"Raw-U" - Lil' Duval

Simp Anthems > Trick Anthems all day every day.

50 vs... well, you know the drill...

Curtis is back at it, with a thinly veiled Lil' Wayne diss then a tirade on the best ringtone rapper to put out two solid albums, Ricky Ross... SMH

Super Sonic Chucky Cheese (Charles Hamilton Diss) - Rhymefest

Echoing his interview with Saigon and released in the wake of Hamilton's failed battle challenge, 'Fest goes in on the New Jack.

Lil' Wayne - Prom Queen

We'll certainly discuss this one in a bit...

Crucial Conflict - Hay (In the Middle of the Barn)

The first video I ever loved.



Guilty pleasure? Perhaps... I had never smoked, and had no plans on it, but this song was like a live action Avengers, or Justice League in the sense that a group of guys who individually may or may not have constructed a good song teamed up to craft quite the hit. To this day, I know little to nothing about Crucial Conflict same for the fact that them niggas are Kunntry (word to Adam Hansen) and they love smokin' as it turns out, hay. Throw in an actual barn and a black cowboy (or is that cattleman historians?) and you have a hip-hop classic. Whats the first video that left you guys wanting more?

Can't stop, Won't stop.

You saw this coming...

Now, before I start, let me preface my words by saying maybe they went a bit too far. With that said, I must be fulla shit. Everything Young Jeezy and Hov said was a) artistic expression and b) no worse that all of the slurs, jokes and text messages I’ve heard and received while my dude was on the campaign trail. Since when was it a crime to verbally let out your frustrations? Nobody threatened Bush or tried to persuade anyone to cause him harm, just said that they were ready for a change. Then here comes old bitch-ass Bill O’Reilly runnin’ his mouth about equality and togetherness… this is the same guy who tried to throw Dame Dash under the bus for articulating the point that music isn’t to blame for people wylin’ out of their own free will… you know, that people are responsible for their actions? Nobody told George Bush to fuck off the economy, so now it’s wrong to point the finger at him? Sounds like some old bullshit to me. After that, he brings in Dennis Miller (whom I enjoy) to get a feel on whether Jigga and Jeezy’s words carry weight? Really, Dennis Miller? Who does he speak for? This is the guy who was too “funny” for Monday Night Football. Word? Here we see another one of O’Reilly’s failed attempts to lump give and in turn take away credibility to black entertainers i.e. rappers. Why can’t people like him accept that all artists, black or otherwise, are a bit eccentric and emotional so their opinions will always be a bit extreme? Oh yeah, I suppose that doesn’t really put butts in the seats… SMH…