

>...and Dudley didn't like that. He told me in an interview
>awhile ago something about a particular person (can't recall
>the name) there kept acting asshole-ish to them and they got
>tired of it. They also felt that Stonesthrow as a label really
>paid them no mind and they could do better on their own.

Oh,ok cuz on that "Shine On" joint he said some stuff about money & "wiggers" so I didn't know if that was Egon or PBW. But he seems to be still cool with 'Lib and them.

like he tries waaaaaaaaaaay too hard

plus he got an army of lawyers out there on google, which is also suspect to me for a label like that, but....whatever...

edit: i guess i should have some respect tho since ST has helped madlib get to the level he's at...then again, i'd say Madlib basially made ST and ST wouldn't be shit w/o madlib, but i digress...

I know they reumbled, but why?

I would like to know...a lotta L.A. artists back then seemed to beef from time to time.

Like 2 massive crews at a park, the more people on either side, the bigger the chance of beef jumping off from maybe a look or glance, or whatever. Like a powder keg of pride.

It always struck me as 2 groups of gangsters in the same industry, plus tensions were high due to the Ruthless/Cube beef...that ATL might have been SEMI linked to on a technicality.

For all we know, Chilli Chill mighta accidentally brushed up against of then while going to the water fountain lol

I figured it was due to their Ruthless connection too.

To the rest, 'cause they had their own thing.

They might have felt halfway involved, or stuck in the middle...which would be all it takes matched with "this fool glanced at that fool".

Above the Law rolled with Eazy-E, Lench Mob (and King Sun) were with Cube.

Side note: Above the Law and Dr. Dre fell out around 1992.

was that 93?

For those that don't know, King Sun accused Ice Cube of biting "Wicked" from a demo he played Cube. Sun later "confronted" while FCube was on stage during a show.

People accused Cube of that type of thing all the same. Cypress Hill fell out with him over it; him and Volume 10 beefed over it.

I know the tracks and the disses but what sparked that ish?

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Em responded by creating the Ken Kaniff character

of course the rumor (partially verified by Chad) is that Master P had Pimp C tied up in a hotel room behind some money, but the whole story was never told

Was this b4 or after?


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>of course the rumor (partially verified by Chad) is that
>Master P had Pimp C tied up in a hotel room behind some money,
>but the whole story was never told

The illest rumor about that situation that I have seen thus far is that
they had the nigga tied up and P called J Prince for permission to pita roll him. Prince said no, obviously.
That's some "Bout It Bout It" pt.2 type shit. Of course it most likely didn't go down that way but considering Master P & J. Prince's reps who knows.

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to this day, something just doesn't seem right

jay just up and left his own label to go start working for def jam and took the roc-a-fella name from a dudes who referred to as his "brothers" and it's "just business"?

jay apparently saw way more $$$$ than dame did when they sold rocawear to iconix even tho they "co-founded" it. thats what i heard but i could be wrong

So he coulf be associated with Jay forever and ever...

And EVAH.

And then he tried to make Cam or Jones vice-president of Roc-A-Fella when Jay was away or something?

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It sounded like it was Foxx taking Biggie's side of his beef with BCC, but it was almost out of nowhere.

i know how it ended... and i think it started at "dear elpee" by sole. but where did it start before that? were there subliminals from either side?

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you know one of those Slauson swapmeet joints
cuz Eiht was tragniew park crip and quik piru blood
so it wasn't that hard
then Eiht came back on Def Wish
"bitin me quick will get the duck sick Quik"
now, with all the gang shit I'm surprised no drive bys took place

He went WAAAAAY too hard on there.

That was one of those beefs that caused hella fights and arguments in the streets, between fans and affiliates, but those two never really got into it in person...and they ended up squashin in 97-98 and bein on Tavis Smiley together in 98.

to the face. And I'm an NYC cat. I can't imagine how much drama that song caused on the streets of Compton.
That "the G ain't in you" line is one of the most etherious lines in all of rap.

"....why is the 'G' missing???"

As crucial as the song was to you, it was even more sideways shit he said on there...like how he said "two tramp five sevens pointed at yo chest"....tramp is a diss for the trays out here, which are a subset of Crips (83's or Eight Trays that Monster Kody was from)...so even him sayin that on there had some hoods lookin at him like "nah, you gonna have to calm that shit down!"

Eiht never really recovered...it was a case where he didn't make a lot of dope music after, but even politically...Quik ran with 92.3 tough, and was even cool with Power 106, so you would NEEEEEEEEEEEEEVER hear anything from MC Eiht on radio. In all honesty, the only song I can even think of since 94-95 that I've heard on L.A. radio from MC Eiht is "Candy"...I'm sure Julio G and some other DJ's played his songs on the night time shows, but as far as regular rotation, he definitely hasn't had any or been on any singles that got play here.

especially Eiht when he was in CMW, cats sleep on those records to this day, ITDO.

It got play where The Doc lived at the time, and he hears out here in the Midwest his albums were regarded as classic.

There was even an Eiht "beat". Like when you hear it, you know Eiht is about to rhyme over it ("Growin' Up In Tha Hood", the drums).

>"....why is the 'G' missing???"
>
>As crucial as the song was to you, it was even more sideways
>shit he said on there...like how he said "two tramp five
>sevens pointed at yo chest"....tramp is a diss for the trays
>out here, which are a subset of Crips (83's or Eight Trays
>that Monster Kody was from)...so even him sayin that on there
>had some hoods lookin at him like "nah, you gonna have to calm
>that shit down!"

that shit is in the "No Vaseline" class. And really, The Doc didn't expect Quik of cats to go hard like that.

>Eiht never really recovered...it was a case where he didn't
>make a lot of dope music after, but even politically...Quik
>ran with 92.3 tough, and was even cool with Power 106, so you
>would NEEEEEEEEEEEEEVER hear anything from MC Eiht on radio.
>In all honesty, the only song I can even think of since 94-95
>that I've heard on L.A. radio from MC Eiht is "Candy"...I'm
>sure Julio G and some other DJ's played his songs on the night
>time shows, but as far as regular rotation, he definitely
>hasn't had any or been on any singles that got play here.

Damn...

I donno if it's because people here love Quik even more than Dre (arguably) but you rarely meet fans of Eiht...even in the 90's, the younger crowd that was my age was never into him

Ehit was like:

YOU CAN GET THE DUCK SICK QUICK

Cats around Quik was hyping it up
saying Ehit dissed him

he responded

I didn't quite know how the beef went down until it got intense. When it did, it became hilarious & fascinating-especially thanks to Xhibit's "Short People" diss.

supposedly it has to do with pun and the bottle incident or something, and then roc-a-fella losing at the rucker to ts

i still don't quite know

Pun/Joe were hot along with Wu, Jay, and all them.

Minus Biggie, Jay was kinda a loner as far as the "in crowd" (Wu, Nas, TS, BCC). I just figured it was pride/clashing and a few minor incidents that escalated.

>supposedly it has to do with pun and the bottle incident or
>something, and then roc-a-fella losing at the rucker to ts
>
>i still don't quite know

Add in the fact that Joe and Nas are tight. One of Joe's sons is named Nasir. So when Nas and Jay was beefin...understandably Joe went to war with Nas. I think thats the crux of it really.

I know it might've started during that hip-hop celebrity boxing match, when the then mad-tough-shit talking Tim Dog didn't show, and Foxxx, who took the belt...called them bitches/pussies, or something like that.

I'm not sure which track came first, Freddie's "Crazy like a Foxxx", or Keith's subliminal jab in "4 Horsemen".

The boxing match came before the tracks, but I'd hate to think it started at the boxing match.

As much as I love Kool Keith, he didn't want it with Mr. Foxxx.

Freddie Foxxx is my top choice as the Gouch in hip-hop!

Keith's "fox against an alligator" line supposedly didn't mean anything. Foxxx's diss track came after that.

This has been mentioned in the Lesson before but I don't think anyone knows any background on it. I'm surprised that no one ever talked about it. Whatever it was, I don't think anything ever came of it.

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And I'm surprised no overly obsessive West Coast Rap fanatic (no, not me, gotta kill the joke early) has came at him or tried to kill him, LOL.

>And I'm surprised no overly obsessive West Coast Rap fanatic
>(no, not me, gotta kill the joke early) has came at him or
>tried to kill him, LOL.

the first time The Doc heard "Fuck Compton", he thought dude was really buggin'. Back then, The Doc felt like dissin' NWA was a death wish... dissin' the entire CITY of Compton? You really have to hate your life.

The song was funny as shit, but The Doc's laughs were like... "man, this guy doesn't care about his life".

Anyway, The Doc remembers why Tim Dog was so mad as to make that song. His beef wasn't with NWA, it was w/record labels that felt he had to make his image more "gangsta" in that L.A. way to sell records. They wanted him to wear a Jheri Curl and everything. Tim was like "Fuck that", and that turned into "Fuck Compton".

He had a "Winter Warz" moment on Ultramagnetic's "Chorus Line". I'm not surprised he got a deal.

What was funny was the grade-A tracks Ultra was giving Tim for his album...even moreso than their own album (Funk Your Head Up).

Columbia must have been paying them more for production than Mercury was for Ultra themselves. Tim had some serious tracks.

to sign ANYTHING West Coast related after the #1 pop chart debut of Efil4zaggin...

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"SHUT THE F@%K UP, B$^%* YOU CAN'T SING!!!!!!!!"

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Well, my Tim Dog tape.

I was with this girl for most of my teenage years, and she was a "Christian" (she was actually a psycho who went to church every Sunday).

She knew I was infatuated with hip-hop, but it was something she wasn't interested in. Until one day, she asked to borrow a tape to check out. I told her to grab one and didn't pay no mind.

She grabbed "Pennicillin on Wax" (this is when it first dropped, and I was JOCKING the production). She took it home, and listened to "Secret Fantasy" (the original "Fuck an R&B Bitch"...where Timothy actually pee's on En Vogue).

Needless to say, he "negative stereotype" of hip-hop was not only validated, but increased by 75% lol

She left the tape in my mailbox (she lived 2 blocks away). We had an arguement about it even, and she was like "blah blah! How can you listen to that?? Blah!".

In a bold move, I told her I would "prove my love to" her, and I replaced the Tim Dog tape with the Hi-Five tape she had given me lol

I webt to her house, and crushed the tape under my feet...stomping it. Man, she was LOVING that shit. I kicked the remains in the sewer like 4 ft away from me...like a hocket puck, peeeewwwwwww.

Since the plastic case and the tape were all that were smashed, I just got another tape case to put the insert and tape in at home.

It was an Oceans 11 move.

I wish I knew more "Christian" girls on that tip...most girls I grwe up with could sing Snoop or even Trina's music word for word, LOL

She made my life a living hell in the grand scheme of things.

Type of chick who did psycho stuff, but when it came to everyone else, she pressed the Jesus angle.

Trust me, you don't want no parts.

I actually looked her up on myspace once, after 16 years, out of curiosity...her "innocent, sexy" smile made me nauseous for 2 days. I felt like a Vietnam vet who heard a gun shot.

Yeah that is just waaaaaaaaay outta pocket. LMAO how did she look on there now? She's prolly makin some guy's life HELL!

LMAO over you doing the ol' switcheroo with the Hi-Five tape.

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De La vs. Naughty by Nature
De La vs. Jungle Brothers
Tribe Called Quest vs. Wrecks-N-Effects

that treach took offense
the jungle bros got jellied cuz de la eclipsed them
phife made a new jack swing ref that wrecks n effects took offense to

>De La vs. Naughty by Nature

Treach took offense to a line Pos kicked on the intro to the "Stakes Is High" album. Something about "So stick to your Naughty By Nature and your Kane." IT was actually supposed to be part of a larger verse where Pos mentioned the names of lots of rappers, but that was the only part that got left in. Treach thought it was a dis, and ended up pulling Pos off the stage at a show.

>De La vs. Jungle Brothers

I've never known the particularly of why the Native Tongues broke up.

>Tribe Called Quest vs. Wrecks-N-Effects

Wrecks took offense at Phife's "Strictly hardcore tracks, never New Jack Swing" line on "Jazz." So they jumped Q-Tip. Afrika Bambatta (and possbily Farakhan) stepped in and swuashed it, because it was Zul Nation and NOI fighting.

New Jack Swingers were more hardcore than Boom Bappers?? LMAO

treach and wrecks n effect

fucking children and bullies...pitiful

of theirs.

fucked up tip's eye.


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"grown" men ganging up on someone cause they're in a rap group w/ someone that said something that could maybe be taken as a dis

FUCKING PITIFUL

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matter of fact never knew where mostof the dancehall wars started from.

Mack 10 was wack anyways. But he still does business with Baby from Cash Money? I don't get it.


(Rotation)
One Way - Lady
Bloodstone - Natural High
Anthony Hamilton - The Point Of It All
RAMP - Come N2 Knowledge
Geto Boys - Til Death Do Us Part