imma watch tht aferhe was mad hurt
Jin 106 Park Freestyle King (Did you think jin was dope?)
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Ehhh, I fukked with Blind Fury tho
I know serious wrote in that battle, that's why he won. Its almost impossible to beat writtens with freestyling. Unless you're trash like Foxx or something.
Erratic415
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He had skills when it came to battling/freestyling, but that only takes you so far when you're trying to make good music.
This battle with Verse was entertaining.
This battle with Verse was entertaining.
RalphKramden
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NO ONE ON 106 WAS BETTER THAN BACKLAND OR POSTA BOY AT THE 30 SEC VERSES
Illified infinitely
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He had some good punchlines. His aura and song writing skills were not on par of a superstar. Especially at that time. The streets was about to be dipset painted
OGBIGBOY187
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I remember being a kid in the park and his street team was giving out DVD's of his battles on 106 and that Learn Chinese video 
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Awesome Wells
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Serius was always one of the better dudes up at Fight Klub.
What cats don't get, is that delivery and personality are what's most important in battles. If you're in there trying to focus on rhyme schemes and being super lyrical, you're gonna lose. You need to bring humor and some showmanship to the table. That's what gets the crowd hype.
What cats don't get, is that delivery and personality are what's most important in battles. If you're in there trying to focus on rhyme schemes and being super lyrical, you're gonna lose. You need to bring humor and some showmanship to the table. That's what gets the crowd hype.
He was one of the few freestyle rappers that could actually make a decent song. ......
He had a joint with Kanye that was suppose to be a single, but I think there were some Label conflicts which is bogus b/c that song could've been a hit.
He had bars though,
but Being Asian on BET, especially at that time, he HAD no choice but to come with it.
He had a joint with Kanye that was suppose to be a single, but I think there were some Label conflicts which is bogus b/c that song could've been a hit.
He had bars though,
but Being Asian on BET, especially at that time, he HAD no choice but to come with it.
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Blind Fury was much better than he was
I thought Jin was fukkin incredible! I was definitely a fan.
I remember watching this shyt live. Before they started I'm like: 'who's this random Chinese guy? the fukk is he doing here'.
Then dude started with "With a name like Hassan you should join The Taliban, because that's the only way you'll get Flex to drop a bomb" I was 
There's nothing greater than unexpected fire. The type that really hits you in your soul.
By the end of Jin's verse, I was
He had Hassan so shook.
In some ways, Jin didn't have enough talent to make actual songs (I remember that album being straight up garbage). And he's said that he didn't really soak up game when he had the chance. Dude had Just Blaze, Kanye (got one of Ye's top 5 all-time beats) and yet the songs came out half-ass. On another hand, there was definite racism involved. When he came out with "Learn Chinese", I remember hip hop fans being offended like "how he dare he say that". It's always funny watching who gets to culture vulture. A White dude can come into hip hop, not know a thing about the artform and completely vulture his way through... and some of us will be cool with that. But an Asian cat gets scrutinized more.
I haven't watched the Serious Jones/Jin battle in several years. I remember thinking that, aside from some very etherous lines from Serious, Jin actually won the battle. Serious came with the borderline-slurs and it was corny. It was obviously pre-written and this is before that whole pre-written, no-beat style took off. At the time, coming to a freestyle with pre-written rhymes was corny. Funny how things change.
I remember watching this shyt live. Before they started I'm like: 'who's this random Chinese guy? the fukk is he doing here'.
Then dude started with "With a name like Hassan you should join The Taliban, because that's the only way you'll get Flex to drop a bomb" I was There's nothing greater than unexpected fire. The type that really hits you in your soul.By the end of Jin's verse, I was
He had Hassan so shook.In some ways, Jin didn't have enough talent to make actual songs (I remember that album being straight up garbage). And he's said that he didn't really soak up game when he had the chance. Dude had Just Blaze, Kanye (got one of Ye's top 5 all-time beats) and yet the songs came out half-ass. On another hand, there was definite racism involved. When he came out with "Learn Chinese", I remember hip hop fans being offended like "how he dare he say that". It's always funny watching who gets to culture vulture. A White dude can come into hip hop, not know a thing about the artform and completely vulture his way through... and some of us will be cool with that. But an Asian cat gets scrutinized more.
I haven't watched the Serious Jones/Jin battle in several years. I remember thinking that, aside from some very etherous lines from Serious, Jin actually won the battle. Serious came with the borderline-slurs and it was corny. It was obviously pre-written and this is before that whole pre-written, no-beat style took off. At the time, coming to a freestyle with pre-written rhymes was corny. Funny how things change.
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