5 loud rap verbal spats ... and more!
In hip-hop, no matter which element you represent, there will always be someone who considers himself better, more talented than you. When you approach someone on a microphone, turntable, or train, you have to take into account the consequences of your actions, namely the response of the other party. In today's blog entry, we decided to highlight the top five conflicts between rappers and their surroundings, namely:
5. BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTION vs JUICE CREW Conflict that broke out in the mid-1980s due to the words used by MC Shan in The Bridge, or rather their interpretation. In the above issue - Boogie Down Production frontman - KRS-One received the number as lying by suggesting that hip-hop was born in Queens and not in Bronx. It resulted in several tracks from both sides, the conflict itself ended properly The Teacha by publishing "The bridge is over"! 4. N.W.A. vs ICE CUBE If you do not know what is going on, it is probably the cash register. This is the aspect of the Ice Cube and its mother N.W.A. The author of more than half of the texts on the "Straight Outta Campton", which was well received by the public, demanded a larger share in profits. This did not please the team leader - Eazy-E and the then artist manager, who was Jerry Heller. To vent his frustration, Ice Cube gave dissails in over 4 minutes - "No Vaseline". The attempts to answer the composition were so boring that we do not see the need to mention them. After years, all living members were reconciled, promoting, among others, together a picture about themselves.
3. JAY-Z vs NAS Beef was started by the mentee Memphis Bleek, the boy named Jay-Z! In the piece "My Mind Right" from 2000, he attacks the rapper from Queens, among others accusing him of spreading lies about his past. Olive added to fire by Jay himself publishing "The Takeover" where he settles the opponent from his current work. Nasir Jones did not remain indebted to this verbal provocation, answering to both men the song "Ether" where apart from the shots we hear the eloquent "Fuck Jay-z". Eventually, the conflict was averted and all antagonism was forgotten due to the joint issue of the two gentlemen during a concert in Philadelphia in 2005. 2. 2-PAC vs NOTORIOUS B.I.G. The most brutal, not only because of the spoken words of the conflict, almost everything has been written. We in a brief summary will present the scenes of a conflict, which in its scope embraced and thereby divided in half the entire US. Considered one of the best disss in history, "Hit Up" by 2-Pac is the answer to the alleged Tupac assassination attempt by Biggi's people, whom the accused in "Who Shot Ya?" Had to refer to. Beef drew more players from both teams and increased mutual hatred. Sucking it led to the deaths of both rappers, respectively, 2-Pac in 1996 and Notorious B.I.G. a few months later.
1. LIL'KIM vs FOXY BROWN We do not finish the ranking due to the scale of the conflict or the beauty of the lines served in the dissami. We finish by appreciating the beauty of both women participating in it, namely Lil'Kim and Foxy Brown. Two women's rap stars of the late 90s, represented by influential publishers, struggled not only verbally. We would prefer to see each other in a different battle. In which, we leave your imagination.