Flashback:Pimp C shytting On Atlanta

[Monoblock]

I dont see it.

Luda was a legit character on his first album

then switched it up to be more serious around the time this interview dropped.

Nah that whole interview was a shot at Jeezy. Luda was always a character and an ATL DJ personality no one took him serious or some sort of tough guy. Pimp even referenced the Come Shop With Me album cover talking about how Jeezy had his pants leg rolled up. His Lil J persona was just a bad Trick Daddy impersonation.

 

[BlackMajik]

he didnt say that. he said ATL was the South, he made that statement saying that soon the south was going to be lost and outsiders will say stuff like that and ATL needed to be protected.

He didn't say that huh

Then enlighten me and tell me where i got it from

 

[TheRtist]

He didn't say that huh

Then enlighten me and tell me where i got it from

Listen to the whole interview. He verbalized that but that is not what HE said/meant. He spoke on behalf of what other people might say.

 

[TheRtist]

Nah that whole interview was a shot at Jeezy. Luda was always a character and an ATL DJ personality no one took him serious or some sort of tough guy. Pimp even referenced the Come Shop With Me album cover talking about how Jeezy had his pants leg rolled up. His Lil J persona was just a bad Trick Daddy impersonation.

he had shorts on, on the come shop with me album cover....

 

[Atlrocafella]

Listen to the whole interview. He verbalized that but that is not what HE said/meant. He spoke on behalf of what other people might say.

this fool clearly was speaking for himself when he said Atlanta ain't in the south because his watch told him so. Pimp C was a coke head.

Why don't yall post the apology to Atlanta he did right after that when he sobered up

 

[Chris Cool]

Yeah I'm thinking he was going at jeezy too. He was already taking shots at him. Even from beyond the gave, he taking shots at him on his posthumous releases.
"17.5 nikka fukk that shyt, they 12 right now got em hot off the pit"
"He say that he a dealer I don't think he got no bricks, real weight sellng nikkas ain't swapping out shiieet!"

 

[TheRtist]

Yeah I'm thinking he was going at jeezy too. He was already taking shots at him. Even from beyond the gave, he taking shots at him on his posthumous releases.
"17.5 nikka fukk that shyt, they 12 right now got em hot off the pit"
"He say that he a dealer I don't think he got no bricks, real weight sellng nikkas ain't swapping out shiieet!"

its obvious he was going at Jeezy mostly, hence the BMF reference. I am just saying there could have been other people. Remember he said Jeezy and him had a song and if Jeezy ever needed help he got him....he didnt name Luda tho.

 

[BlackMajik]

this fool clearly was speaking for himself when he said Atlanta ain't in the south because his watch told him so. Pimp C was a coke head.

Why don't yall post the apology to Atlanta he did right after that when he sobered up

Pimp C was known for having a stupid mouth

Thats why P duct taped his ass and threw him in a trunk

 

[Monoblock]

its obvious he was going at Jeezy mostly, hence the BMF reference. I am just saying there could have been other people. Remember he said Jeezy and him had a song and if Jeezy ever needed help he got him....he didnt name Luda tho.

This is honestly my first time ever hearing anyone mention Luda in this whole thing. Sounds like a huge reach to me. Jeezy obviously changed styles from when he first came out (Lil J or the Come Shop With me Jeezy) until then. Luda was always the same cat who was more of a cartoony character not to be taken serious. I dont rcall him trying to act tough or talk about selling dope.

 

[ManBearPig]

Atlanta is overrated.

Say that shyt PIMP

 

[Young/Nacho\Drawz]

Here come nikkas with conspiracy theories thinking some unknown crime syndicate from ATL or Russell Simmons called a hit on him which is bullshyt. It was drank OD same as Screw and a few other Texas cats. It aint like most of the shyt he was saying was a lie. It's for the most part the truth especially when it comes to the music and how nikkas fall for the beef trap. He's on point again this interview.

unknown crime syndicate? it's called the gay mafia and everyone knows of it. fat joe and too short have openly spoken on it and manio has too in a different context. that's just a few names from hip hop but this group of powerful gays that will silence their opposition one way or another is well documented. he made of od'd but if he was murdered it's not like they would tell us. no one believes that chris lighty kilt himself either.

 

[Monoblock]

unknown crime syndicate? it's called the gay mafia and everyone knows of it. fat joe and too short have openly spoken on it and manio has too in a different context. that's just a few names from hip hop but this group of powerful gays that will silence their opposition one way or another is well documented. he made of od'd but if he was murdered it's not like they would tell us. no one believes that chris lighty kilt himself either.

Let me guess the Illuminati was involved too

 

[Young/Nacho\Drawz]

Let me guess the Illuminati was involved too

i don't know who was involved. i'm just trying to shed some light on why some of us feel that he may of been murdered.

 

[TheRtist]

This is honestly my first time ever hearing anyone mention Luda in this whole thing. Sounds like a huge reach to me. Jeezy obviously changed styles from when he first came out (Lil J or the Come Shop With me Jeezy) until then. Luda was always the same cat who was more of a cartoony character not to be taken serious. I dont rcall him trying to act tough or talk about selling dope.

Luda went from this.

to this:

thats an even bigger change than Jeezy. & Release Therapy came out in close vacinity to that interview. Mind you, I know he was talking Jeezy but I feel Luda was in the shooting zone too.

 

[Monoblock]

Luda went from this.

to this:

thats an even bigger change than Jeezy. & Release Therapy came out in close vacinity to that interview. Mind you, I know he was talking Jeezy but I feel Luda was in the shooting zone too.

I hear you but still disagree. Luda could have took it that way but he never spoke on it or responded and no one even mentioned his name so I guess he could have been included but like I said Luda never spit about dope and being down with BMF and had guns on his album cover talking about trappin. Let's just agree to disagree.