@@SplashGunz if I’m correct his called Jada cos he got involved with Beans and Jada beef, something happened with beanie Siegel that made Jay regret getting involved.
Styles p has been my fav rapper of all time. Helped me grow an survive thru the grit. Low times up times. Styles music. If u know u know. I warmed up for him when he came to my city too. Box ticked. I didn’t care about rap goals after that.
@ROCKET MAN Them niggas clowns. You're ABSOLUTELY right. J is ALWAYS the weakest on anything with niggas that actually have bars. Jeezy dope boys, and the "U Don't Know" remix with MOP are shining examples. J got was the weakest link on the U Don't Know remix.
Nah the illest is dj domination love dinero the best of styles p, but other that all his mixtapes was fire, ghost stories the world according to p ghost in the shell ghost in the machine the ghost that sat by the door the phantom menace. I know there's more but I didn't listen too all by that time he was the best rapper ever to me hands down and oh yeah there's that ghost on the throne.
"I might buck at X or spit at the LOX other than that I don't be fuckin wit cats" -Jay-Z That implies he don't rhyme with niggas they were clearly sparring everytime they got together. He don't respect nobody else enough to even go back and forth. Shout out to the late 90's the platinum era
"Yeah I always felt a type of way that way back then anyway. I was pretty fucking ignorant to be honest wit you back then. I was a very egotistical prideful cowboy." Gotta respect that honesty. 💯
Nall kid, I went to school for music theory, literally, jazz was but people don't understand it, it's too complex. Many black geniuses(no exaggeration)graced that music from John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, Kenny Garrett, Freddie Hubbard, Herbie Hancock, and the list extends to include another 30 guys approximately
Kill Kill dissed Pac by name and confronted him in person. Chino XL did a whole freestyle dissing 2Pac on the radio but of course nobody’s gonna give Chino XL credit for anything. King Sun dissed Death Row. He didn’t say Pac’s name in that one but he was still referenced in it. Pac heard it and dissed him back. Granted we didn’t hear it til after Pac passed but Pac accepted it as a diss to him and acted accordingly.
Naw, that is disrespect to the new generation,, they don't get a pass,,, this new generation is trash,, 90s and 2000s music will always be the best hip hop era ever
Depends on who you talking about. That golden era sound is alive and well, it just isn’t as popping or mainstream as it once was. But you got the Griselda dudes, the dudes from Rochester, Rome Streetz, Mach Hommy, Fahim, Roc Marci, even some of those Canadian cats are killing it right now. Some of the OG producers are still killing it too and some new dudes.
Reminds me of Asher D and Megaman from So Solid Crew on They Don't Know. Looking back now it's obvious they were going at each other personally but the verses were 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The best anonymous timeless beef verse that you can play in Any era of hip hop to any hip hop artist. Even now! Just the opening bar “I don’t give a f*ck who you are so f*ck who you are
I’ve been waiting on this. His verse on Reservoir Dogs is my favorite. Then Beans, then Kiss, then Sheek. Everyone else’s verse I could’ve did without (even Hov’s). 🗣️ I don’t give a f*** who you are so f*** who you are! I don’t give about a pretty b****, watch or a car! I don’t care about your block & whoever you shot! I don’t care about your album & whenever it drop! 🤣
I remember DMX did a song called, "Trina Moe" off the Great Depression album. X raps, "3 nixxas, 3 months to go gold?" Everyone knew that like was for The Lox
Notice his whole list of “all great Emcees” are from NewYork. This is the 90s mentality, and they like to deny it when other people point it out. Watch the comments under this post.
New York really did have the best rappers in the 90s. It was the lyrics, style, rhyming, words used, technique, slang, skill, allegories, metaphors, etc. It just seems as if New York was more advanced when it came to rap than other regions.
@@universalconquest4447 Please stop it. “The Chronic” took rap to another level. I’ve Cube’s “AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted” is better than 99.9 % of 90s rap albums. Snoops “Doggystyle”changed HipHop; and it also moved more units in its first week than just about any rap album ever. So, your interest in certain types of “lyrics, style, rhyming, words used, technique, slang, skill, allegories, methaphors, etc.” are based on personal perspective and preference. In so many cases, with NewYork natives in particular, it’s straight bias.
@@MrHowse-rt5bonah it’s just a fact that most legends come out of ny. Nothing against other rappers I like out of town rappers too but it’s just a fact.
I fuckin knew it!! Not about the hov song. I always felt SP was taking shots at Big on “last days” listen to the last few bars.. so if he took shots at Jay, I know damn well he would take shots at Big especially since they thought Biggie took shots at them on that freestyle
It's crazy cuz the first time I heard you'll see and I heard big verse I felt like that could possibly have been aimed at the LOX even though they was on the track with him.
I could tell Styles P was Jamaican so then I googled it's guess what his father is from Yard Jamaican then his mother south African and so that explains his unique features
Everyone had fire verses on Reservoir Dogs. But the best will forever be Jay’s in my opinion. It’s called subliminal shots. The Lox did that when they were going at Jay for stealing their songs when Beanie came in Jay’s defense and they did it to 50 Cent when he was going at them and of course Jay-Z is known to take shots at everyone subliminally on his songs but he sometimes makes direct disses which leads to him getting brutally murdered on diss tracks.
@@willforeverpubg4235 To be honest most of the artists he dissed destroyed him. Nas of course with Ether, Cam’ron did with You Gotta Love It, Beanie Sigel with Average Cat, Jim Jones with Harlem, Game with My Bitch, 50 Cent with Be A Gentleman, 2Pac with All Out, Mobb Deep with Crawlin’, and The Lox with their Fiesta (Freestyle). Jay has some good diss tracks but most of them are weak, inferior and aren’t as hard or memorable other than Takeover and Blueprint 2. He never even responded to these people. So he pretty much lost the majority of his beefs but to his defense, he isn’t really a battle rapper.
@@dmercy8477uldn’t considered all of those destroying Jay. Definitely not crawling from Mobb Deep. Dope record but it wasn’t enough to combat takeover. Prodigy was never the same after Takeover. You would’ve been better off naming Prodigy’s Keep it thoro. Neither did My Bitch from The Game. You gotta love it is debatable considering the fact that Jay went hard at Cam and Dame with Dig a hole. Never heard the 50 diss and if I did I didn’t know that was about Jay. Jay never dissed Pac on wax. He dissed him at a couple shows but he never recorded a Pac diss. Had no idea Harlem was even a Jay diss but I wouldn’t call that destroying him either. Yea you got a few reaches in there my man. And this is coming from somebody that’s more of a Nas fan lol
@@dmercy8477 He responded gotta listen to the music. He just uses slick lines don't do whole songs. Him & Mase was going at each other heavy back then
These rappers be mad egotistical, just cause a rapper says something that can be applied to another rapper, it doesn’t mean it was directed at that specific rapper. There were and is mad rappers “talking it “ but not “living it”.
Jay z -do it again -🎼”I seen the same shit happen to Kane,3 cuts in ya eye brows trying to wil out ,3 cuts(the lox)that got the song wil out …subliminal line …he nice but hov is a monster
Art Of Dialogue is a Jay-Z hate channel. I enjoy some of the interviews that you’ve done but you gotta stop telling people what to say and just let them talk and listen. Seriously, my god. All this channel does is take shots at Jay and I don’t even like Jay.
These New York dudes all sneak diss eachother it be alot of fake love and that's what Pac didn't like about New York dudes they'll smile in yo face but be dissing u in they music 💯
Mobb Deep dissed Pac by calling him 2knot, one knot from being shot & the other for getting r@ped.. Not all NY dudes were subliminal my child, class dismissed!
I always wondered what P spits right after "I Ruff Ryde and pop a fella for Roc-A-Fella..." Musta been some I'll shit for Jay to have to censor it with 'Whut the fuuuuck?'
I don’t know why they waited 15 years to drop another lox album after we are the streets. They should of made at least 2 more lox albums between 2000 and 2005. The first 2 albums was classics. Music changed after 05 and the south took over.
You hear Jay in the background he was feeling Styles verse. Hoppin in ya casket, Bout to go the hell wit cha, blow the L wit cha, tell the whole world I'm spittin, let'em know them shells hit yah
YO ART.... u starting to GET CARRIED AWAY WITH THE OPINIONS AND SWAYING ANSWERS. U are great BECAUSE U NEVER DID THAT BEFORE.. STOP TELLING THE ARTIST WHAT THEY SHOULD SAY AND BE QUIET. THAT WAS YOUR NICHE "BUT I MEAN YALL ARE THE LOX, WTF"
Styles P verse was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
it wasn't🤦🏾♂️
Yeah and notorious B1 big daddy was fire 🔥😂 also haha
He takes accountability for his youthful ways.
"Gangster and a gentleman" black magic was my favorite song on that album.
"Styles and I'm Ruff Ryder "Was my favorite on that all,But the whole project can get my ears.❤🎉
Black magic still in rotation and my brother
That album was fire.
Every song on that album serves a different purpose
Styles P is the only guy to take shots at Jay-Z on his own song & also throwing a chair at Puff 😂
Yes jay let that slide but next album jayz dropped "do it again" hitting all of the lox 😂
@@SavageLife84 then he apologized after to them well to Jadakiss
@@SplashGunz if I’m correct his called Jada cos he got involved with Beans and Jada beef, something happened with beanie Siegel that made Jay regret getting involved.
😂
@Michael Jay okay I just caught it three Cuts in your eyebrow trying to Wild out?
His verse was 🔥🔥🔥😂
“Shooting backwards just for practice”
Wasn't a bad verse no where
@@mrdrell7871 not one 💯
@@mrdrell7871 word
This was sigel first track on an album and he made everyone go “WHO DAT 😂 classic record
In high school, me n my boys was SUPER amped when that Styles verse came on. Met him in Jersey too. A real Gangster and a Gentleman ❤️🔥🖤💚⚡️
Amazing just watched Jadakiss New Drunken Champs, now I get sent a Styles video, Really getting Blessed with My LOX brothers on my day off 🙌 🙏 ❤
(Song Styles P is referring to at the end where BIG throws a shot at them) Lox X BIG - You’ll See (1996) 🔥
Styles p has been my fav rapper of all time. Helped me grow an survive thru the grit. Low times up times. Styles music. If u know u know. I warmed up for him when he came to my city too. Box ticked. I didn’t care about rap goals after that.
Jay blacked on Reservoir Dogs using what Styles said before and responded masterfully. One of my fave instant clap backs ever.
Word
@ROCKET MAN "I know pop you can't stand us cause we cock them hammers..." lol
@@majorpaiyne2124 HA!
@Rocketboy ion know what u talking about
@ROCKET MAN 🤡🤡
@ROCKET MAN Them niggas clowns. You're ABSOLUTELY right. J is ALWAYS the weakest on anything with niggas that actually have bars. Jeezy dope boys, and the "U Don't Know" remix with MOP are shining examples. J got was the weakest link on the U Don't Know remix.
"The ghost that Sat by the door". Is one of the illest mixtapes by Styles 🔥🔥🔥🔥
🐺
GHOST IN THE MACHINE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ghost in the shell
Ghosting
Nah the illest is dj domination love dinero the best of styles p, but other that all his mixtapes was fire, ghost stories the world according to p ghost in the shell ghost in the machine the ghost that sat by the door the phantom menace. I know there's more but I didn't listen too all by that time he was the best rapper ever to me hands down and oh yeah there's that ghost on the throne.
Styles P 👑✊🏾 FARMACY FOR LIFE 💯🖤✌🏾👌🏾👑 Thank You For Saving My Life My Brother. Many Blessings To You & Your Family
Nobody:
Art: Beanie "Single"
Lmao I was looking for this one
Styles P a heavy hitter a real gangster peace
Glad you got the Ghost on here 🔥🔥🔥
Jay asked him if it was about him and he said no 😂. But anyways jay knew he was lying and responded back in his verse
Jay not trippin
Exactly! I thought I was the only one who noticed that.
Styles is a legend...that verse is sick too thats what makes it so awesome
Legendary verse from styles p!
"I might buck at X or spit at the LOX other than that I don't be fuckin wit cats" -Jay-Z That implies he don't rhyme with niggas they were clearly sparring everytime they got together. He don't respect nobody else enough to even go back and forth. Shout out to the late 90's the platinum era
*bark
“It’s like that”
That’s me of my favourite Jay Z songs produced by kid Capri
And that’s where he played himself
*Nas has entered the chat*
@@TheRealLeonardWashington of course he respects nas he gave him one verse on takeover
@@SmooDeeAhh I’m responding to the quote. He didn’t name Nas
Reservoir Dogs-Hardknock Life. Classic Song for a classic album.
"Yeah I always felt a type of way that way back then anyway. I was pretty fucking ignorant to be honest wit you back then. I was a very egotistical prideful cowboy."
Gotta respect that honesty. 💯
respect the honesty and love the growth.
Styles P one of my favorite MC’s 🎤
“I dunno which album it was”
“I dont care about your album and whenever it drop”
90s Hip Hop greatest form of music every created
Nall kid, I went to school for music theory, literally, jazz was but people don't understand it, it's too complex. Many black geniuses(no exaggeration)graced that music from John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, Kenny Garrett, Freddie Hubbard, Herbie Hancock, and the list extends to include another 30 guys approximately
@@ColtranesOffspring45 no music was as complex, original with that many styles
Styles p in my top 5 for sure
REAL TALK 🔥🔥 and he’s my favorite member of the L.O.X. 💯
This is for the people that say nobody dared diss Tupac by name. Back in those days it was all subliminals. But rappers knew who they were going at.
Hit'em up
Dre Day
No Vaseline
Real Compton City Gs
THE B ITCH IN YOU
And many many more disses named names.
Kill Kill dissed Pac by name and confronted him in person. Chino XL did a whole freestyle dissing 2Pac on the radio but of course nobody’s gonna give Chino XL credit for anything. King Sun dissed Death Row. He didn’t say Pac’s name in that one but he was still referenced in it. Pac heard it and dissed him back. Granted we didn’t hear it til after Pac passed but Pac accepted it as a diss to him and acted accordingly.
@@plantbasedministries9233Luke dissed the shit outta kid and play don't forget quick diss dollars and cents
Yeah but in NYC it was mostly subliminal disses.
Names don't make a person tough anyways.. it's always more fun to figure it out
Sheek still had the best verse.......So underrated.........
All Sheek versus be the best verses and underrated
Very underrated artist period.
@@husslecrowe2774 word.....
stfu before I blast and banned from tv yo ass… without a mask look at the camera like what…
Hands down!!! Sheek shined on this song
" you gotta be in the league to know That was possibly for me" facts you can fall down rabbit hole
“ I KNOW POP YOU CANT STAND US CAUSE WE POP THEM HAMMERS” hov responded immediately 😂🏆
.. I DONT CARE ABUT YA ALBUM AND WHENEVER IT DROP 😉
on my TH-cam channel i do food reviews while I’m super high💯
@@SevenHunnid ima check you
Yeah, most people never catch that. I always knew that Styles was dissing Jay in his verse, but nobody picked up the fact Jay caught it.
How is this a response?
The 90's Hip Hop was, is and will the best era of Hip Hop. No disrespect to the new generation
Naw, that is disrespect to the new generation,, they don't get a pass,,, this new generation is trash,, 90s and 2000s music will always be the best hip hop era ever
Depends on who you talking about. That golden era sound is alive and well, it just isn’t as popping or mainstream as it once was. But you got the Griselda dudes, the dudes from Rochester, Rome Streetz, Mach Hommy, Fahim, Roc Marci, even some of those Canadian cats are killing it right now. Some of the OG producers are still killing it too and some new dudes.
@@Nicolas-tf1ub Griselda is dope as hell, Kendrick , Joyner Lucas even DAX
@@jayfonda1534Joyner and DAX? 😂😂😂😂 not over j Cole or big Sean or wale or JID or KRIT or Schoolboy Q or boldly and I can go on
Art been working. He’s done interviews with Spice 1, Tyrin Turner, MC Eight, Napoleon (Again) Tone Loc, Sillk the Shocker, and now Styles P. 💪🏿🔥🔥🔥
Reminds me of Asher D and Megaman from So Solid Crew on They Don't Know. Looking back now it's obvious they were going at each other personally but the verses were 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The best anonymous timeless beef verse that you can play in Any era of hip hop to any hip hop artist. Even now! Just the opening bar
“I don’t give a f*ck who you are so f*ck who you are
@@donduv7609" I don't care about a pretty bitch, watch or a car"
Those 90's NY subliminals were pretty epic.
Jay, nas, big, ll, lox, mase, de la soul...
One thing about the truth…IT STAY THE SAME
I’ve been waiting on this. His verse on Reservoir Dogs is my favorite. Then Beans, then Kiss, then Sheek. Everyone else’s verse I could’ve did without (even Hov’s).
🗣️ I don’t give a f*** who you are so f*** who you are! I don’t give about a pretty b****, watch or a car! I don’t care about your block & whoever you shot! I don’t care about your album & whenever it drop! 🤣
To me that line was weak
You dont get it.
@@jarvisstephenson7039 it was weak . It’s just the energy
@@terry8046 I get it but still wasn’t that big of diss and the verse compared to styles p standards was so so
@@animebrospodcast4577 the story behind the verse is attention grabbing but just judging from the verse itself, it was weak
I was waiting on somebody to ask styles this question you a real legend Art 🤣
*”Beanie Single”*
- Art
That’s how u keep the bag going and still stand on your beliefs 💪🏽😂😂
Does anyone know if Erick Sermon was in the studio when they made Reservoir Dogs or did he "send the beat"?
Did this man just say Beanie Single 😂 Styles face says it all
I remember DMX did a song called, "Trina Moe" off the Great Depression album. X raps, "3 nixxas, 3 months to go gold?" Everyone knew that like was for The Lox
Styles Has The Best Mix Tape!!!!! Ghost In The Shell!!!
Yo..digging this...I need a house so big ..I need a shuttle to the kitchen...😂❤
Big Boi is hella good at taking shots on collab tracks. He never went at the Dungeon but everyone else got it
Jay let that slide but he got them back on vol3 " do it again" ..
Ok but the very last line of Styles verse proves that it wasn't that serious. I mean he basically walked all that shit back
Styles smooth as hell with the flow
Was biggie was goin at them on "Last day"
Styles P is real. Period. Good he did it!
I believe in spitting a crazy verse from a friendly competitive perspective but not sneak dissing another Emcee I'm on the same record with.
Not saying the honey verse wasn’t crazy, but that’s a lol for any styles p fan that knows the catalogue 😂
Right lol
“I dont give a F who you are, so F who you are”
Styles snapped on that track
Notice his whole list of “all great Emcees” are from NewYork. This is the 90s mentality, and they like to deny it when other people point it out. Watch the comments under this post.
New York really did have the best rappers in the 90s. It was the lyrics, style, rhyming, words used, technique, slang, skill, allegories, metaphors, etc. It just seems as if New York was more advanced when it came to rap than other regions.
@@universalconquest4447 Please stop it. “The Chronic” took rap to another level. I’ve Cube’s “AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted” is better than 99.9 % of 90s rap albums. Snoops “Doggystyle”changed HipHop; and it also moved more units in its first week than just about any rap album ever. So, your interest in certain types of “lyrics, style, rhyming, words used, technique, slang, skill, allegories, methaphors, etc.” are based on personal perspective and preference. In so many cases, with NewYork natives in particular, it’s straight bias.
@@MrHowse-rt5bo just like how LA is biased for LA and the south is biased for the south and Russianis biased for Russia
@@MrHowse-rt5bonah it’s just a fact that most legends come out of ny. Nothing against other rappers I like out of town rappers too but it’s just a fact.
I fuckin knew it!! Not about the hov song. I always felt SP was taking shots at Big on “last days” listen to the last few bars.. so if he took shots at Jay, I know damn well he would take shots at Big especially since they thought Biggie took shots at them on that freestyle
It's crazy cuz the first time I heard you'll see and I heard big verse I felt like that could possibly have been aimed at the LOX even though they was on the track with him.
CLASSIC VERSE 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I also thought he was taking a shot at Camron on fantastic four pt 2 also 😂😂
HIP HOP can we please have a LOX movie or documentary on their lives and how they linked up?????
🔥interview
Haiti inTha House.. well spoken.. gotta be inTha streets to know tha shots
😂 p was so angry in that verse, and you could tell (warranted, he had a bad day) ...but the story is never not funny.
Verse was legendary
..BEANS !!!
Who’s P ? Master P ?
@@Drejac1 Styles P, Pinero the Ghost!
And shout out to Jay for being a real enough nigga to go after all them spittas too
I could tell Styles P was Jamaican so then I googled it's guess what his father is from Yard Jamaican then his mother south African and so that explains his unique features
Everyone had fire verses on Reservoir Dogs. But the best will forever be Jay’s in my opinion. It’s called subliminal shots. The Lox did that when they were going at Jay for stealing their songs when Beanie came in Jay’s defense and they did it to 50 Cent when he was going at them and of course Jay-Z is known to take shots at everyone subliminally on his songs but he sometimes makes direct disses which leads to him getting brutally murdered on diss tracks.
Factz Hov caught that shit and fired off on em! Pay attention😊
Not going lie Nas buried Jay and Either.
@@willforeverpubg4235 To be honest most of the artists he dissed destroyed him. Nas of course with Ether, Cam’ron did with You Gotta Love It, Beanie Sigel with Average Cat, Jim Jones with Harlem, Game with My Bitch, 50 Cent with Be A Gentleman, 2Pac with All Out, Mobb Deep with Crawlin’, and The Lox with their Fiesta (Freestyle). Jay has some good diss tracks but most of them are weak, inferior and aren’t as hard or memorable other than Takeover and Blueprint 2. He never even responded to these people. So he pretty much lost the majority of his beefs but to his defense, he isn’t really a battle rapper.
@@dmercy8477uldn’t considered all of those destroying Jay. Definitely not crawling from Mobb Deep. Dope record but it wasn’t enough to combat takeover. Prodigy was never the same after Takeover. You would’ve been better off naming Prodigy’s Keep it thoro. Neither did My Bitch from The Game. You gotta love it is debatable considering the fact that Jay went hard at Cam and Dame with Dig a hole. Never heard the 50 diss and if I did I didn’t know that was about Jay. Jay never dissed Pac on wax. He dissed him at a couple shows but he never recorded a Pac diss. Had no idea Harlem was even a Jay diss but I wouldn’t call that destroying him either. Yea you got a few reaches in there my man. And this is coming from somebody that’s more of a Nas fan lol
@@dmercy8477 He responded gotta listen to the music. He just uses slick lines don't do whole songs. Him & Mase was going at each other heavy back then
He also did the same to 50 on Shot Down with DMX and 50
You gotta ask him about DMX dissing the Lox on "Trina Moe"
Sheek ask X about that and X said he wasn't talking about them
You will never catch a artist say anything bad against Jay Z today! He has too much money and power in the industry
* 50
Are you excluding his fellow old timers cause HOV has been catching it lately.
Facts
Only 50 cuz he dgaf 😂
All them ol heads take shots at Jay.U must've never heard of Gipp Spice 1 and Dame
These rappers be mad egotistical, just cause a rapper says something that can be applied to another rapper, it doesn’t mean it was directed at that specific rapper. There were and is mad rappers “talking it “ but not “living it”.
SP the ghost! Phantom menace!!!
"All them other hard n*****, they come from Yonkers."
Flava In Ya Ear remix Biggie and Craig Mack dissed each other on that song
Ghost is so underrated !!
His new album will make Young rappers step their game up.
Best verse on that monster track Pinero
Styles p we need you on hot box with mike tyson!
East coast gets a pass and preserves hip hop but west coast gets labeled ignorant and hostile when the ride is on
Jay z -do it again -🎼”I seen the same shit happen to Kane,3 cuts in ya eye brows trying to wil out ,3 cuts(the lox)that got the song wil out …subliminal line …he nice but hov is a monster
U gotta be in the league to know 💯
Styles dissed Cam'ron on the Fantastic Four pt. 2
My favorite verses on that joint was Styles P & Sauce Money
Styles did the same thing to Hell Rell on “Hardest Out”
One of the greatest shots was biggie’s flava in your ear remix verse…..
Art Of Dialogue is a Jay-Z hate channel. I enjoy some of the interviews that you’ve done but you gotta stop telling people what to say and just let them talk and listen. Seriously, my god. All this channel does is take shots at Jay and I don’t even like Jay.
As if it bothers Jay. If talking about him is gone help AOD platform let him do it. But he looks like a hater.
Vol.2 Hard Knock Life.😂Styles P was the Man on that Record. How could he forget which album its on😂?
S.P. look high as Fuck😂😂😂
Him figuring out Biggie other subliminals but acting shocked about Long kiss goodnight 🤔
we are not the same.
Biggie gotbat the Lox on last day tooo tho
Styles did hov dirty
These New York dudes all sneak diss eachother it be alot of fake love and that's what Pac didn't like about New York dudes they'll smile in yo face but be dissing u in they music 💯
Mobb Deep dissed Pac by calling him 2knot, one knot from being shot & the other for getting r@ped..
Not all NY dudes were subliminal my child, class dismissed!
I always wondered what P spits right after "I Ruff Ryde and pop a fella for Roc-A-Fella..." Musta been some I'll shit for Jay to have to censor it with 'Whut the fuuuuck?'
I don’t know why they waited 15 years to drop another lox album after we are the streets. They should of made at least 2 more lox albums between 2000 and 2005. The first 2 albums was classics. Music changed after 05 and the south took over.
He just admitted to starting the beef.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You hear Jay in the background he was feeling Styles verse. Hoppin in ya casket, Bout to go the hell wit cha, blow the L wit cha, tell the whole world I'm spittin, let'em know them shells hit yah
YO ART.... u starting to GET CARRIED AWAY WITH THE OPINIONS AND SWAYING ANSWERS. U are great BECAUSE U NEVER DID THAT BEFORE.. STOP TELLING THE ARTIST WHAT THEY SHOULD SAY AND BE QUIET. THAT WAS YOUR NICHE "BUT I MEAN YALL ARE THE LOX, WTF"
Styles P seemed like he didn't want to talk about that verse. The interviewer had to basically pull it out of him. It was like pulling teeth.
Styles P didn't wana confess of that murder
Styles "I Forgot" P
Styles murk blackout on dmx album also