SOHH Atlanta

Ahhh shit...

postin a lil early eh Gyant? haha

Young Cheezy needs to take a nap. All that yappin bout trappin makes one a little cranky. Trappin is secret southern code for picking cotton. I see Nas helped them coon niggas out with the remix, NYC donating to the poor and ish. Kay Slay should have just slapped Lil Wayne. That nigga trying to pop off on Lucky Lefty, one of the best to ever do it. Southern cats need to learn some manners.

Hip Hop is dead December 19th!!!

J HAS FELL OFF BUT WANYE GOT 2 RESPECT HIM FOR WHAT HIM FOR WHAT HE HAS DONE FOR HIP HOP BUT WANYE JUST MIGHT B A LIL BIT BETTER THAN J

IF HIP HOP IS DEAD NAS SHOULDN'T BE COMING OUT WITH A ALBUM.

AND TO THIS DUDE Xclusive BK Faggot Dude nas got you suckin his dick for promoting his album on every fuckin blog

THE SOUTH IS RUNNING THE GAME RIGHT YOU GOT PEOPLE LIKE LIL JON, JEEZY AND WANYE TIP PLAYING ALL OVER ONLY OTHER CAT IN THE GAME NOW IS GAME, J, AND NAS THE RUNNING IT NOW SO LET OUR NUTTS GO! WE RUN EVERYTHING FROM SPORTS 2 MUSIC AND WOMEN DONT BELIEVE ME DO YOUR RESEARCH

ANDRE 3000 IS IN THE TOP FIVE RAPPERS ALIVE

Wayne is pulling a T.I. !!! Calling hisself better and the greatest when you know he's not. Just like T.I. called hisself the King until yall all gave in. That's all Wayne working all yall to do next. He gonna run with this one.......hahaha !!!

THOSE WHO QUESTION WANYE FLOW LISTEN TO HIM FLOW ON shOW ME WHAT U GOT" HE MURDERED THAT JUNT, BUT HE AND JEEZY R OUT OF CONTROL FOR THERE COMMENTS THAT LIKE TALKING BAD ABOUT YOUR FATHER OR GRANDFATHER THERE OLD U CAN BEAT THEM BUT U JUST DON'T DO STUFF LIKE THAT

THOSE WHO QUESTION WANYE FLOW LISTEN TO HIM FLOW ON shOW ME WHAT U GOT" HE MURDERED THAT JUNT, BUT HE AND JEEZY R OUT OF CONTROL FOR THERE COMMENTS THAT LIKE TALKING BAD ABOUT YOUR FATHER OR GRANDFATHER THERE OLD U CAN BEAT THEM BUT U JUST DON'T DO STUFF LIKE THAT

I agree with you PIMPINAINTEZ. LIL Wayne did murder that Show Me What You Got track but too call himself better then Jay? I dont know about that one. Damn yall muthafuckas be up early as hell and shit...Dats whats up

Where is everybody at?

Been on vacation, now thats whats up! I wonder is Jeezy being sincere, or is he trying to stir things up before tomorrow. I heard the album, it has some nice production on a few tracks thats all I ccan say right now.
ATL WESTSIDE ZONE1

ya'll (rappers) all aggy if over an album title well ya'll helping the Nas marketing plan...Same shit happened when LL Cool J called himself the G.O.A.T....that backfired on him though...T.I. Named his KING...it's just a name get over it

REGGIESHOTTA
I hope you had a good vacation Yea Jeezy is trying stir shit up a little. But if he doesn't have a good album its not going to matter what he tries to stir up feel me I've heard the album and I got to be honest its not that hot.

Sorry for the typos but I'm on my phone.

lil wayne is da shit....... big up uk london town bang bang!!!!!!!!!

souf east 10 xxx

lil wayne is da shit....... big up uk london town bang bang!!!!!!!!!

souf east 10 xxx

Sorry for the typos but I'm on my phone.

Posted by: Sohh Gyant at December 11, 2006 07:42 AM

the joys of a pocket pc

Hip Hop is not Dead. Your favorite artists are just old and trying find ways keep themselves relevant to the times. (Looking like Larry Holmes, flabby and sick...)Some are successful, most of them are not. Jeezy and Wayne have good points. If Hip Hop was so dead then they wouldn't have continued success. We all know if it were all about lyrics Nas would beast out on most EMCEES, but the guy can't make a good song to save his life. His album definately ain't gonna be the one to bring Hip Hop back to life if you think its dead. Hell Nas's last video was he standing around with his shirt off with the long goatee and grill in his mouth(the video where everybody had a ski mask on. Can't remember the name of it.) Come on! If yall wanna hear some dope emceein period. By a guy that has the lyrics, the swagger, and can write a good song, ladies and gentlemen, I recommend Atlanta's own BOBBY CREEKWATER! that new dude on Shady Records. Listen to #14 on The Re UP. You'll wanna hear more of this guy and so do I.

@ theomni

Co-signing Bobby Creekwater. That's my peoples.

Who the fuck is Monie Love to voice her opinion on anything. Jeezy could buy that washed up bitch. I dont blame Jeezy, you aint gotta prove shyt dude, them mufuckas is salty cause the South running shyt, be mad bitches, be mad.

Jay gave Lil' wayne a style now he bitting the hand that feeds him? that's beef shyt is played out... this ni99a is goin double wood next time he drops... who has sold more? Like Father like son or kingdom come? oh I thought so....next

How did jay fall off because his album didn't flop. Yall just sayin that because he don't rap about shyt these clowns still do and weezy is on jays dick he uses ☆ jay line in all his verses so people should really think hip hop is dead because u need people on the radio 2 tell u what's hot and not 2 me lil wayne is da worst not even in the top 10 ever ludas the best in the south its funny yall respect ☆ nigga that kiss men

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"Hip Hop Aint Dead, It Lives In Da South"

Hip Hop is not Dead. Your favorite artists are just old and trying find ways keep themselves relevant to the times. (Looking like Larry Holmes, flabby and sick...)Some are successful, most of them are not. Jeezy and Wayne have good points. If Hip Hop was so dead then they wouldn't have continued success. We all know if it were all about lyrics Nas would beast out on most EMCEES, but the guy can't make a good song to save his life. His album definately ain't gonna be the one to bring Hip Hop back to life if you think its dead. Hell Nas's last video was he standing around with his shirt off with the long goatee and grill in his mouth(the video where everybody had a ski mask on. Can't remember the name of it.) Come on! If yall wanna hear some dope emceein period. By a guy that has the lyrics, the swagger, and can write a good song, ladies and gentlemen, I recommend Atlanta's own BOBBY CREEKWATER! that new dude on Shady Records. Listen to #14 on The Re UP. You'll wanna hear more of this guy and so do I.

"Hip Hop Aint Dead, It Lives In Da South"

Hip Hop is not Dead. Your favorite artists are just old and trying find ways keep themselves relevant to the times. (Looking like Larry Holmes, flabby and sick...)Some are successful, most of them are not. Jeezy and Wayne have good points. If Hip Hop was so dead then they wouldn't have continued success. We all know if it were all about lyrics Nas would beast out on most EMCEES, but the guy can't make a good song to save his life. His album definately ain't gonna be the one to bring Hip Hop back to life if you think its dead. Hell Nas's last video was he standing around with his shirt off with the long goatee and grill in his mouth(the video where everybody had a ski mask on. Can't remember the name of it.) Come on! If yall wanna hear some dope emceein period. By a guy that has the lyrics, the swagger, and can write a good song, ladies and gentlemen, I recommend Atlanta's own BOBBY CREEKWATER! that new dude on Shady Records. Listen to #14 on The Re UP. You'll wanna hear more of this guy and so do I.

"Hip Hop Aint Dead, It Lives In Da South"

Hip Hop is not Dead. Your favorite artists are just old and trying find ways keep themselves relevant to the times. (Looking like Larry Holmes, flabby and sick...)Some are successful, most of them are not. Jeezy and Wayne have good points. If Hip Hop was so dead then they wouldn't have continued success. We all know if it were all about lyrics Nas would beast out on most EMCEES, but the guy can't make a good song to save his life. His album definately ain't gonna be the one to bring Hip Hop back to life if you think its dead. Hell Nas's last video was he standing around with his shirt off with the long goatee and grill in his mouth(the video where everybody had a ski mask on. Can't remember the name of it.) Come on! If yall wanna hear some dope emceein period. By a guy that has the lyrics, the swagger, and can write a good song, ladies and gentlemen, I recommend Atlanta's own BOBBY CREEKWATER! that new dude on Shady Records. Listen to #14 on The Re UP. You'll wanna hear more of this guy and so do I.

"Hip Hop Aint Dead, It Lives In Da South"

Hip Hop is not Dead. Your favorite artists are just old and trying find ways keep themselves relevant to the times. (Looking like Larry Holmes, flabby and sick...)Some are successful, most of them are not. Jeezy and Wayne have good points. If Hip Hop was so dead then they wouldn't have continued success. We all know if it were all about lyrics Nas would beast out on most EMCEES, but the guy can't make a good song to save his life. His album definately ain't gonna be the one to bring Hip Hop back to life if you think its dead. Hell Nas's last video was he standing around with his shirt off with the long goatee and grill in his mouth(the video where everybody had a ski mask on. Can't remember the name of it.) Come on! If yall wanna hear some dope emceein period. By a guy that has the lyrics, the swagger, and can write a good song, ladies and gentlemen, I recommend Atlanta's own BOBBY CREEKWATER! that new dude on Shady Records. Listen to #14 on The Re UP. You'll wanna hear more of this guy and so do I.

Killa YnR
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Fuck what you heard. Jay-Z's album did flop fam. Dude soared with debuting at number one and the next week he had an 81% sales decline. To be one the leaders in the game today he shouldn't have had such a drastic sale decrease. I'm not a hater when it comes to Jay. But it is what it is. Jayz has fucked up his status, and all because if his ego.

And that's real!

Oh and by the way I got a pocket PC dammit. I just don't know how to work it all that well.

Killa YnR
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Fuck what you heard. Jay-Z's album did flop fam. Dude soared with debuting at number one and the next week he had an 81% sales decline. To be one the leaders in the game today he shouldn't have had such a drastic sale decrease. I'm not a hater when it comes to Jay. But it is what it is. Jayz has fucked up his status, and all because if his ego.

And that's real!

Oh and by the way I got a pocket PC dammit. I just don't know how to work it all that well.

Killa YnR
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Fuck what you heard. Jay-Z's album did flop fam. Dude soared with debuting at number one and the next week he had an 81% sales decline. To be one the leaders in the game today he shouldn't have had such a drastic sale decrease. I'm not a hater when it comes to Jay. But it is what it is. Jayz has fucked up his status, and all because if his ego.

And that's real!

Oh and by the way I got a pocket PC dammit. I just don't know how to work it all that well.

Damn SOHH Gyant, you are retardeds on.

I don't even like Jay Z and i thought your comment was wack!

Jay-Z has fallen off? Are you stupid? Do yu not see how many records that cat has sold in only two weeks? Godamn! And as for the Clipse, they are sooo above Lil Weezy's level, Wayne shoulda known better than to put their names in his mouth.

Weezy needs to lay off the cock and stop acting like he is all that...duke is garbage

Wow, how often do you have other SOHH authors commenting in a blog? Thats good unity right there. I see one hateful ass person has yet to join the party though.

Anyways, Beautiful day in the neighborhood alls well that ends well. People outside watering their lawns and shit. Birds are chirping dogs are barking. That might be your hood but this is my hood. Lets Go!

And if I hear one more clown come with a "Southerners are shucking and jiving" type of comment I may have to put my degree to the side and let my inner hoodlum come out.

man whats hood peep this i from new orleans born and raised ya dig and that boy weezy is hot one of the best in the game but i also think that he says shit that he shouldnt say way to often dissin people and shit nas is a joke and that boy jay should have stayed retired bcuz he left on top but now he puttin out garbage killin his rep

hiphop is not DEAD! the true fans are, period. MONIE LOVE was outta line asking a man about another man business, anyway(trying 2 start shit). i posted early in the summer that women are becoming more active and pissy on hiphop. thats why the commerical rap and the dancing has become so relevant. if you really want to point the finger, it has to be at women driven songs and women driven dancing that many artists are targeting to please them(face it, they are the ones who got money and buying cds). you dont believe me, check out the biggest salein records that came out this yr. jeezy and my other true hiphop artists keep getting money, let the HATERZS BE UR MOTIVATOR.

ps. and i will be at the krs-one concert this week. support our hiphop, ALWAYS.

I like Jeezy but he sounded ignorant as hell during that interview. He brings up NAS and when he had nothing to do with the interview. Monie Love made a statement which I disagree with but Jeezy starts ranting and raven about shit that wasn't even said. I have said it once and I will say it again. YOung Jeezy is hands down the dumbest fool in the game!

Now on Jay-Z his flow is still solid but the songs were poorly put together and the beat were wack. The hook for Dig-a-hole wack as hell. Hov is still the man but this time around he put out a bad product as well as Outkast!

Young Jeezy is stupid for not realizing what Hip-Hop is dead means.
It means the culture of hip-hop. not rap music.

Graffitti.
Break Dancing.
D.J.ing.
Almost all of the original elements are virtually gone.
And this idiot act like talking about trappin and coke is hip-hop.
I don't think so.

According to Jeezy busin' guns and selling coke is hip hop. Face it, it's been a nice ride but hip hop is dead

Thank you Epic.
I Co-sign that

LIL WAYNE AINT SHIT, HE SWEAR HIS THE BEST BUT JAY PUT IT BEST ON TROUBLE

"I VIEWW LIL NIGGAS LIKE LIL NIGGAS"

This whole situation is funny, being from the south but moved around alot of places I believe I have good judgement on things without using any favortism. One thing that I don't get is how we southerners are saying that the northerners(like its the whole region) are saying that we(the whole southern region) suck. Name one person that said the whole south sucks. Now there are some northerners that called individuals out, which I agree with in a certain way. I believe ghostface called out D4L and DFB and also by the way cosigned Jeezy, so where is the hate for the whole south coming from him. Hell, Field Mob even said the same thing and they are from GA. Nas never said the south sucked and he makes songs with soutern people and spoke on how southerners aint slow in one of songs. Even still, after that Fabo, T I, and Jeezy take a stab at Nas. And Nas in the current issue of XXL somewhat addresses his album title and the meaning behind his statement. He also says that he never called out D4L and goes on to say that they are hip hop, and that they are catching alot of flack from other individuals. And how many southern rappers say they hustling this rap shit and they just trying to put food on tables and make this money. That is basically what Nas said is his meaning behind his statement. He says" F it, Hip Hop is dead, lets piss on it, bury it, and get money. Lets get paper". How many of our artists are doing it for respect of hip hop, for the culture, for change to have a voice, to uplift, to educate or to just glamorize the viloence going on in the hood and glamorize the fruits of the violence or hustling( i.e cars, rims, and girls). Thats not to say someone like Jay or Nas haven't made songs like that but is that the subject matter that they are mostly Known for. No. Hell, even Scarface spoke briefly for his distaste for alot of the garbage that is out lately on "the product", he doesn't name any names but like many of us say theses days, who's running this rap shit these days. So along with positive of holding that claim, we also got to recognize the fact as well. Ten to twenty years ago, talk that gangsta shit but also hit the people with some good shit. Scarface, 2Pac, Public Enemy, and KRS One. Thats just to name a few. And far as Jay's new album, it coulda been better as far as maybe like 5 songs. But I believe he trying to make songs that are more mature at that. Alot of people say he's too old for rap, but we are the only music genre that doesn't have older artists still doing music, would be saying that against Pac cause he said that he was at a point where he was thinking bout doing albums every 5 years and he was like 26 when he died. Dr Dre still talks bout doing albums, and he is the one that had something to do with every song on Jay's album, snoop still does songs. And don't forget bout Cube, Bun B and Pimp C

This whole situation is funny, being from the south but moved around alot of places I believe I have good judgement on things without using any favortism. One thing that I don't get is how we southerners are saying that the northerners(like its the whole region) are saying that we(the whole southern region) suck. Name one person that said the whole south sucks. Now there are some northerners that called individuals out, which I agree with in a certain way. I believe ghostface called out D4L and DFB and also by the way cosigned Jeezy, so where is the hate for the whole south coming from him. Hell, Field Mob even said the same thing and they are from GA. Nas never said the south sucked and he makes songs with soutern people and spoke on how southerners aint slow in one of songs. Even still, after that Fabo, T I, and Jeezy take a stab at Nas. And Nas in the current issue of XXL somewhat addresses his album title and the meaning behind his statement. He also says that he never called out D4L and goes on to say that they are hip hop, and that they are catching alot of flack from other individuals. And how many southern rappers say they hustling this rap shit and they just trying to put food on tables and make this money. That is basically what Nas said is his meaning behind his statement. He says" F it, Hip Hop is dead, lets piss on it, bury it, and get money. Lets get paper". How many of our artists are doing it for respect of hip hop, for the culture, for change to have a voice, to uplift, to educate or to just glamorize the viloence going on in the hood and glamorize the fruits of the violence or hustling( i.e cars, rims, and girls). Thats not to say someone like Jay or Nas haven't made songs like that but is that the subject matter that they are mostly Known for. No. Hell, even Scarface spoke briefly for his distaste for alot of the garbage that is out lately on "the product", he doesn't name any names but like many of us say theses days, who's running this rap shit these days. So along with positive of holding that claim, we also got to recognize the fact as well. Ten to twenty years ago, talk that gangsta shit but also hit the people with some good shit. Scarface, 2Pac, Public Enemy, and KRS One. Thats just to name a few. And far as Jay's new album, it coulda been better as far as maybe like 5 songs. But I believe he trying to make songs that are more mature at that. Alot of people say he's too old for rap, but we are the only music genre that doesn't have older artists still doing music, would be saying that against Pac cause he said that he was at a point where he was thinking bout doing albums every 5 years and he was like 26 when he died. Dr Dre still talks bout doing albums, and he is the one that had something to do with every song on Jay's album, snoop still does songs. And don't forget bout Cube, Bun B and Pimp C

i agree with wayne. and i think he's still getting better, thats the scary part.

i like jay too. i think wayne wants to be the best, and the only way for that to happen is for him to go through this battle with the best.

its like kobe will never know if hes better than jordan if he doesnt challenge him in a lil one on one.

i think we're blessed if we see this battle of mics. thats what hip hop needs. when its all said and done i doubt they'll be beefing.

i used to think mike tyson could never be beat.

and remember when jordan came back and played for the wizards - players respected him - but they challenged the hell out of him, and we see what happened.

i compare jay-zs album to when jordan came back and tried to dunk, and got stuck on the rim.

he was still able to dunk before the year ended, but now he owns the bobcats - so hes still mike jordan.

at least with wayne and jigga - we dont have to wait for kobe to retire to compare stats with jordan - they can have a good clean battle now - and i wonder what the carter 3 is going to be like.

i have kingdom come - my favorite line was u.s.h.e.r.r.a.y.m.o.n.d. skate board p. and ya boy jay-z ( just kiddin )

but when its all said and done wayne will get his props

Posted by: jville26 at December 11, 2006 10:05 AM

trust me, its deeper than what we hear right now - but people have been salty and mumbling things about certain people - ure going to see.

the shit gone hit the fan in a month or two.

Ain't got no link or anything so I don't know if this will be deleted or not. The interview will probably be on their website 2morrow though. But he was on the Russ Parr show in DC this morning and he basically said that he didn't mean what he said and that his anger pretty much got the best of him. Jeezy said the vibe was off when he came in the studio yesterday. He said that he took offense when Monie Love was saying that she believed Hip Hop Is Dead, and that's what Nas was saying the samething as she was. He took that as a direct shot at him and the rest of ATL b/c she was basically saying artists like him are the reasons hip hop is dead. So that made him say what he said without thinking 1st. He said there's no beef with Nas and apologized to Nas if he took it that way. He said if he was really beefing with NAs he would have said it again today, but yesterday he got caught up in the moment. He also said their isn't any diss tracks towards Nas, but he does feel that their are alot of older cats in the game hating on the south out of jealousy and just hatred.

CAN somebody tell kay slay the only thing keeping him popular right now is commenting on other people, and NOT his music.

Drop a good mix tape, and then talk - stop commenting on other peoples battles, and battle with dj drama.

sound like my oldest uncle who just talks shit and people just dont talk back to him outta respect cuz hes too old.

KAY SLAY - DROP A CD - AND STOP LOSING YOUR MONEY TO GANGSTA GRILLZ

Ain't got no link or anything so I don't know if this will be deleted or not. The interview will probably be on their website 2morrow though. But he was on the Russ Parr show in DC this morning and he basically said that he didn't mean what he said and that his anger pretty much got the best of him. Jeezy said the vibe was off when he came in the studio yesterday. He said that he took offense when Monie Love was saying that she believed Hip Hop Is Dead, and that's what Nas was saying the samething as she was. He took that as a direct shot at him and the rest of ATL b/c she was basically saying artists like him are the reasons hip hop is dead. So that made him say what he said without thinking 1st. He said there's no beef with Nas and apologized to Nas if he took it that way. He said if he was really beefing with NAs he would have said it again today, but yesterday he got caught up in the moment. He also said their isn't any diss tracks towards Nas, but he does feel that their are alot of older cats in the game hating on the south out of jealousy and just hatred.

@ I been around too

I hear you and all, bout you saying people have been mumbling things. People do alot of mumbling. And people do alot of mumbling off other people trying to start some stuff. So thats why I take stuff in as fact, if it can be presumed that whatever a person said is coming from them. I mean Nas could be actually going at southerners with his statement but he gave his meaning behind it and that is what I roll with for now. He ain't never reallly held his tongue in, few years back he called out Mobb Deep, Nore and a few others. Was he hating the north then? Nahm just stating the he was didpleased with those actual artists work, believing that since he had worked with them in the past that they could do alot better.

December 8. In its first week on the market, Jay Z latest album Kingdom Come sold an impressive 680,000 copies. But the numbers may not be what they seem. MediaTakeOut.com received an anonymous email from a person claiming that in an effort to inflate sales figures, Jay Z may have purchased his own albums.

The full text of the email is printed below:

Just wanted to let you know that the "numbers" that Jay put up are probably fake. I work at Def Jam and everyone here knows that [Jay Z] bought more than 200,000 copies of the album himself. Ain't that some [EXPLETIVE]. I guess money really ain't a thing for [Jay Z].

He was all up on the BET Awards saying "Numbers don't lie." Fake [EXPLETIVE] [EXPLETIVE].

And there seems to be evidence to support the tipster's claim. MediaTakeOut.com has learned that in its second week on the market, sales of Kingdom Come declined by 81% - a drop off that's almost unheard of in the record business.

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Allhiphop.com Rules. This site has no journalists. Just a bunch of dumb fucks with opinons.

Allhiphop.com Rules. This site has no journalists. Just a bunch of dumb fucks with opinons.

Allhiphop.com Rules. This site has no journalists. Just a bunch of dumb fucks with opinons.

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Posted by: jville26 at December 11, 2006 10:32 AM

just wait and see. it aint just nas. its more to that why's everybody so mad at the south for.

put it like this. if u been in the hood, and a big timer goes away to prison and when he comes back he sees some young cats runnin ish - he may not say nothin at first - but he expects the youngins to put him on, and respect him.

but these youngins got they own to take care of. the old school big timer usually says stuff, then go at the youngins first.

but not anymore, these youngins will kill you first before you even finish - dependin what hood you from.

and in rap, the youngins just finishing these niggas sentences. thats all. but people like kay slay and all the old dee jays, headin out the exit, and of course they're going to talk shit on the way out the door, but youngins firing back and makin them niggas hurry up - cuz the game about to change, and whoever playin in the old nba with 4 foot rims, gotta learn to dunk on these 10 foot rims, or get in the stands.

hopefully u can understand the comparisons between streets, b-ball, and rap.

one.

So you mean to tell me that Jay-Z bought 200,000 copies of his own album at 10 dollars a peice. which would cost $20,000,000.
Stop lying.
This simply does not happen.
Ever.
This is an industry myth.

This is impossible.

@ Tony
I'm glad u pointed that out bout Jeezy, I heard that same talk show. I like Jeezy too. I just hope that he doesn't let these people get to him like that again. Cause I heard what Monie love said. She didn't direct nothing at Jeezy, as far as the south killing it. And then he also goes as far as saying Nas ain't street. I don't know personally what Nas did cause I didn't live near him and neither did Jeezy. Thats like Nas saying that bout Jeezy. Then he goes to say that since he ain't street or bust his gun that makes Nas not hip hop. I like Jeeezy but he gotta think bout what he saying before he say it. Does that mean Run DMC, DJ Kool Herc, Trina, Mystical and countless others that I doubt did real street stuff aint hip hop. Someone let me know?

What hip hop is dead to me means is Ny hip hop is dead. And with somebody saying that wayne took joe cam style yall always fail to mention who he got his style from tupac. I would also say biggie but tupac put him on and he showed no gratitude. And to the jezzy incident who is this monie love person? i really could care less. Yall take this music thing to seriously. Dont get me wrong i love it and i have no nproblem talking about but why isnt anybody talking about the murders that just happen in atl and ny

b real

Posted by: Essex at December 11, 2006 10:46 AM

when u buy that many, u buy them wholesale not retail - and he still makin money off of what he bought - if u ask me, i would do that shit two. its like gettin buyin a ounce from yourself for 100 dollars, and gettin payed 800 for the sale.

200,000 means they were 1.50 a piece wholesale bebore they hit the store.

i think a lot of artists do that - im not mad at none of them though

lil wayne does not have the respect, ability or skill to carry the whole game, dream the fuck on! Duke is nice, no one is questioning that, but he still needs to come with his own swagger at least... were talkin shift the entire GENRE type shit, jay-z been doing that shit for years now and made millions off of it, the nigga raised the bar, thats what hes known to do, and no less. Without jay weezy wouldnt even be what he is right now...cant say that shit about no other LEGEND prior cause theres never been such a biased or more confused time than now...ever. If niggas wouldnt have been on jay's dick so fuckin hard all this time it would have given you some time to actually miss his swagger by now, but noooo, every one had to cop a button up too, and tilt their hat, attempt to jack his flow, now everybody is a hustler who doesnt write his rhymes down either...c'mon, thats how all of a sudden niggas think they're able to fuck with this guy! and everybody is wondering what 'hip hop is dead' is supposed to mean. it aint JUST the south, niggas just got recognized when the game was goin downhill. The south in general is whining cause their sound aint considered 'real hip hop'. Sorry guys, strip clubs and dubs on every fuckin song can't erase what niggas built this shit on.... You HAVE to be able to MC, you HAVE to no matter how backpack or whatever else excuse you cry about...it aint NYC's fault, niggas aint the only ones sick of all the bullshit. Its music, if you dont rap I dont wanna hear you, and others dont wanna hear it either. listen how jeezy QUESTIONS monie love about who she grew up listening to? Monie love? monie in the middle, ladies 1st, native tongues, queen latifah monie love...he showed the universe why shit is considered dead. all he could do is challenge Nas who wasnt even there nor said anything about him....yes snowman, hip hop is dead....and your NOT doin this shit for the kids stop lyin...and if you truely are with lyrics about flippin oh's and strippers...hip hop is dead and rotten with no hope at all....

lil wayne is wack...jeezy cool but on some real shit jeezy apologized for the comments and said it was stupid of him to say that shit. And it takes a real "nicca" to man up and admit that. On some real Jeezy is WAY better than lil wayne so if anything weezy need to watch that baby kissin mouth of his. Another thing...Hip Hop is dead/dying...and for the dumb folk, Nas does not mean the MUSIC is dead..he specifically said that in hella interviews and if some of u fools knew how to read u wouldnt be getting mad as hell bout it...he aint just talking bout RAP...HIP HOP...the culture, the love, the overflow of gimmicks and bullshit. Money can be great but money also fucks shit up at the same time..its deeper than the music and these come and go rappers. I'll let somebody else fill yall in...but wake the fuck up and stop trippin. If u so worked up about ppl saying HHID, go find out what we all mean or shut the fuck up already. Stop jumping to conclusions and get in the know.

lil wayne does not have the respect, ability or skill to carry the whole game, dream the fuck on! Duke is nice, no one is questioning that, but he still needs to come with his own swagger at least... were talkin shift the entire GENRE type shit, jay-z been doing that shit for years now and made millions off of it, the nigga raised the bar, thats what hes known to do, and no less. Without jay weezy wouldnt even be what he is right now...cant say that shit about no other LEGEND prior cause theres never been such a biased or more confused time than now...ever. If niggas wouldnt have been on jay's dick so fuckin hard all this time it would have given you some time to actually miss his swagger by now, but noooo, every one had to cop a button up too, and tilt their hat, attempt to jack his flow, now everybody is a hustler who doesnt write his rhymes down either...c'mon, thats how all of a sudden niggas think they're able to fuck with this guy! and everybody is wondering what 'hip hop is dead' is supposed to mean. it aint JUST the south, niggas just got recognized when the game was goin downhill. The south in general is whining cause their sound aint considered 'real hip hop'. Sorry guys, strip clubs and dubs on every fuckin song can't erase what niggas built this shit on.... You HAVE to be able to MC, you HAVE to no matter how backpack or whatever else excuse you cry about...it aint NYC's fault, niggas aint the only ones sick of all the bullshit. Its music, if you dont rap I dont wanna hear you, and others dont wanna hear it either. listen how jeezy QUESTIONS monie love about who she grew up listening to? Monie love? monie in the middle, ladies 1st, native tongues, queen latifah monie love...he showed the universe why shit is considered dead. all he could do is challenge Nas who wasnt even there nor said anything about him....yes snowman, hip hop is dead....and your NOT doin this shit for the kids stop lyin...and if you truely are with lyrics about flippin oh's and strippers...hip hop is dead and rotten with no hope at all....

lil wayne does not have the respect, ability or skill to carry the whole game, dream the fuck on! Duke is nice, no one is questioning that, but he still needs to come with his own swagger at least... were talkin shift the entire GENRE type shit, jay-z been doing that shit for years now and made millions off of it, the nigga raised the bar, thats what hes known to do, and no less. Without jay weezy wouldnt even be what he is right now...cant say that shit about no other LEGEND prior cause theres never been such a biased or more confused time than now...ever. If niggas wouldnt have been on jay's dick so fuckin hard all this time it would have given you some time to actually miss his swagger by now, but noooo, every one had to cop a button up too, and tilt their hat, attempt to jack his flow, now everybody is a hustler who doesnt write his rhymes down either...c'mon, thats how all of a sudden niggas think they're able to fuck with this guy! and everybody is wondering what 'hip hop is dead' is supposed to mean. it aint JUST the south, niggas just got recognized when the game was goin downhill. The south in general is whining cause their sound aint considered 'real hip hop'. Sorry guys, strip clubs and dubs on every fuckin song can't erase what niggas built this shit on.... You HAVE to be able to MC, you HAVE to no matter how backpack or whatever else excuse you cry about...it aint NYC's fault, niggas aint the only ones sick of all the bullshit. Its music, if you dont rap I dont wanna hear you, and others dont wanna hear it either. listen how jeezy QUESTIONS monie love about who she grew up listening to? Monie love? monie in the middle, ladies 1st, native tongues, queen latifah monie love...he showed the universe why shit is considered dead. all he could do is challenge Nas who wasnt even there nor said anything about him....yes snowman, hip hop is dead....and your NOT doin this shit for the kids stop lyin...and if you truely are with lyrics about flippin oh's and strippers...hip hop is dead and rotten with no hope at all....

There is a difference between dissing someone who you stole your whole style from then just saying you are a great rapper and letting your talents show you are #1. We keep talking about Jordan...Jordan did NOT once DISS Bird or Magic. He knew he could be great but he kept his mouth shut and let his outburst of dunks, 60 point nights show and prove. Weezy got a joint out right now and it hasn't even reached gold yet. Remember...both Jay's joints with R Kels are plat. even with all the issues between the 2. Weezy need to wise up..if he didn't have Jay to copy (Carter 1 & 2)he wouldn't even be relevant at this juncture. Not to mention Jay cosigned him. Then he tried to clear things up on the radio and said something about The Roc passing him by. I didn't understand that...check it out
http://www.eurweb.com/story/eur30243.cfm. Nucka Jay tried to sign you but you had to stay with your father I guess...more kisses! Weezy just chill out! You are a good rapper but you have to appeal to the masses to be #1 and you aren't there yet

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I undestand exactly what u saying. But unless you got some quotes from somewhere like an article or song then I just take it as rumor. And yea an ol G most likely would expect something, but like Jeezy also said everybody not the same and certain people have their own lanes, when asked bout Jay Z saying Hip Hop savior. Thats like one nigga pushin that white and one movin that green they got two different products but both are d-rugs. And with that why just go at Nas, or the crowds favorite these days- Jay Z. Snoop said the game aint the same lyrically as well either. And Cube had a song using a big verse saying how all these todays artists are basically his stepchildren and there ain't no other kings. I remember one time in school where there was a fight between these two cats who had the same teacher but a different periods. One heard that the other said something slick, and that he was mentioned. So all in all they got into a fight. And come to find out, the guy did say some slick shit in a certain topic and mentioned the other guy but not in negative way. But thats not how the guy who wanted to fight was told the meaning behind everything. With all that the teacher told us, and stressed especially to the black students, that if your gonna fight an opponent for a cause know exactly what for and why and know exactly their position on it, before assuming especially with rumors. After that he played us like elementary kids and lined all of us and told something to the 1st kid and to pass it along while keeping two kids out of the line so they can verify what was said. And guess what, when it got to the last person, what was originally said, was not given to the last person.

jay never fell of he's just branching out to the big picture these dudes our stuck on that cookedcoke crack rap step up or step off and nas put a good market stragety out by saying hiphop is dead and everyone is talking about we just talking for now

RESPECT THE FUCKING LEGENDS, THAT'S ALL WE SAYING HERE!!!!!!!!!WE NOT SAYING HOP ON JAY'Z'S DICK, WE JUST SAYING RESPECT THE LEGENDS THAT WERE AND EITHER ARE STILL PUTTING IT DOWN. WAYNE WAS ON JAY'S DICK JUST LAST YEAR, NIGGA YOU DONE SPIT HALF OF HIS SHIT AND JUST FLIPPED IT, LET'S BE REAL, THESE ARE FACTS!!!!! NOT OPINIONS. AND HOV'S ALBUM IS STILL ONE OF THE BEST SELLERS OF THIS YEAR OF ANY GENRE, AND FOR THE NIGGA THAT WROTE THE BLOG TO SAY THAT IT'S WHACK, GUESS WHAT IF YOU THINK SO DON'T BUY IT, BUT TO THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF OTHER PEOPLE THAT DID THEY KNOW WHAT'S UP AND THREE YEARS FROM NOW NIGGAS WILL BE TALKING BOUT THIS ALBUM LIKE THE BLACK ALBUM. THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GOOD ARTIST AND A GREAT ARTIST, A GOOD ARTIST YOU COMPARE THEIR ALBUMS TO SOMEBODY ELSE'S, A GREAT ARTIST YOU COMPARE THEIR OWN ALBUMS AGAINST EACH OTHER I.E. OUTKAST, JAY, UGK AND SO ON. SO LET'S STICK TO THE FACTS IF YOU GONNA SAY SOMETHING RELEVANT.

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I co-sign completely. The people that are taking "HIP-HOP IS DEAD" close to heart, perhaps, are the ones that the expression pertains to. Anyone with half a brain knows that the "original" concept of hiphop is dead. Nas isnt dissing the South, he's simply stating what hiphop is supposed to be isnt what it is today. Hip-hop used to be about originality and innovation. A mouth piece for the entire hood. Different styles were accepted if the quality of music was good. Today, its a copy cat league. You got up north rappers trying to sound like down south rappers. Down south rappers mimicing other down south rappers. (since when did biting become cool?,back in the day that was an ass kicking for sho.) And damn right everyone rapping about the same thing all to sell records. There is more to life than money, cars,and clothes. Listen to the Makavelli album (classic material), The Geto Boys,UGK, etc. and tell me where you hear that.
Hip-hop has become POP-ular, which was needed to gain its respect, but in doing so has slowly distroyed what it was intended to be.

This whole Hip Hop is Dead stems from jealousy! New York mad cuz they aint eatin right now. They did the same thing to the west coast. If I’m not mistaken didn’t Nas call him self Escobar? Wasn’t he rapping about drugs and being a gangster? Didn’t the nigga who sign him rap about “Is that UR bitch” or “Big Pimpin” but when the south rap about bitches and drugs now all of sudden it aint hip hop. So that chicken noodle soup bullshit is hip hop? For real for real Nas don’t wanna C Andre 3000, Nas don’t wanna C Scarface, Nas don’t wanna C Cee Lo! So the Goodie mob aint hip hop? Outkast aint hip hop? Camron is hip hop? Fat Joe is hip hop? New York first of all yall need to stop calling each other God, secondly Hip Hop started in the south it’s just coming home! Hip Hop is the little brother of Blues and the cousin of Jazz and the son of Rock n roll. Hip hop just like any other form of black music, it fuck up when it let white America infiltrate it. Not one of U million dollar niggas distribute UR own records. Whoever controls the plantations controls the slaves.

I heard the Jeezy interview and i think Monie was coming at him sideways i dont care what anyone says. I think HOW she was saying it was the biggest factor more than anything. It was almost like she wanted to start something with him. To me he sounded calm until she started going off about hows shes been hip hop for 36 yrs and screaming and stuff. Some of these women think they need to puff out their chests like theyre men just to prove a point. she didnt have to speak to him like that. I would have been offended too. yes we all know "hip hop is dead" is a general statement but for someone who is contributing to the craft and doing good; a comment like that is offensive.

I agree everyone is taking this Hip Hop is dead thing a little to seriously. As for Wayne and Jeezy they both need to fall back. Wayne needs to realize that jay made his career by cosigning him. Jeezy doesn't need to start beef on his own label. Again it comes down to respect. off at the mouth even NAS is starting to regret the whole Hip Hop is Dead statement.

I used to like LIL WAYNE since that "Drop it like its HOT-Wobbily" shit he did...U like the underdog when he humble...Now the ngga wildin out talkn reckless & kissin men..GTFOH with all that...Ngga condoning kissin now he wanna call out official KATS like the ClIPSE & JAY..Meanwhile u was on JAY'S NUTSACK just yesterday...Stay off the Depression Drugs my dude...As far as JEEZY take a lesson from WAYNE & realize ppl love u more when u STFU

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First and foremost I'm southerner who listens to primarily to lyricists, but also listen to other forms of the ways artists rap. I believe that when people say that wayne took Jay style, which I do agree. Yeah, the thug image can be said to be taken from Tupac, but the swagger and flow is nothing of Tupac. He had a different kind of flow and swagger. ANd we can go into all day bout Big and pac, cause I bump both of them. Comparing them so easily is crazy to me. Did they flow the same, no. Did they have the same swagger, no not completely. There are very few orginators of alot of things in these days and I mean that by at least a decade. Tupac or biggie were not the first thugs to rap. You can go back further by checking out Kool G rap, which Bun B also says inspired him in many ways. Did Tupac know biggie before big started rapping, no. Did big acknowledge that pac told him to not go over niggas head all the time when writing his raps, yes. Does that mean pac created big, no. Did he have big do some shows when he had just started to pop off, yea. Did pac ever acknowledge Puff for setting up pac with appearances along with LA Reid in NY, not to my knowledge. Did pac think before the Quad studios shooting that Big was hot, yea. Once again I like both artists but like Pac even said himself about himself, at times he pops off on things without actually taking the time to think bout them (i.e his comments bout quincy jones, who later on he is quoted to admire, eddie murphy, arsenio hall) I was talking to this younger kid bout 16 or 17. And he said Boosie and wayne are the realest artists out. I haven't listened to boosie that much, but I questioned him on waynes flow and stly before the carter albums and he really didn't know much. Cause wayne is not the same artist he was back then as far as the raps about pushin coke and all that. When I was that age, I may have believed alot of what these rappers would say, but I'm 27 and I may still not know if what these rappers are talkin bout that they actually do, but I'm very skeptical before believing and just take it as just talking bout something. Case in point, Tupac rapped bout hustling and sending money to his moms and all. In one his documentaries he says that he tried to hustle for a couple of weeks and that he lost money on it and gave it up and that was the extent of hustling days. So I for one do not believe everything a rapper says unless I get proof of it. Oh and just in case you think I'm bashing Tupac, Big also said that alot of the drug stories he talks about are just storries that could be real, but not none that he actually encountered. These rappers talk so drug shit, shoot a nigga up shit, blastin at cops if they try them that a person with maturity and common sense know that they aint talkin bout themselves.

If Young Greezy can't handle that kind of situation, what makes you think he can handle street situations. He's been exposed as a clown who doesn't know shit about hip hop. His boys told him, with his voice he can sell records simply by saying this, wearing that, and just say AAAAAAA and YEAAAHHHH alot.
It's obvious who the real street dudes are and Greezy anit one of them. How can I take you serious Greezy when you got flustered at that mess on the radio. You aint no straight shooter bro. Niggaz can get you out your game easy I see. Just rap for the clubs and stay out of grown man affairs chump. You won't be anybody in 5 years, trust that.

Co-signing Gamble and Malikii! Thank You. I think people have a hard time comprehending what Nas is saying. What they really don't understand is that it's the media trying to stir up drama between the south and New York. And they are all buying into it. I never hate if someone is doing their thing. I never cared for South rap but they did their thing so I can respect that. What I do have a problem with is the south saying New York is hating. For what reason? Honestly everything your rapping about is what NY rappers have rapped about for years. Luda. Andre 3000 and T.I. I give alot of respect too because they are in fact talented. But that's it. Nobody else talks about anything different. Honestly Hip-Hop is dead for the simple fact that people are just ignorant to what's really going on. And whoever listens to mediaouttake.com is crazy. They make up so much lies just to keep the drama coming. I know people want it to be true that Jay bought his own albums but he does have a huge fan base. I can't understand why dudes hate on each other all the time. They never want to see the next man live. If you weren't so worried about what the next man was doing you could possibly get your own weight up!

Nas has upset me in the past. Even when I would support him he would do things to upset me. But he has staying power for a reason. I though Nas was preachy too much and I blamed him for jumping on the Lil John band wagon and badly upset about the Black Eye Peas' Willie I song because I hate how people think that is hip hop when it is Pussy Cat Dolls pop. But Greezy can't talk. He has not proven himself until I see what kind of person he is in adverse situations, non hip hop situations.

lil wayne has only been getting a honest ear from us for the last 2 years or so because jay-z co-signed him ,since then be real! wayne has kept jay name n his mouth as a marketing tool for yall to know that jay has co signed him so yall a know its ok to listen to his music, but jay wasnt passing the crown to him dummys he was just keeping it real cause he was tryin to sign him remember he has always co-signed T-I too but he hasn't been riding jays nuts stealing his flow ,his style and then try to diss him cause the truth is this now that jay-z is back to claim his flow & style where do that that leaves ur lil wayne hmmm? so weezy has to do something stupid to keep his name buzzin in hip-hop cause how can u use hova flow and say u better then him using his flow..cause at the end of the day he was sounding like a lil jayz! but not cause he's nice on his own, but cause he stole hova's flow! AND LIKE I SAID BEFOR NOW THAT HOVA IS BACK, WHAT CAN WEEZY DO BUT FIGHT TO KEEP JAYS FLOW OR GIVE IT BACK ,CAUSE THERE'S ONLY ENOUGH ROOM FOR ONE JAY-Z..AFTER ALL HE CANT WANNA BE A BIRD MAN JR.& AND A LIL JAY-Z,,AND THAT "SHOW ME WHAT U GOT" TRACK HE DID OVER WAS OK AND THATS ABOUT IT..I MEAN LOOK JAYS BACK AND HE STILL USED HIS FLOW ON THE TRACK AND "ONLY A GOT DAME FOOL" WOULD SAY HIS WAS BETTER THEN JAY-Z.. AND I LIKE WAYNE SOMEWHAT! AND I REALLY BROUGHT THA CARTER 1&2 EVEN THAT TITLE JAY MADE HIS LAST NAME COOL, AND HE RAN WITH IT..S.CARTER TRUTH IZ TRUTH WEEZY'S STANDING TO CLOSE TO THOSE DIPSET CLOWNS,AND THEY IN HIS EAR THAT FOOL ,,DID YALL KNOW THAT THOSE DIPSET NIGAS BURNED LIL WAYNES CAR DOWN IN MIAMI OVER CAUSE HE GOT PAID TO HELP ONE OF THEY ARTIST WITH HIS ALBUM AND WAS TAKING TIME DEALING WIT THEY PROJECT BUT HE AINT TALKIN BOUT THAT BURNED UP BENTLEY...HA HA THE BOTTOM LINE IS LIL WAYNE BODY HIS SELF TALKING THAT DUMB SHIT ABOUT JAY-Z NEWYORK'S CLOSING OUR BOARDERS..AND WITH THAT SAID FUCK ALL SOUTHERN,WESTERN,MIDWESTERN ,,RAPPERS WHO DONT HAVE A GOOD LYRICS IN THEY SONGS ,NO MORE SODA POP BULLSHIT NEWYORK WOULD NEVER HAVE PLAYED ALL THIS TRASH THAT HAS BEEN PAID 2 BE PLAYED IN THE CLUBS AND THE RADIOS AND IF HIPHOP IZ DEAD ITS REALLY CAUSE OF THE DJS THAT HAVE BEEN TAKING CASH TO PLAY SONGS THAT WOULD HAVE NEVER GOTTEN PLAYED THE DEE JAYS SOLD HIPHOP OUT REMEMBER WHEN NAS BLASTED FLEX,AND ANGIE ON THE RADIO ABOUT THE PAYOLAS THATS WHAT HE WAS TRYIN TO WARN YA DUMB ASES ABOUT THEN..BUT ITS NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN NOW GO AND BUY 2 OF HIS ALBUMS CAUSE ITS ANOTHER CLASSIC.....5 MICS...5MICS... AND JAY-Z JOINT IZ HOT YALL REALLY LISTEN 2 IT AGAIN DONT LISTEN TO OTHER RAPPERS PUTTIN DOWN OTHER RAPPERS SHIT CAUSE THEY JUST HATING ,TRUTH A FEW OF JAY BEATS COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER BUT ALSO L.A.REID GAVE EM 2 MONTHS TO GET IT ALL DONE AND BACK TO THE OVAL OFFICE,JAY CAME BAC TO HELP BALANCE THE SCALE AND HELP MAKE NEWYORK STAY IMPORTANT, SO YALL SHOULD GO BY 2 OF HOVA ALBUMS ALL OF U WANNA BE RAPPERS SHOULD UNDASTAND WHERE I'M GOING WITH THIS IF NOT THEN THIS RAP SHIT WILL BE DEAD JIM JONES JOINT IS WACK GUESS WAYNE AINT HELP EM ENOUNG HE SAYS BALLIN ALL OVER THE WHOLE FUCKING ALBUM I GAVE THAT STUPID SHIT TO MY 11 YEAR OLD BROTHER HEY HE'LL UNDASTAND IT JIMMY TRYED TO STEAL JEEZY SHIT JEEZY KILLED IT WIT "YEAH" AND JIM TRYED TO DO IT WIT BALLIN SORRY UR 1 YEAR TOO LATE..AND JIM STOLE "STACK BUNDLES" FLOW TOO, STACK SHOULDIN BE FOOLED, CAUSE HE SIGNED HIM.AFTER THAT MIAMI THING, WHILE JIM JONES, WAS HIDING OUT DOWN THERE FROM "G-L" AND WHEN IS SELLING 200,000 BALLIN NIGGA PLEASE.. AND THE ONLY REASONS HE'S BEEN ON TOP OF THE INDEPENDENT BILLBOARDS LIST ,,IS GO AND SEE WHO HES COMPETING WITH GO TO BILLBOARD.COM AND SEE FOR UR SELF A BUNCH OF NOBODY RAPPERS AND U HAVE TO SEE WHAT OTHER INDIE ALBUMS DROPED WIT HIS AND U WILL SEE NONE SO THERE WAS NO ONE TO GO AGAINST HIM DONT YALL BE FOOLED WIT THAT DUMB SHIT...

str8-up, you same cats talking what is hiphop and what is not hiphop, you're full of shit. you dont know nas or any other pioneer in this MUSIC industry. i do emphasize music, because this music comes str8- from LOW -INCOME, SECTION 8, WELFARE conditions. and now with money involve you wont to silence certain artist or vouch for who is HIPHOP. slick talk is what it is SLICK TALK, no matter slick talk comes from new york, atlanta, california or the mid-west. so after 30 years of hiphop music, jeezy talking about drugs and guns not hiphop, huh? being honest or not, all of this is about money and the south is getting it, period. monie love wanted to start drama, like jeezy stole money from her...lame, lame, VERY LAME!

Reason why the older rappers are coming back again because we all have grown to love them. Just like the temptations and the fans that loved them in the 60's, they still perform because the same fans that love them have gotten older. Losers like Young Cheezy and Lil Brown Dookie Love are wack as fuck. Cheezy is an absolute loser, a cotton picking nigger. He talks about trapping the hood, nothing but modern day slavery. Lil Brown DL talking crisco to Jiggaman, while this nigger is making intimate passion with Baby in the butt. Cheezy needs a publicists to talk for him, he's not that intelligent.

i listened 2 dat interview with jeezy and monie love. Da part i didnt like was da part where he was disrespecting london, cause he is 1 of dem rappers dat think its all nice over there and they drink tea and love da queen. london is just as bad as here. but alot of american rappers will doubt it and go over 2 london and get robed,MOBB DEEP: ROBED, JA-RULE: ROBED, AND QUITE A FEW OTHERS, im not saying london is worse dan new york, but its almost da same.yh but u pussys carry on dissing london, dissin our red buses but fuk it, jump on a red bus in brixton, peckham, clapham, thorton heath, tooting, stockwell, lewisham, harsden, c if u dont get robed. and 1 more thing in america its easy 2 get gats, u jus go 2 da shop, u got guns all over da place, but london aint like dat, its not dat easy 2 get guns, but still every1 has got dem, who da fuk aint straped these dayz. and oh yhhhh, jeezy is 1 of da worse rappers in da game, he aint hip hop, saigon is da truth, papoose is da truth, there da new cats 2 look out 4

i listened 2 dat interview with jeezy and monie love. Da part i didnt like was da part where he was disrespecting london, cause he is 1 of dem rappers dat think its all nice over there and they drink tea and love da queen. london is just as bad as here. but alot of american rappers will doubt it and go over 2 london and get robed,MOBB DEEP: ROBED, JA-RULE: ROBED, AND QUITE A FEW OTHERS, im not saying london is worse dan new york, but its almost da same.yh but u pussys carry on dissing london, dissin our red buses but fuk it, jump on a red bus in brixton, peckham, clapham, thorton heath, tooting, stockwell, lewisham, harsden, c if u dont get robed. and 1 more thing in america its easy 2 get gats, u jus go 2 da shop, u got guns all over da place, but london aint like dat, its not dat easy 2 get guns, but still every1 has got dem, who da fuk aint straped these dayz. and oh yhhhh, jeezy is 1 of da worse rappers in da game, he aint hip hop, saigon is da truth, papoose is da truth, there da new cats 2 look out 4

nas can say what the fuck he wants.he is from the tupac and biggie era.he has classics.you feel me?albums you can play ten years from now.twenty years from now.name a rapper that he aint influence?stop crying and step them bars up.oh yeah k slay will slap the shit out your favorite dj.

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As a southerner, I want to ask this question, cause I'm not into music just because I'm from the same region as that person. What up north artist said that southern rap music sucks? Name one that said, not said hip hop is dead or dying or anything of that matter. Name one, and then we can get into why that up north rapper said that. We southerners are starting to look crazy.

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