Asap Mob Funkmaster Flex interview/ freestyles (Rocky responds to Kendrick Lamar, Ferg disses TDE)

[antarticp]

What's a king to a lord?

What's a president to a senator?

What's a CEO to a secretary?

What's a principal to a teacher's aid?

Yea that was bad. I think he meant King to Lord(Jesus) but hell

Kings>Jesus.

wtf now i get it opinions are like assholes lol ijs how is that even remotely possible ... lol smh ... there is only 1 jesus ... there are too many kings ... lol

 

[antarticp]

Who's Sherane?

kendricks first piece of booty and she burnt him ... @least thats how he tells it lol in light of that ferg kind of ethered himself by saying they smashed lol

 

[IceBergTaylor]

"Whats a king to a Lord"

That was corny

 

[IceBergTaylor]

and I'm glad someone called out Rosenberg that dude is a dickriding tool

 

[nex gin]

The interview was dope. Can't see the rest of them ASAP dudes blowing up tho. Rocky is the only decent one out of the crew. Ferg says some shit here and there, but not consistent enough to be noteworthy.

 

[sr_the_freshman]

Listened again. This nigga Nazty was actually spittin' flames through the hole in his grill. Not mad at it.

lol what did he say that was flames lol foh ... hes like an honda civic with the baffle removed from the exhaust .... making all that noise going nowhere fast lol ... hes got energy i give him that ... but he needs to learn how to control and add some content to his lyrics .... dude was all over the place ... i think he spit 1 hot verse out of the multiple times he stepped up to the mic .....

Bruh.

Number 1. It was a freestyle. I'm not expecting a concise, subject based stream of content from an exercise like that. His second and fourth approach to the mic is what I'm highlighting. "Straight off the back dog, I'm Shaq strong, I'm breaking backboards ect." That was a very strong verse. "Aside from any guy, I slay with swords my dear lords, the souls of many... ect." Those were cool to me, especially in comparison to the regular wavy shit we hear from these Harlem niggas. Almost reminiscent of some old school Wu. Almost.

Second I respect your critique, but your comparing these young scraps to 10 year seasoned veterans from a battle era like Slaughterhouse and lashing at any positive comment about the presentation, and simultaneously putting TDE in the same boat as Slaughterhouse lyrically which I don't completely agree with. Your kinda comin' off as purposefully hatin'. TDE is not untouchable, and although the ASAP body of work has thus far not been nearly as strong lyrically as Kendrick and them, if this is a precursor to what we can expect, and they really are stepping their bars up, then shit can get interesting.

 

[sr_the_freshman]

Listened again. This nigga Nazty was actually spittin' flames through the hole in his grill. Not mad at it.

lol what did he say that was flames lol foh ... hes like an honda civic with the baffle removed from the exhaust .... making all that noise going nowhere fast lol ... hes got energy i give him that ... but he needs to learn how to control and add some content to his lyrics .... dude was all over the place ... i think he spit 1 hot verse out of the multiple times he stepped up to the mic .....

Bruh.

Number 1. It was a freestyle. I'm not expecting a concise, subject based stream of content from an exercise like that. His second and fourth approach to the mic is what I'm highlighting. "Straight off the back dog, I'm Shaq strong, I'm breaking backboards ect." That was a very strong verse. "Aside from any guy, I slay with swords my dear lords, the souls of many... ect." Those were cool to me, especially in comparison to the regular wavy shit we hear from these Harlem niggas. Almost reminiscent of some old school Wu. Almost.

Second I respect your critique, but your comparing these young scraps to 10 year seasoned veterans from a battle era like Slaughterhouse and lashing at any positive comment about the presentation, and simultaneously putting TDE in the same boat as Slaughterhouse lyrically which I don't completely agree with. Your kinda comin' off as purposefully hatin'. TDE is not untouchable, and although the ASAP body of work has thus far not been nearly as strong lyrically as Kendrick and them, if this is a precursor to what we can expect, and they really are stepping their bars up, then shit can get interesting.

Edit: Let me clarify. Right now niggas is not fucking with TDE, but those verses from Naz were by no means average. If they stay on track with shit like that, then it will be another story.

 

[StillFaggyAF]

Twelvy>Nast

 

[soulfulcat]

Did rocky spit his 1 train verse?

 

[aneed123]

"This aint no bitch ass boom bap " Bitch niggas wasnt even mentioned got offended " lol Rocky went in

 

[G.Avant]

This nigga Ferg might be the best in the group honestly.

 

[aneed123]

Cant lie tho Asap Ferg went in... and had some nice lil barbs at Kendrick.

 

[5th Letter]

Flex summed up my thoughts on hip hop music. Back then the dance records were treated differently than the music from the legit artists. Now these dance rap niggas are treated as legit artists.

 

[BarryHalls]

Listened again. This nigga Nazty was actually spittin' flames through the hole in his grill. Not mad at it.

lol what did he say that was flames lol foh ... hes like an honda civic with the baffle removed from the exhaust .... making all that noise going nowhere fast lol ... hes got energy i give him that ... but he needs to learn how to control and add some content to his lyrics .... dude was all over the place ... i think he spit 1 hot verse out of the multiple times he stepped up to the mic .....

Bruh.

Number 1. It was a freestyle. I'm not expecting a concise, subject based stream of content from an exercise like that. His second and fourth approach to the mic is what I'm highlighting. "Straight off the back dog, I'm Shaq strong, I'm breaking backboards ect." That was a very strong verse. "Aside from any guy, I slay with swords my dear lords, the souls of many... ect." Those were cool to me, especially in comparison to the regular wavy shit we hear from these Harlem niggas. Almost reminiscent of some old school Wu. Almost.

Second I respect your critique, but your comparing these young scraps to 10 year seasoned veterans from a battle era like Slaughterhouse and lashing at any positive comment about the presentation, and simultaneously putting TDE in the same boat as Slaughterhouse lyrically which I don't completely agree with. Your kinda comin' off as purposefully hatin'. TDE is not untouchable, and although the ASAP body of work has thus far not been nearly as strong lyrically as Kendrick and them, if this is a precursor to what we can expect, and they really are stepping their bars up, then shit can get interesting.

That wasn't no freestyle. Them crack babies behind them was singing along with these As Soon As Possible fuck niggaz.

 

[deathrowzorrow]

asap rocky the weakest in his crew sad.

 

[reapin505]

Asap ant needs to go back to his damn day job. I can't listen to that fool rap. Ferg and rocky better start practicing though, TDE VS ASAP would be some dope shit

 

[Peezy_Jenkins]

havent listened yet, but those lyrics in the op are the best i ever seen outta ferg

 

[MrCrookedLetter]

asap rocky the weakest in his crew sad.

Not at all

 

[c.b.b.]

ScHoolboy you betta school ya boy, hit you wit the ruler boy

im the new 50 Cent i will f*ckin Ja Rule ya boy

Shishishishaba Ranks, before i hit u wit the toola boy

hit em wit the chopsticks i will f*ckin thai food ya boyi don't sell rocks, nigga i smoke em

f*ck around on crack and that's no jokin

the weed had me laced i started Westcoastin

the sh*t was too potent, now im ready to poke somethin

wtf!

 

[mike06]

Kendrick's freestyle over Who shot Ya >>>>>> this shit

although i like the shots sent from ASAP....it's all competition cuz all them niggas still cool