Michael_Malice
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P. Town;6151987 said:
Pu Pu P Pu Pu Pu P Pu Pu P Pu Pu Pu Pump it up!!!!!
I have sources that say that lame Joey Buttons is lurking in this thread right now. Hence that tweet he sent out. Fuck you crackhead.
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Pu Pu P Pu Pu Pu P Pu Pu P Pu Pu Pu Pump it up!!!!!
I have sources that say that lame Joey Buttons is lurking in this thread right now. Hence that tweet he sent out. Fuck you crackhead.
MrCrookedLetter
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@nj2089 who said that?
Peezy_Jenkins
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CashmoneyDux;6151992 said:
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Sour-Cream
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Elzo69Revolutions;6151986 said:
If I fucked some lil niggas sister, why the fuck would I respond to the lil nigga for?
Stopitfive;6151903 said:
since this started, i've seen 3 "hip hop heads" saying they've never heard a jay electronica verse until now. then dude hadn't heard of sean price, which means he is unaware of bcc as a whole. i remember somebody a couple months back hadn't heard a verse from canibus. i mean, if you haven't heard of somebody that big, no worries. i'm still discovering hip-hop on the daily that i should've known about years ago. i didn't even listen to jay elecrtonica for the first time until Dec. 2011. To go all that time not knowing about somebody is bewildering, but not that bad. but to then try and discredit that rapper because you haven't heard of 'em, as if they haven't been paying dues all along... nah dude.
Elzo69Renaissance
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Sour;6152005 said:
Rapping is his job , a lil nigga sonned him at his job ...all that other shit is irrelevant ...Diggy got way more money than Cole that shit is irrelevant also..... It's all bout rapping
Sour-Cream
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Goatfuckingness b!!!
Peezy_Jenkins
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Lincoln;6152010 said:
be careful, niggas in this thread probably call that, "bandwagoning and dick riding" n/h.
will grimey
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MY GOD I just listened to Control...
Thank u K Dot......Thank u....
*waits for Fabolous, Pusha T, and J Cole's response*
Thank u K Dot......Thank u....
*waits for Fabolous, Pusha T, and J Cole's response*
MrCrookedLetter
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Big K.R.I.T. Responds To Kendrick Lamar's Verse On Big Sean's "Control"
Big K.R.I.T. spoke with HipHopDX about his reaction to the verse, explaining how it connects with Hip Hop history.
“Rap, Hip Hop has always been mad competitive,” K.R.I.T. said Tuesday. “It's exciting because it was probably crazier for his fans, for him to mention my name among rappers that people would consider top tier, [rappers] people kind of look at as being the future and my name just randomly popped up. So what I got an opportunity to see a little bit last night and this morning, was just people that probably never tweeted me before, whether it be negative or positive. For me, it was like, ‘Thank you for the promotion.’"
Big K.R.I.T. Says Kenrick Lamar Knows He Should Not Be Taken "Lightly"
Kendrick Lamar's verse may introduce new fans to K.R.I.T. who were previously unaware of his skills as a lyricist, he said.
“It let people know that, ‘Yeah, I'm from the South and yeah, I'm country but you ain’t going to take me lightly," K.R.I.T. said. "Aint none of these rappers going to take me lightly on a record.’ And [Kendrick Lamar] know that. So that's why my name ended up on that list. If you think about ‘1 Train,’ or any record, I’ma give my all. People know that I'm a lyricist and I can compete with some of the best and it is what is. I appreciate the shout out because that’s really what it is. It’s a competitive sport; it’s a gladiator sport. Don't nobody want to get murdered on a record. That just it is what is. So I don’t know, brother. I was like, ‘Hell yeah.’ It is what it is. Thank you for the shout out and shout out to all the fans that he may have that didn't know about my music and now they gon’ go back and listen to records and check out ‘1 Train,’ and want to know why he felt the need to mention my name. And I’m 100% sure he probably gets tired of going to barbershops and hearing my name mentioned where he is and vice-versa. It's all good man. It's all within the sport.”
Big K.R.I.T. Says Some Fans Want To Hear Him Enter "That Battle Rap Realm"
The shout out has allowed fans to search for K.R.I.T.'s work, he said. When asked what songs he would want new fans to hear, he addressed an array of styles he can present.
"Well, [it would depend] on the fan you introduced to me," K.R.I.T. said. "If it was probably the kind of fan who was shitting on my music, I would let them listen to "1 Train" because sometimes, people want to hear you in that Battle Rap realm. All they want to hear you [do] is just go blow-for-blow lyrically. I really pride myself on that verse because it is factual. It wasn't me talking about shooting shit up. It wasn't a gang of entendres and similes and metaphors that didn't pertain to my career per se. It was definitely factual...That would be the verse I'd play for somebody that's not really a fan of my music, that doesn't really think I can rap. Somebody that is more concerned with my in-depth knowledge on life, and what I go through on a daily basis, or how I feel about government topics or financial views, I'd play 'The Vent.' For the people that really just want to release whatever they got and go have fun and go party and all that and not give a fuck about haters and what people got to say, I'd play 'I Got This.'"
Big K.R.I.T. spoke with HipHopDX about his reaction to the verse, explaining how it connects with Hip Hop history.
“Rap, Hip Hop has always been mad competitive,” K.R.I.T. said Tuesday. “It's exciting because it was probably crazier for his fans, for him to mention my name among rappers that people would consider top tier, [rappers] people kind of look at as being the future and my name just randomly popped up. So what I got an opportunity to see a little bit last night and this morning, was just people that probably never tweeted me before, whether it be negative or positive. For me, it was like, ‘Thank you for the promotion.’"
Big K.R.I.T. Says Kenrick Lamar Knows He Should Not Be Taken "Lightly"
Kendrick Lamar's verse may introduce new fans to K.R.I.T. who were previously unaware of his skills as a lyricist, he said.
“It let people know that, ‘Yeah, I'm from the South and yeah, I'm country but you ain’t going to take me lightly," K.R.I.T. said. "Aint none of these rappers going to take me lightly on a record.’ And [Kendrick Lamar] know that. So that's why my name ended up on that list. If you think about ‘1 Train,’ or any record, I’ma give my all. People know that I'm a lyricist and I can compete with some of the best and it is what is. I appreciate the shout out because that’s really what it is. It’s a competitive sport; it’s a gladiator sport. Don't nobody want to get murdered on a record. That just it is what is. So I don’t know, brother. I was like, ‘Hell yeah.’ It is what it is. Thank you for the shout out and shout out to all the fans that he may have that didn't know about my music and now they gon’ go back and listen to records and check out ‘1 Train,’ and want to know why he felt the need to mention my name. And I’m 100% sure he probably gets tired of going to barbershops and hearing my name mentioned where he is and vice-versa. It's all good man. It's all within the sport.”
Big K.R.I.T. Says Some Fans Want To Hear Him Enter "That Battle Rap Realm"
The shout out has allowed fans to search for K.R.I.T.'s work, he said. When asked what songs he would want new fans to hear, he addressed an array of styles he can present.
"Well, [it would depend] on the fan you introduced to me," K.R.I.T. said. "If it was probably the kind of fan who was shitting on my music, I would let them listen to "1 Train" because sometimes, people want to hear you in that Battle Rap realm. All they want to hear you [do] is just go blow-for-blow lyrically. I really pride myself on that verse because it is factual. It wasn't me talking about shooting shit up. It wasn't a gang of entendres and similes and metaphors that didn't pertain to my career per se. It was definitely factual...That would be the verse I'd play for somebody that's not really a fan of my music, that doesn't really think I can rap. Somebody that is more concerned with my in-depth knowledge on life, and what I go through on a daily basis, or how I feel about government topics or financial views, I'd play 'The Vent.' For the people that really just want to release whatever they got and go have fun and go party and all that and not give a fuck about haters and what people got to say, I'd play 'I Got This.'"
victory_kid
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Mods should just sticky this already.... definitely an classic thread.
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