CountBlack
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You guys gotta notice when you're being trolled.
Kendrick Lamar's verse
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bobbychalkers
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J5 On Em...J5 On Em...J5 On Em...UH OH HERE IT COMES GUYS
/deceased
J5 On Em...J5 On Em...J5 On Em...
J5 On Em...J5 On Em...J5 On Em...
J5 On Em...J5 On Em...J5 On Em...
Jest Chillin
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That's not out of the ordinary. That camp has some odd styles but Tech's always appreciated aggressive battle bars.
aorange999
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We got Phil Jackson responding and shit
Ha Phil killin it.
TheKaeptain
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Just remember this Phil responded before the dudes in the song did.
WanderingWind
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What's the last rap verse that had old head, new cats, TMZ and Phil Jackson speaking on it? We're living in magical times, fellas.
Well, assuming all these cats don't just fall back asleep after being slapped with an open palm
Well, assuming all these cats don't just fall back asleep after being slapped with an open palm
TheKaeptain
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Dude fucking NBA and sports journalist are talking about it. Shit, Variety's reality TV's person was talking about the track on twitter.
The Return of
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This is the only way to respond. If you are going into the booth just to spit a verse against this instead of creating an album then that rapper needs to get his shit together
Grover Cleveland
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Papi too trill
Papi should've called out the other ESPN shows.
Kendrick knows better than to claim King of the South. that's a ticket he cant punch.
The Return of
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Is this Pimp C's son trying to call Atlanta east coast again tho
Grover Cleveland
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Had Kenny claimed King of the South, we would have had two dozen responses out of Atlanta, Htown, and Miami by now.
New York just has Ortiz's verse and Joe Buddens having a period on Twitter.
TheKaeptain
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That would probably get an amazing song from Killer Mike though.
MuddyDonut
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Nah I just like to differentiate the south because we may sound the same but cats in the A got a way different style than those in Texas. Also Pastor Troy should climb out of his hole and start teaching these Molly poppin dope boys how to spit bars not catch phrases and adlibs.
victreeb3l
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I love how huge this has gotten
Hahaha
Atlanta and H-town for sure I still remember the shot storm when T.I. was making king of the south claims. Pump C called him and Jeezy out till the day he died. Would have loved to see North Carolina get in. Maybe MEDIAN if he hasn't quit rap again.
Killer Mike already knows he don't want it.
Read between the line folks, K.Dot didn't directly call out the rappers he mentioned. I have a feeling he wants to call the rappers he didn't.
Although it wasn't Kendrick's best verse, I have to admit it was the most emotional. Obviously this verse is important to modern Hip-Hop. Kendrink is trying to start a fire and woke up the industry, trying to bring back the core of hip-hop. I would like to see who takes this verse seriously and step up.
Joey Bada$$, Mac Miller, Tyga seem to take it seriously just to name a few.
Although it wasn't Kendrick's best verse, I have to admit it was the most emotional. Obviously this verse is important to modern Hip-Hop. Kendrink is trying to start a fire and woke up the industry, trying to bring back the core of hip-hop. I would like to see who takes this verse seriously and step up.
Joey Bada$$, Mac Miller, Tyga seem to take it seriously just to name a few.
Vanillalite
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Late but I just saw this and can barely stop laughing to post this.
I hate you for making me read that in Huey's voice.
Atlanta's held hostage by 2 Chainz and Jeezy.
devious.one
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I'm late as fuck to this, and I can't find a decent link at all to listen to this. The Inflexwetrust link ain't workin' for me (won't let me hit play), and every youtube link I go to just ends up being some fake ass dude trying to get his 15minutes of play in.
Quick Edit-- Nvm, soon as I hit submit the next link I hit I found a proper cdq.
Quick Edit-- Nvm, soon as I hit submit the next link I hit I found a proper cdq.
FantasticMrFoxdie
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Bobby Roberts
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People are reacting to this verse like Game of Thrones characters hearing about this "King in the North" kid with his army of wolves.
Byakuya769
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Red weddings coming.
So the guy makes the equivalent of a Pop-GAF post about calling people out and taking their core fans and this is some huge event in hip-hop? Is it because Americans have an obsession with celebrities and icons and any perceived slight is some sort of news event? I could hit the character limit with Ford's "Who gives a shit?" GIF and not cover my confusion over this. Is hip-hop this sad?
Bobby Roberts
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Valar Morghulis.
So basically what you are saying is that you loved the song?
I'm trying to figure this out too. I guess I just don't get hip hop culture. A rapper called himself king of something and all of a sudden it's a major event. Don't all rappers do that incessantly?
I'm not trying to start some trolling BS, I'd actually like an explanation if possible. I want to understand.
The production sucks and he's the only decent part of it I heard. With that said I still don't understand what the big deal is. There's no "ether" in a rich dude calling out other rich dudes.
Jesus Christ. Shut the fuck up. He called people out. He had no reason to do so. He's one of the biggest names in rap/music right now, across all bases essentially. He named names. He dropped a good ass verse. People talk about these things.
We've had so many people come in and call rap "sorry". Rap is better than it has been in a long time.
We've had so many people come in and call rap "sorry". Rap is better than it has been in a long time.
He's from Cali and called himself "The King of New York". NY rappers go at each other over that shit so having a guy with one "official" album under his belt say it who is from the opposite side of the country (while spazzin the rest of the verse as well) is a big deal. Besides that he basically shitted on all of the other popular rappers that he's been competing with since he came out. It's entertaining. He don't smoke crack motherfucka he sell it. Get it?
The Return of
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Thanks for being respectful about it.
I thought the King of New York thing was a Biggie reference.
Bobby Roberts
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I think this verse is resonating because it's basically reality-show shit. Which we as an audience are WAY more used to now than basic battle shit.
Kendrick didn't even really call people out. He didn't really name names, or shit on people for their skills, or lack thereof. He even makes sure to qualify his verse with a basic "no disrespect" type gesture.
What he basically said was "I'm not here to make friends. I want all of your audience."
It's really no different than someone on a reality show going into the confessional and saying "I want everyone off this show, and I want the money they'd win for my own. That's it."
Kendrick didn't even really call people out. He didn't really name names, or shit on people for their skills, or lack thereof. He even makes sure to qualify his verse with a basic "no disrespect" type gesture.
What he basically said was "I'm not here to make friends. I want all of your audience."
It's really no different than someone on a reality show going into the confessional and saying "I want everyone off this show, and I want the money they'd win for my own. That's it."
I didn't know he was from Cali. I guess that makes more sense.
perfectchaos007
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hip hop fans are hungry for some beef. Kendrick gave us tofu, but we've convinced ourselves it's real meat.
Agreed.
I'm sorry, you called rap sorry and came at King Kendrick with a comparison to pop-GAF. Shit can't be taken lightly.
Also, it's pretty obvious why this has the hype it does if you understand anything about the rap game currently. Everybody is friends. Him saying this is a competition is a big deal. I'm not saying it's the best verse ever, but it's hot.
TheKaeptain
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