DJ Premier Recalls Suge Punking Him And Telling Biggie To F**k Off(Premo Finds Thread PG.4)
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The only rapper that Suge didn't punk was Nas. Nas & Jungle met Pac 3 days before he died and suge was there to. Nas yell at them and they made pz
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^Daz came weak
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »Right read between the lines.
He might not of literally told him to f off. But his actions did.Busta Carmichael wrote: »Calling me a liar smh. I'm just stating facts.
Tim dog started it with being salty over the west success. Am I lying?
Jay-z said "too much west coast ? licking" nh insinuates saltines. Am I lying?
Common(not from the east, but still) made I used to love her. Still lying?
I can go on all day. But I don't really see the point, cuz I'm really not interested in this debate.
Tim Dogg Dissed NWA, clearly stated that He was cool with Cube and Ice T....Underlined was 96....We need a couple more examples.....
"All the critics in new York" was made for a reason.
Prolly made because they felt that they didnt get the luv like they did in other places....And I recall them cats saying that was more of a shot at the media.....We need more examples, sun....How bout this, I heard that Hammer was dissin NYC and Run DMC in the 80s you got anything before that?
Hammer dissed New York because, he was G enough to show up at the Latin Quarters where he was booed and called whack.
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »
Lmaooo yo I take my L.Busta Carmichael wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »Right read between the lines.
He might not of literally told him to f off. But his actions did.Busta Carmichael wrote: »Calling me a liar smh. I'm just stating facts.
Tim dog started it with being salty over the west success. Am I lying?
Jay-z said "too much west coast ? licking" nh insinuates saltines. Am I lying?
Common(not from the east, but still) made I used to love her. Still lying?
I can go on all day. But I don't really see the point, cuz I'm really not interested in this debate.
Tim Dogg Dissed NWA, clearly stated that He was cool with Cube and Ice T....Underlined was 96....We need a couple more examples.....
"All the critics in new York" was made for a reason.
Prolly made because they felt that they didnt get the luv like they did in other places....And I recall them cats saying that was more of a shot at the media.....We need more examples, sun....How bout this, I heard that Hammer was dissin NYC and Run DMC in the 80s you got anything before that?
Krs prolly dissed schooly D on a mixtape or some ? . He seems like the type.
But to be fair I don't think Hammers diss had anything to do with them being from New York. It was prolly competitive spirit.
Several people during that era has claimed that new York felt some type of jealousy when the west took over. Since they started it.
Probably dissed Schoolly D who is from Philly, what does that have to do with the West? Hammer can diss but it's competitive spirit? Yo, you said that you can go on with ya claims, but you dropping this ? ....Kinda tells me you cant come up with anything....Yo stick to trollin b you out of ya element
I meant Ice-T. Didnt even pay attention to what I was writing Rofl. My statement still stands tho.
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »Right read between the lines.
He might not of literally told him to f off. But his actions did.Busta Carmichael wrote: »Calling me a liar smh. I'm just stating facts.
Tim dog started it with being salty over the west success. Am I lying?
Jay-z said "too much west coast ? licking" nh insinuates saltines. Am I lying?
Common(not from the east, but still) made I used to love her. Still lying?
I can go on all day. But I don't really see the point, cuz I'm really not interested in this debate.
Tim Dogg Dissed NWA, clearly stated that He was cool with Cube and Ice T....Underlined was 96....We need a couple more examples.....
"All the critics in new York" was made for a reason.
Prolly made because they felt that they didnt get the luv like they did in other places....And I recall them cats saying that was more of a shot at the media.....We need more examples, sun....How bout this, I heard that Hammer was dissin NYC and Run DMC in the 80s you got anything before that?
Hammer dissed New York because, he was G enough to show up at the Latin Quarters where he was booed and called whack.
I didn't even know where hammer was from. I just knew he was wack. Corny ? like PM Dawn got tossed off the stage. Hammer got that light work. -
Busta Carmichael wrote: »Right read between the lines.
He might not of literally told him to f off. But his actions did.Busta Carmichael wrote: »Calling me a liar smh. I'm just stating facts.
Tim dog started it with being salty over the west success. Am I lying?
Jay-z said "too much west coast ? licking" nh insinuates saltines. Am I lying?
Common(not from the east, but still) made I used to love her. Still lying?
I can go on all day. But I don't really see the point, cuz I'm really not interested in this debate.
Tim Dogg Dissed NWA, clearly stated that He was cool with Cube and Ice T....Underlined was 96....We need a couple more examples.....
"All the critics in new York" was made for a reason.
Prolly made because they felt that they didnt get the luv like they did in other places....And I recall them cats saying that was more of a shot at the media.....We need more examples, sun....How bout this, I heard that Hammer was dissin NYC and Run DMC in the 80s you got anything before that?
Hammer dissed New York because, he was G enough to show up at the Latin Quarters where he was booed and called whack.
I didn't even know where hammer was from. I just knew he was wack. Corny ? like PM Dawn got tossed off the stage. Hammer got that light work.
Word. That's real talk. When he came out all we knew was Sun couldn't rhyme. .
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »All jokes aside. This was a dope performance. Lol at quik dissing mc eiht infront of him.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ux1tDZkFyF0
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water ur seeds wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »All jokes aside. This was a dope performance. Lol at quik dissing mc eiht infront of him.https://youtube.com/watch?v=ux1tDZkFyF0
Yo where was Eiht??? Great performance though...
He was in the crowd. They didn't show him but he was there in the front row. Both of them confirmed it later on.
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hiphop12345 wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »word2burger wrote: »
You're a manipulative liar and a professional troll. You're making it seem like the East Coast was the main antagonist.Busta Carmichael wrote: »
Booing them at the source awards, shooting up their trailer, east coast artist throwing subliminals and shots at the west during the Dre/snoop era.word2burger wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »But wasn't Biggie beefing with them? idk if that's a L if they were face to face and he still asked for a Dre beat in the middle of a feud. Seems he was ? with him. He could have had a Dre beat by the next year.
They weren't beefing "beefing!" at the time. Suge just didn't like the disrespect the east coast was showing.
I'm confused, what disrespect are you talking about?
Dude, how old are you? In the 90s, NYC was disrespectful to anyone not from the city. That was just a given. They didn't really want to show anyone love. Hell, NYC booed Outkast when they won an award, and there wasn't even a beef there.
Watch that award, Death Row was getting love but once Suge and Snoop tried to bang the audience got territorial and pro Bad Boy and Outkast just got caught up. NY didn't know enough about OutKast to hate them.
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Didn't Method man perform on dat show? I remember him goin in the audience and jumpin on the seats and ? . Suge he went to Deathrow and ? . He didn't fear them at all
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"Big walks up to Suge and says, 'Ayo, I want to get in touch with Dre to do a couple of songs on my new album Life After Death.' Suge just looks at him and goes, 'Yeah, aight.' And walks off."
Even as a kid I always knew Biggie was this type of ? ? -
supergangster wrote: »Didn't Method man perform on dat show? I remember him goin in the audience and jumpin on the seats and ? . Suge he went to Deathrow and ? . He didn't fear them at all
Yea Wu tang was there.
Dude in the comments said
"I was at this show.. I remember watching the Wu come in there thick.. Bad Boy did as well.But Death Row flooded the joint.. Real talk.. And to keep it tall, Death Row is one the best Top 5 Record Labels Ever.. The proof is in the pudding.. Say I'm Lying?" -
If you think bout what talent Deathrow had at that moment yeah of course it's a top 5 Record Labels ever if not the best.
Dat method man performance dope as ? just google dat ? !
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That would be dope if it was not meant as Double Entendre in speech. It is used in a lot of Contexts and by a lot of Kats from that area that I know for damn sure are not 5% brothers. The ability to throw on shades of taking back meaning and flipping through street dialect is something done in every hood to some degree with all kinds of words it does not mean that kats are still not Sonning someone when they say Son in conversation...Busta Carmichael wrote: »New York ? call their own dad son.
That would be "Sun" from the 5% Nation belief doctrine. What's worse are the two that laughed.
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ny been hatin on the west, south, and mid-west for the last 30-40 years, and it still go on-on this board every day, now ? got amnesia
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The Context in which these clowns used it and laughed was in the context of respect.
"Yeah that's wassup son"
And in this context it's "SUN".
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The slang didn't start off as sonning.Soloman_The_Wise wrote: »
That would be dope if it was not meant as Double Entendre in speech. It is used in a lot of Contexts and by a lot of Kats from that area that I know for damn sure are not 5% brothers. The ability to throw on shades of taking back meaning and flipping through street dialect is something done in every hood to some degree with all kinds of words it does not mean that kats are still not Sonning someone when they say Son in conversation...Busta Carmichael wrote: »New York ? call their own dad son.
That would be "Sun" from the 5% Nation belief doctrine. What's worse are the two that laughed.
Do you hate on other countries?OGClarenceBoddicker wrote: »ny been hatin on the west, south, and mid-west for the last 30-40 years, and it still go on-on this board every day, now ? got amnesia
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OGClarenceBoddicker wrote: »ny been hatin on the west, south, and mid-west for the last 30-40 years, and it still go on-on this board every day, now ? got amnesia
? them ?
You sound real corny here my G. If, a NY dude went out to Cali he would get clowned. He would sound different, dress different, perhaps even like different food. That ? happens all that time.
In regards to Hip Hop, you are even more off. NY Hip Hoppers embraced MC's from all over provided they were nice. End of story. Back in the day we didn't listen to Hip Hop and say where is he/she from? Nah I aint listening to that. We listened if the ? was bumping and the MC was getting busy.
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lol ALL you new york ? say "son/sun" and like 1 out of every 100 (IF THAT) of y'all is a 5 percenter
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Ummm wouldn't that be 5 out of 100lol ALL you new york ? say "son/sun" and like 1 out of every 100 (IF THAT) of y'all is a 5 percenter
so is "he sonned you" actually "he sunned you" ? get outta here
Son?
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Both them ? was dope. That Rage album was the most lyrically put together album of any female mc without a ghostwriter. She was spittin on a whole different level. The only other female mc close was Bo$$So he didn't tell Biggie to F off. TS's subject is wrong. Premier did end up producing a few tracks from Rage's CD:
11. "Some ? " DJ Premier 3:06
12. "Microphone Pon ? " (featuring Madd 1) DJ Premier 4:14
The song Microphone Pon ? was quite good. I don't remember the other track. Wiki has this tidbit too, about a leftover track that Premier did, that didn't make the album:
"The Set Up" (featuring Heather B. & Nikki D) (produced by DJ Premier)
The song was confirmed as a diss song to rival Foxy Brown who previously made derogatory comments about Rage and Heather B. in a particular interview. The track however was subsequently deleted from the album's track listing.
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OGClarenceBoddicker wrote: »ny been hatin on the west, south, and mid-west for the last 30-40 years, and it still go on-on this board every day, now ? got amnesia
? them ?
You sound real corny here my G. If, a NY dude went out to Cali he would get clowned. He would sound different, dress different, perhaps even like different food. That ? happens all that time.
In regards to Hip Hop, you are even more off. NY Hip Hoppers embraced MC's from all over provided they were nice. End of story. Back in the day we didn't listen to Hip Hop and say where is he/she from? Nah I aint listening to that. We listened if the ? was bumping and the MC was getting busy.
A lot of influential people in the hood were 5%. It was also all in the music in the late 80s to early 90s and people like Nas and Brand Nubian and even Jay Z were 5%. I knew a few people. It was a big influence on young hustlers and the children that came out of the movement. -
SheerExcellence wrote: »
It would be if the Five Percent Nation wasn't named after faulty statistics. 5% of no dam population is a 5%er -
AND THEN
y'all ? be like
"Real talk, kid."
? i'm 37 years old with grandchildren. grown ass man. quit calling me kid
Oh lemme guess "kid" is another way of saying Black King right? foh -
AND THEN
y'all ? be like
"Real talk, kid."
? i'm 37 years old with grandchildren. grown ass man. quit calling me kid
Oh lemme guess "kid" is another way of saying Black King right? foh
37 with grandchildren?..
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