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Most viscious disses in hip hop?

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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby Almostlity » Apr 24th, '11, 14:59

Devil'sAdvocate wrote:
Almostlity wrote:
Devil'sAdvocate wrote:hey freefag i know loads more about hip hop than you,you actually bragging about that on the internet is quite pitiful.

On Topic:

the top 3 disses in hip hop to me are:

1:Quitter
2:Ether
3:Hit Em Up



i know loads more about hip hop than you

bragging about that on the internet is quite pitiful.


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how is it a self knockout if i am telling that to him B?



You Said you know more about hip hop than him (bragging)
and right after you said that bragging with such a thing is pitiful.

= self-knockout
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby classthe_king » Apr 24th, '11, 15:33

"Punchlines don't matter in a diss"


lolololololololololololololololololoololololoololololololololollololo

What do you think a diss is? A punchline is anything that makes yourself look better or your opponent look worse, now tell me how that doesn't apply to a diss you stupid fuck.

And the background of the diss doesn't have anything to do with the diss itself, which was fucking amazing.

And lol @ you calling me a nerdy little hip-hop head. You're super butthurt now, if knowing 10x more about hip-hop than you makes me a hip-hop head then sure, I'm a hip-hop head. A nerd, not so much.



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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby ThomasJ » Apr 24th, '11, 15:40

classthe_king wrote:Copywrite >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tupac

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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby classthe_king » Apr 24th, '11, 15:55

ThomasJ wrote:
classthe_king wrote:Copywrite >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tupac

lulz


All you do is make little comments but can you ever back up your opinion?


That's what I thought.
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby Devil'sAdvocate » Apr 24th, '11, 16:01

classthe_king wrote:"Punchlines don't matter in a diss"


lolololololololololololololololololoololololoololololololololollololo

What do you think a diss is? A punchline is anything that makes yourself look better or your opponent look worse, now tell me how that doesn't apply to a diss you stupid fuck.

And the background of the diss doesn't have anything to do with the diss itself, which was fucking amazing.

And lol @ you calling me a nerdy little hip-hop head. You're super butthurt now, if knowing 10x more about hip-hop than you makes me a hip-hop head then sure, I'm a hip-hop head. A nerd, not so much.



Copywrite >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tupac


How fucking stupid can you be? :laughing:

Going by you're logic,Ether and Quitter and Nail in the Coffin and Malcom X and The Sauce and Takeover are all bad for the minimum usage of punches and most dont have any punches.

A diss gotta hit the heart,it has to have personals,emotion and be super raw,if said rapper is dissing another rapper telling him that he is better than him and that he is gay.thats a bad diss.

oh and you dont want it with TJ.
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby ThomasJ » Apr 24th, '11, 16:02

classthe_king wrote:
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classthe_king wrote:Copywrite >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tupac

lulz


All you do is make little comments but can you ever back up your opinion?


That's what I thought.

First of all, it's not even my opinion.
2pac is better than Copywrite. FACT.

What's there to back up?
Copywrite is better in terms of rhyming, but that's it.
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby classthe_king » Apr 24th, '11, 16:24

Devil'sAdvocate wrote:How fucking stupid can you be? :laughing:

Going by you're logic,Ether and Quitter and Nail in the Coffin and Malcom X and The Sauce and Takeover are all bad for the minimum usage of punches and most dont have any punches.

A diss gotta hit the heart,it has to have personals,emotion and be super raw,if said rapper is dissing another rapper telling him that he is better than him and that he is gay.thats a bad diss.

oh and you dont want it with TJ.


Wow :facepalm

Ether:

It's like an AIDS test, what's the results?
Not positive, who's the best? Pac, Nas and Big

Y'all some "well wishers," friendly acting, envy hiding snakes
With your hands out for my money, man, how much can I take?

That this Gay-Z and Cockafella Records wanted beef

To explode it on a camel, and his soldiers, I can handle

When KRS already made an album called Blueprint

Dick sucking lips, why not you let the late, great veteran live

Y'all niggas deal with emotions like bitches

You traded your soul for riches

My child, I've watched you grow up to be famous
And now I smile like a proud dad, watching his only son that made it

Were you abused as a child, scared to smile, they called you ugly?

In '88 you was getting chased through your building
Calling my crib and I ain't even give you my numbers

Wearing Jaz chains, no tecs, no cash, no cars
No jail bars Jigga, no pies, no case
Just Hawaiian shirts, hanging with little Chase

You a fan, a phony, a fake, a pussy, a Stan

I still whip your ass, you thirty-six in a karate class
You Tae-bo hoe, tryna' work it out, you tryna' get brolic?

That ether, that shit that make your soul burn slow

Oh, I get it, you Biggie and he's Puffy

Rockefeller died of AIDS, that was the end of his chapter
And that's the guy y'all chose to name your company after?

Put it together, I rock hoes, y'all rock fellas

Foxy got you hot 'cause you kept your face in her puss
What you think, you getting girls now 'cause of your looks?

You no mustache having, with whiskers like a rat
Compared to Beans you wack

You ass, went from Jaz to hanging with Caine, to Herb, to Big

And, Eminem murdered you on your own shit

Your whole damn record label gunned up and clapped quick

Shawn Carter to Jay-Z, damn you on Jaz dick

How much of Biggie's rhymes is gonna come out your fat lips?

Wanted to be on every last one of my classics

You pop shit, apologize, nigga, just ask Kiss


All of those are punchlines.

I don't feel like doing the other songs but I'm sure you get the point
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby classthe_king » Apr 24th, '11, 16:27

ThomasJ wrote:First of all, it's not even my opinion.
2pac is better than Copywrite. FACT.

What's there to back up?
Copywrite is better in terms of rhyming, but that's it.


How is it fact?

Rhyming: Copywrite
Wordplay: Copywrite
Flow: Copywrite
Delivery: Tupac
Emotion: Tupac

I'll give you delivery because it's general consesus but it's pretty close, same with emotion but not as close. Copywrite kills Tupac one the other 3 categories though, not even close. Well I guess now I can say Copywrite > Tupac. FACT.
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby ThomasJ » Apr 24th, '11, 16:30

classthe_king wrote:
ThomasJ wrote:First of all, it's not even my opinion.
2pac is better than Copywrite. FACT.

What's there to back up?
Copywrite is better in terms of rhyming, but that's it.


How is it fact?

Rhyming: Copywrite
Wordplay: Copywrite
Flow: Copywrite
Delivery: Tupac
Emotion: Tupac

I'll give you delivery because it's general consesus but it's pretty close, same with emotion but not as close. Copywrite kills Tupac one the other 3 categories though, not even close. Well I guess now I can say Copywrite > Tupac. FACT.

Subject matter: Tupac

Tupac > Copywrite
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby classthe_king » Apr 24th, '11, 16:30

ThomasJ wrote:
classthe_king wrote:
ThomasJ wrote:First of all, it's not even my opinion.
2pac is better than Copywrite. FACT.

What's there to back up?
Copywrite is better in terms of rhyming, but that's it.


How is it fact?

Rhyming: Copywrite
Wordplay: Copywrite
Flow: Copywrite
Delivery: Tupac
Emotion: Tupac

I'll give you delivery because it's general consesus but it's pretty close, same with emotion but not as close. Copywrite kills Tupac one the other 3 categories though, not even close. Well I guess now I can say Copywrite > Tupac. FACT.

Subject matter: Tupac

Tupac > Copywrite


Well that's debateable
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby ThomasJ » Apr 24th, '11, 16:33

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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby classthe_king » Apr 24th, '11, 16:33

You made the claim, you're the one that has to back it up.
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby dead prez » Apr 24th, '11, 16:35

FreeSpeech wrote:I didn't say you denied it you hilarious imbecile (oooh I guess you can use ad hominem arguments huh).


Hahaha you don't even know what an ad hominem is do you? You really are a moron so just shut your mouth and leave while you still have some dignity just like every other thread where you get your ass kicked after arguing for a few posts, and this is no different you see.
Proof isn't needed becuase it's possible you stupid shit.


I'm not denying it is, just the fact that you said that Pac fucked his wife and he wasn't lying, when we're aren't sure about it and Pac most likely said it just to rile Biggie up. So no
If I told you right now I fucked your mom, you wouldn't be offended because I obviously couldn't have. If I was alone with my roommate's girlfriend for an hour when he was in class, and I told him I fucked her, he would probably punch me. Understand, you overanalytical douche?

Yeah I do except, you said plainly he wasn't lying as if it was some sort of fact, when we aren't sure, so you fucked up on your part. Deal with it.
Oh look, you don't know everything about hip hop, imagine that...

I never said I did, just more than most of this section.
It started because Ice Cube thought Common was taking shots at the West coast in general and quickly escalated. Ice Cube didn't wake up and say "Hmmm, ya know, I think I'mma diss Common today, mix sht up a lil."

And that's not exactly personal like say the Biggie vs Pac beef or Nas vs Jay beef or even Bis vs Cool J beef so fail.
That was when we were talking about how big rappers were and how much hype they had. So yes, I do think a dude (any color) from America would be able to speak better on that than a dumb ass kid from Lebanon. Are you really gonna argue that?


Nope, you just put yourself on a pedestal because you came from a certain environment, when all you really have to do is search the net for that type of info.

Never said you didn't, all I'm saying is he makes way better posts than you. See, what you do is try to nitpick posts' words, you just go for semantics.

Semantics? Lol just because I call you out on your stupidity doesn't mean I just nitpick. It's not my fault you don't know half the shit you're vomiting out.
You rarely actually make extended valid arguments yourself.


Oh I don't? You really want to go there, because I'm pretty sure I bitch slapped you in every debate we've had, than you leave crying like a little bitch. And why is that why you made t he thread dedicated to me about how I used to be an argumentative douche, but aren't anymore and make insightful posts?
Please point me to a time when I've said that being Black makes me more knowledgeable about hip hop.

Points to the argument you had with DA.(well he has asperger's so)

or this

FreeSpeech wrote:I've grown up listening to hip hop you assumptive moron, and do love it. I hate bringing up race, because 99% of the time it's irrelevant, but as a Black man I can say that hip hop has affected my culture in a way you can't understand without experience, both positively and negatively. That's why I can see the good in what you don't. I'm not from the ghetto, but the Black community is influenced by hiphop far more than any other community and I'm not even going to bother describing the ways it has affected my family, cousins and personal life.

Class, I gaurantee most of the stuff you say on here, you would never say in person, to my face. This isn't me trying to be some internet tough guy and front like I'm intimidating, that's stupid. I'm saying you would never dare have the audacity to insult my experience, knowledge, and love of hiphop in person, when you can put a face and voice to my past.


Lol at "You can never feel my pain".

I never have. When we're talking about Black culture I've said that because guess what? It does dumbshit.

It gives you a heads up, but one can easily learn about Hip Hop whether they're black, white, from the ghetto, suburbs, whatever. See you tried to put yourself on a pedestal because you're "African American" (lol Politically correct term), but that doesn't work.
And what "pop trivia" threads? I post random stuff I find interesting like the George Clinton samples, is that what you're whining about? Petty lil kid.

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Since I'm so ad hominem,

You don't even know what an ad hominem is do you? You probably don't even know what logical fallacies are, so shut your mouth and stop pretending you do.

why don't you get some balls and post your pic instead of covering your face? Is it because you look like a lil bitch and none of us will take you seriously knowing what you look like? Hmm I guess we'll have to ad hominem the shit out of that and assume yes.
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Lol at you trying to turn this into an I can kick your ass (and you called me the Internet tough guy before), and no it has nothing to do with me being scared.
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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby ThomasJ » Apr 24th, '11, 16:36

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Re: Most viscious disses in hip hop?

Postby classthe_king » Apr 24th, '11, 16:44

So you post one song to prove that Tupac has better subject matter than Copywrite :facepalm

What about June? Size 12? Not With Me? Away Message? Can You Relate? Numb? The Music N Me? Best Seller? Big Man On Campus? Crazy (As I Used To Be)? Missing? Slow Down? Future Throwback? Tic Toc? Wish You Were Here? Smile? Bored? Seratonin? Confessional? Three Story Building? Alive? Shotgun? Don't Kill Me? Mother.May.I? Forever and a Day? Hate?

Oh yeah...I forgot Copywrite only has meaningless multis and punches :facepalm

Tupac talking about how much of a thug he is IS much better subject matter.
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