MMG vs. CTE could be today's DeathRow vs. BadBoy

[DMTxTHC]

Yup.

Gibbs will eat anybody in their camp.

Wale isnt a battle rapper and neither is Ross.

Oh, i thought you meant overall...

...and Ross or Wale don't need to be a battle rapper to make better disses, two examples are Ether by Nas and Pushing Buddens by Saigon.

 

[Dr Bang]

Yup.

Gibbs will eat anybody in their camp.

Wale isnt a battle rapper and neither is Ross.

Yeah Wale aint built for it, but it'll be good to see what he does under the circumstances. He talk all that shit about he gonna drop classics, his album will better than resonable dobut, he the one of the best rappers out. He needs to prove it then, so this is a great opportunity.

It would sure show his character if he doesn't respond. Cuz he responded to Kid Cuddi (KID FUCKIN CUDDI who basically has the same content as Taylor Swift) and Rosa Acosta a video model. If doesn't respond to gibbs, then we'll know.

 

[Dr Bang]

Oh, i thought you meant overall...

...and Ross or Wale don't need to be a battle rapper to make better disses, two examples are Ether by Nas and Pushing Buddens by Saigon.

I agree, i just hope these dudes go at it and dont run like bitches.

If you can respond to kreyshawn and you respond to rosa acosta and kid cuddi, then you should be able to answer niggaz who throwing shots at you.

 

[ratchet bity]

mmg already beat cte when BIG MEECH sided wit ross now itz just jeezy runnin around still mad & scorn;d @ ross cuz rozay got cheezyz BO$$ BIG MEECH & MOMMA MEECH 2 shit on his hatin azz.,,.,.& da son of a sheriff freddie fibbz is not gonna blow he is just dead weight he dont have no star look smh lol

da crackaz got yall brainwashed a mans father has a good job and its a bad thing smh same person that says william roberts just had a job to feed his fam. so only roberts can feed his fam?

 

[gee757]

da crackaz got yall brainwashed a mans father has a good job and its a bad thing smh same person that says william roberts just had a job to feed his fam. so only roberts can feed his fam?

hold on i only said that cuz fibbz was tryna label ross fake b4 when hez fake 2 he aint no damn GANGSTA smh

 

[thehonorable]

Called my man Freddie Fibbz...hilarious.

 

[H-Rap 180]

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50_cent went to war with Rozay and now his face is on a milk-carton, Jeezy has never won a beef or battle.

When Pimp C shitted on Jeezy and the ATL it was a rap
When Jody Breeze shitted on Jeezy it was official and final

When Bleu Davinchi shitted on Jeezy it was BMF affiliated
When Gucci Mane shitted on Jeezy he sent that boy a body-bag and toe-tag

When Keisha Cole shitted on Jeezy it was for Boobie Gibson
When Khloe Kardashian shitted on Jeezy it was for Lamar Odom

When Rozay shitted on Jeezy it got his album pushed back and possibly shelved.

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[video=youtube;us9vF0c4eR8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=us9vF0c4eR8[/video]

[video=youtube;GNXmPz4O_8w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNXmPz4O_8w[/video]

 

[gee757]

[video=youtube;IMYSXSNs3es]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMYSXSNs3es[/video]

50_cent went to war with Rozay and now his face is on a milk-carton, Jeezy has never won a beef or battle.

When Pimp C shitted on Jeezy and the ATL it was a rap

When Jody Breeze shitted on Jeezy it was official and final

When Bleu Davinchi shitted on Jeezy it was BMF affiliated

When Gucci Mane shitted on Jeezy he sent that boy a body-bag and toe-tag

When Keisha Cole shitted on Jeezy it was for Boobie Gibson

When Khloe Kardashian shitted on Jeezy it was for Lamar Odom

When Rozay shitted on Jeezy it got his album pushed back and possibly shelved.

[video=youtube;k_kxVduC-ec]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_kxVduC-ec[/video]

[video=youtube;us9vF0c4eR8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=us9vF0c4eR8[/video]

[video=youtube;GNXmPz4O_8w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNXmPz4O_8w[/video]

damn Coon Tom Entertainment is lookin flabby & sick out herr they aint built fa no street shit lol@ that last cte knock out video musik that shit was 2 funnie Coon Tom Entertainment is rackin them Lz up lol

 

[thatni99ajahmal]

I will never get the hate Jeezy receives smh..

Gibbs is a problem and i dont think noone on MMG would be able to diss that nigga with any credibility..

But if we talkin just music wise MMG>>CTE..

 

[gee757]

I will never get the hate Jeezy receives smh..

Gibbs is a problem and i dont think noone on MMG would be able to diss that nigga with any credibility..

But if we talkin just music wise MMG>>CTE..

fam r u seriously gonna act like jeezy is just sum innocent victim? & fibbz is da son of a cop that dude aint gangsta & hez not gonna blow on Coon Tom Entertainment imean damn jeezy cant put a album lol

 

[thatni99ajahmal]

fam r u seriously gonna act like jeezy is just sum innocent victim? & fibbz is da son of a cop that dude aint gangsta & hez not gonna blow on Coon Tom Entertainment imean damn jeezy cant put a album lol

Innocent victim?? I said i dont get the hate.. The same as i dont get the J.Cole hate.. What does being the son of a cop mean?? That you cant do dirt?? Tell that to the preachers kids that are wilder than most kids.. Yall niggas are blinded and boxed into one way of seeing things..

 

[gee757]

Innocent victim?? I said i dont get the hate.. The same as i dont get the J.Cole hate.. What does being the son of a cop mean?? That you cant do dirt?? Tell that to the preachers kids that are wilder than most kids.. Yall niggas are blinded and boxed into one way of seeing things..

well jeezy is a HATER himself so i hope u understand now & if rozay aint gangsta cuz he was a teen co fa a yr & sum change then therr is no way fibbz is gangsta when he was raised by a COP lol@ da preacherz kidz ya rite tho smh

 

[thatni99ajahmal]

well jeezy is a HATER himself so i hope u understand now & if rozay aint gangsta cuz he was a teen co fa a yr & sum change then therr is no way fibbz is gangsta when he was raised by a COP lol@ da preacherz kidz ya rite tho smh

Known of these niggas are "gangstas" if they were all of these niggas would have been touched by now..

 

[gee757]

Known of these niggas are "gangstas" if they were all of these would have been touched by now..

ok i agree 120%..

 

[H-Rap 180]

damn Coon Tom Entertainment is lookin flabby & sick out herr they aint built fa no street shit lol@ that last cte knock out video musik that shit was 2 funnie Coon Tom Entertainment is rackin them Lz up lol

Its all clown shit.

Jeezy might be able to fool internet squares with his "Imma real Ni99er" gimmick but whats so 'real' about you just because you sold some crack and claim to be a Crip?

Anybody can sell crack and last time I checked any random ni99er can be a gang-member as long as you are weak enough to submit to extortion and manipulation.

I dont subscribe to hype and hoopla, I look at a nicca's moves & maneuvers and Jeezy moves like a bitch or a low-level crack-dealer impersonating a real hustler/gangsta.

 

[gee757]

Its all clown shit.

Jeezy might be able to fool internet squares with his "Imma real Ni99er" gimmick but whats so 'real' about you just because you sold some crack and claim to be a Crip?

Anybody can sell crack and last time I checked any random ni99er can be a gang-member as long as you are weak enough to submit to extortion and manipulation.

I dont subscribe to hype and hoopla, I look at a nicca's moves & maneuvers and Jeezy moves like a bitch or a low-level crack-dealer impersonating a real hustler/gangsta.

i guess thatz y da people that matter n bmf is shittin on his lame azz now lol@ jeezy bringin da real back smh..,,.

 

[DMTxTHC]

Word^, like i said before, real nigga=/=street nigga. Someone could sell crack and weed and still neglect their children...

...only fools and kids are impressed by that gimmick. You gotta be naive as hell to believe everything an emcee claims on wax.

 

[gee757]

word^, like i said before, real nigga=/=street nigga. Someone could sell crack and weed and still neglect their children...

...only fools and kids are impressed by that gimmick. you gotta be naive as hell to believe everything an emcee claims on wax.

bingo.,.,.

 

[Dr Bang]

Innocent victim?? I said i dont get the hate.. The same as i dont get the J.Cole hate.. What does being the son of a cop mean?? That you cant do dirt?? Tell that to the preachers kids that are wilder than most kids.. Yall niggas are blinded and boxed into one way of seeing things..

Yes, Freddie Gibbs pops was a Cop, but he got fired when freddie was young, then his father became lazy and did nothing but creep on freddie's mom, and i think his pops use to sing or some shit, so he would sometimes go do shows around the country.

But IDK he has an ill story, there's a lot of stuff he needs to clear up though. I'm sure he will in the future.

 

[Dr Bang]

Gary Rapper a throwback to 1990s’ heyday of gangsta rap

The landmarks of rising gangsta rap star Freddie Gibbs’ youth rise bleakly against a gray December sky:

Here is the house where Gibbs was raised, and the burned-out crack house next door; worn-out looking Washington Park, where Gibbs climbed on the jungle gym and shot baskets; the cracked, weed-strewn concrete pad on Virginia Street that was a Dairy Queen; a few blocks away is the liquor store where his cousin was shot dead.

On a freezing December day, Gibbs is taking his California-born girlfriend on a tour of the pothole-pitted streets of his hometown, the subject of his critically acclaimed mix tapes. The scenery is familiar material to gangsta rap music listeners, a genre decried for glorifying the culture of violence and drugs in American inner cities, though the settings more often are Brooklyn, Los Angeles or, in more recent releases, New Orleans, Houston or Chicago.

Gary is apparently fertile ground for rap, to judge the acclaim for Gibbs’ Gary-centric mix tapes — including “Live From Gary, Indiana.”

Gibbs has not signed to any record label since he was dropped from a development deal with Interscope Records two years ago, but has built a following on the Internet that includes critics from The New Yorker, LA Weekly and the music Web site Pitchfork, who praise his gruff, staccato delivery of stories bleak, violent and, in the strange nostalgia of gangsta rap, sentimental.

The New Yorker dubbed him the future of hip-hop music. Pitchfork’s review of one of Gibbs’ online record releases ends: “Guys like Freddie Gibbs are saving rap.”

By all accounts, Gibbs is on the way to something big. Record companies have come calling again.

“They’re all coming around, offering the same deal, a $250,000 advance,” Gibbs said. “I’m holding out for at least $1 million. I can make $250,000 on my own, doing what I’m doing.”

If Gibbs seems to hold outsize hopes for his future, keep in mind, he already has caught more breaks than most 27-year-olds from Gary. He clearly is expecting another.

“When I get there, I’d like to do something with that park,” he says as he turns past Washington Park, motes of gray snow serpentining across frozen brown grass. “Maybe they’ll name it after me.”

If the day ever comes when the city considers a Gibbs Park, there may be more debate than when city leaders were begging Michael Jackson and his family to locate a museum in Gary.

While Michael had courtroom baggage and died of drug-related causes, he never, as Gibbs does in nearly every one of his videos, smoked marijuana on camera. And Gibbs’ hit “Murder On My Mind” is unlikely to have the same toe-tapping, multigenerational appeal as Jackson’s “Thriller.”

Freddie Gibbs is not, in fact, his name. Gibbs’ real name, confirmed by Gary Police Vice Squad detectives, is Freddie Tipton.

As Freddie Tipton, he starred as a wide receiver at West Side High School and made the team at Ball State University. Gibbs was the alias he gave to police throughout his youth, to avoid embarrassing his father, a Gary police officer who moonlighted as a singer.

Freddie Tipton was arrested more than six years ago for gun possession in Tolleston Park in what he admits was an obvious, late-night marijuana deal.

Gibbs’ parents were mortified at the arrest. At a court hearing, Gibbs refused to tell the judge where he’d gotten the gun, and said he found it at the park.

“And she (the judge) said, ‘You mean to tell me if I go to Tolleston Park, I’ll find a gun lying there?’ And Freddie said, ‘Maybe you will and maybe you won’t,’ ” said his mother, Linda. “I would have locked him up.”

Gibbs, who said he was kicked out of Ball State after his freshman year, got and lost a succession of minimum-wage jobs. When he was charged again with drug possession, he was given the chance to avoid jail time by enlisting in the Army.

He finished boot camp and managed to almost immediately earn a dishonorable discharge by regularly smoking weed. He made his way into music when he went to a Gary recording studio to sell drugs to aspiring rappers.

All of this is no longer news to Linda Tipton, who has read about Gibbs’ street life in magazine profiles and heard about it in her son’s lyrics. But it remains a mystery to her.

Gibbs’ younger sister is a graduate student in environmental science. His younger brother graduated from Notre Dame and is applying to medical school.

“We are all hoping he turns his rap around for Jesus,” Linda Tipton said, shortly after she is handed a copy of LA Weekly with her oldest son glowering on the cover.

Asked, after his mother has left, about his plans for a Christian rap career, Gibbs said, “That ain’t gonna happen.”
Throwback to earlier rap era

Gibbs’ musical stylings are a throwback to the 1990s’ heyday of gangsta, when Ice Cube and Tupac Shakur shocked audiences with violent images of life as a young black man in a blighted city.

The scene for much of the West Coast gangsta rap were locales like South Central Los Angeles or Compton, Calif., areas about Gary’s size, with a comparable murder rates.

“The stuff I rap about, that’s just what it is. It’s like being a journalist,” he said. “Even when I was selling drugs, it was just to get a little something, a pair of shoes, a girlfriend. I never saw myself becoming a big player.”

Gibbs said he works eight-hour days — his mixtape “The Labels Tryin to Kill Me!” has 81 tracks — with producers from his Interscope days.

His income comes from live shows and he’s finding himself in demand and bigger venues thanks to the Web and critical buzz. This time, he’s made his own break.

He left Gary to avoid the fate of former Gary rap groups that achieved regional fame when Gibbs was in high school, like MCA and The Grind Family — which broke up after key members of the groups were convicted in massive drug conspiracies. Gibbs regularly talks to Grind Family member and current federal inmate Will Scrilla.

For Gibbs’ part, he is serving probation for a second gun charge in California and he avoids trouble.

“My music doesn’t tell people to go out and do the things I’ve done,” Gibbs said. “Those guys that have $5 million in the bank and get caught with a gun? That won’t be me.

“I was carrying because I needed to be carrying then. When I’ve got $10 million, I’ll have security.”