Fuck haters

[Streetz De Hood]

When did he call out hov? definitely wasn't on control or his bet verse.. n alot of ppl arent comprehending the situation correctly

[Streetz De Hood]

When did he call out hov? definitely wasn't on control or his bet verse.. n alot of ppl arent comprehending the situation correctly

[V3numb]

i was wondering the same shit and looked it up..

found nothing

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i was wondering the same shit and looked it up..

found nothing

[Streetz De Hood]

I think he's talking about control but he must not have listened to the whole verse...probably some he say she say... bc before he called anyone out he let it be known that hov, nas, eminenem and andre 3000 are the best... then called out all his peers ( the newer rappers)... its crazy how many ppl dont understand the verse

[Streetz De Hood]

I think he's talking about control but he must not have listened to the whole verse...probably some he say she say... bc before he called anyone out he let it be known that hov, nas, eminenem and andre 3000 are the best... then called out all his peers ( the newer rappers)... its crazy how many ppl dont understand the verse

Am I the only person on the planet that has no clue why Control is good?

Am I the only person on the planet that has no clue why Control is good?

[Streetz De Hood]

Probably bc you're not from America. So you're not getting the references and significance behind them.

[Streetz De Hood]

Probably bc you're not from America. So you're not getting the references and significance behind them.

But I like other American rappers?

I'm not as in touch with the LA riots but I'm still into NWA. I'm not so in touch with American politics but I still like a bit of Immortal Technique.

I didnt think the song was that good, and I didnt think it really sounded like he went in on anyone. Listen to Hit Em Up and Control side by side and Kendrick starts to look a lot like Mokane.

But I like other American rappers?

I'm not as in touch with the LA riots but I'm still into NWA. I'm not so in touch with American politics but I still like a bit of Immortal Technique.

I didnt think the song was that good, and I didnt think it really sounded like he went in on anyone. Listen to Hit Em Up and Control side by side and Kendrick starts to look a lot like Mokane.

[Joe MuGGz]

Originally Posted by UnEtH

But I like other American rappers?

I'm not as in touch with the LA riots but I'm still into NWA. I'm not so in touch with American politics but I still like a bit of Immortal Technique.

I didnt think the song was that good, and I didnt think it really sounded like he went in on anyone. Listen to Hit Em Up and Control side by side and Kendrick starts to look a lot like Mokane.

This is the first opinion I've gotten on that control verse from 'outter america'... I like your point of view here... my only rebuttal is that on Hit Em Up, we knew what the motive was.. Kendrick can't possibly think that he is silently going to take hip hop over... like no one is going to go at his neck.. He's tryin to say, to all the emcees out there... yall cool.. and we are friends... but FUCK YALL!... It doesnt work like that.. The crown is and always will be something that you have to forcefully TAKE in order for it to be respected..

let's just stand by and see what unfolds...

I will say this... I am glad he told these guys to SteP IT UP! For hip hops sake.. STEP THESE BARS UP!

[Joe MuGGz]

Originally Posted by UnEtH

But I like other American rappers?

I'm not as in touch with the LA riots but I'm still into NWA. I'm not so in touch with American politics but I still like a bit of Immortal Technique.

I didnt think the song was that good, and I didnt think it really sounded like he went in on anyone. Listen to Hit Em Up and Control side by side and Kendrick starts to look a lot like Mokane.

This is the first opinion I've gotten on that control verse from 'outter america'... I like your point of view here... my only rebuttal is that on Hit Em Up, we knew what the motive was.. Kendrick can't possibly think that he is silently going to take hip hop over... like no one is going to go at his neck.. He's tryin to say, to all the emcees out there... yall cool.. and we are friends... but FUCK YALL!... It doesnt work like that.. The crown is and always will be something that you have to forcefully TAKE in order for it to be respected..

let's just stand by and see what unfolds...

I will say this... I am glad he told these guys to SteP IT UP! For hip hops sake.. STEP THESE BARS UP!

[Streetz De Hood]

Yeah pretty much what he said.... the media has turned its image into a diss track but the verse wasn't a diss it was a open challenge to his peers to revive the competitive nature in hip hop.. when u look at the verse through that lens you'll see why it was a powerful verse... n if u still can't then I feel bad for u bc that verse was the best thing to happen to hip hop this year as far as lyrical accountability

[Streetz De Hood]

Yeah pretty much what he said.... the media has turned its image into a diss track but the verse wasn't a diss it was a open challenge to his peers to revive the competitive nature in hip hop.. when u look at the verse through that lens you'll see why it was a powerful verse... n if u still can't then I feel bad for u bc that verse was the best thing to happen to hip hop this year as far as lyrical accountability

[V3numb]

Originally Posted by M U G G Z

This is the first opinion I've gotten on that control verse from 'outter america'... I like your point of view here... my only rebuttal is that on Hit Em Up, we knew what the motive was.. Kendrick can't possibly think that he is silently going to take hip hop over... like no one is going to go at his neck.. He's tryin to say, to all the emcees out there... yall cool.. and we are friends... but FUCK YALL!... It doesnt work like that.. The crown is and always will be something that you have to forcefully TAKE in order for it to be respected..

let's just stand by and see what unfolds...

I will say this... I am glad he told these guys to SteP IT UP! For hip hops sake.. STEP THESE BARS UP!

i dont like your mixtape cover,, but i like what you said there..


hmu if you feel'in pay for a better quality one

[V3numb]

Originally Posted by M U G G Z

This is the first opinion I've gotten on that control verse from 'outter america'... I like your point of view here... my only rebuttal is that on Hit Em Up, we knew what the motive was.. Kendrick can't possibly think that he is silently going to take hip hop over... like no one is going to go at his neck.. He's tryin to say, to all the emcees out there... yall cool.. and we are friends... but FUCK YALL!... It doesnt work like that.. The crown is and always will be something that you have to forcefully TAKE in order for it to be respected..

let's just stand by and see what unfolds...

I will say this... I am glad he told these guys to SteP IT UP! For hip hops sake.. STEP THESE BARS UP!

i dont like your mixtape cover,, but i like what you said there..


hmu if you feel'in pay for a better quality one

[Execute]

Originally Posted by UnEtH

But I like other American rappers?

I'm not as in touch with the LA riots but I'm still into NWA. I'm not so in touch with American politics but I still like a bit of Immortal Technique.

I didnt think the song was that good, and I didnt think it really sounded like he went in on anyone. Listen to Hit Em Up and Control side by side and Kendrick starts to look a lot like Mokane.

Mokane is dope yo

[Execute]

Originally Posted by UnEtH

But I like other American rappers?

I'm not as in touch with the LA riots but I'm still into NWA. I'm not so in touch with American politics but I still like a bit of Immortal Technique.

I didnt think the song was that good, and I didnt think it really sounded like he went in on anyone. Listen to Hit Em Up and Control side by side and Kendrick starts to look a lot like Mokane.

Mokane is dope yo