Lettuce briefly discuss the situation w/ Biggie's homie "Gutta", from "What's Beef?"

[jadillac]

implying what Gutta "Might" do?

The Gutta line was just to say if the beef got real enough, then he knows mofo's ruthless enough to do that crazy ish.

This is true. I was gonna make this point, but I wanted to keep it kinda funny.

But yeah, I think the line was more implied, rather than concrete.

 

[Chip Skylark]

I thought you were going to go on depth with this line

"Dont you know my nikka Gutta kidnap kids/fukk em in they ass throw em over the bridge"

 

[raoulduke187]

Puffy's ad-lib didn't help this version

 

[itsyoung!!]

When rappers rapped

now we got people tryna push XXX TEncion shyt on us

I hate you young kids

 

[Another Man]

@Orbital-Fetus

 

[wizworld]

"IF your kids meet Gutta, it's YOUR fault, not Biggie's"

 

[wizworld]

Yet tha haters and Pac stans will keep bringin up that unfortunate Pryor line forever....i wish someone in tha lab woulda told him not to use that line.

How come we dont have any Big smilies?

It's whatever, Pac has the bubble bath pic, and other weirdness.

Neither of these things are a big deal really. We gotta accept that these guys are a little weird. You can't reach that level of creative genius without being a little odd.

 

[Trot LaRoc]

It's whatever, Pac has the bubble bath pic, and other weirdness.

Neither of these things are a big deal really. We gotta accept that these guys are a little weird. You can't reach that level of creative genius without being a little odd.

They never acknowledge that fruity ass bubble bath, tha nose ring or some of his zesty interviews tho

 

[Barry Sanders]

We speaking on Gutta now I dun want no problems

 

[blackzeus]

I know the OP was being funny but he's actually right with his statement. The whole point of that song was Biggie's saying his beef with Pac wasn't a "Real" Beef. It was more of a misunderstanding between two people. Biggie then does in entire song talking about what "Real" Beef is. You don't have to see gangster and mob movies to know Kids get kidnapped and killed from people wanting revenge on their enemies. Yes the song was a subliminal to Pac but Pac did say to Biggie:

"My 44 makes your all ya'll kids don't grow"(Hit em Up)

Basically making a direct threat saying he will murder all of Biggie's and Puffy Kids (Puffy and Big had kids at that point). But Big was wrong for implying what Gutta "Might" do? NaS also rapped about Kidnapping and torturing Kids:

"Have ya kids on the phone saying Please Daddy Pay it." (Live We Chose)
"Drug Habits, Love grabbing kids like yours. send you pictures in their draws with black eyes" (Nazareth Savage)


The Gutta line was just to say if the beef got real enough, then he knows mofo's ruthless enough to do that crazy ish. The "Over Da Bridge" and the way he emphasized the words felt like a small NaS subliminal as well considering he was going at NaS on LAD with "Kick in the Door" as well as on "Victory" with the:

"Destiny lays in my hands, gat lays in my waste"

The other NaS Subliminal on "What's Beef" was:

"N!ggas Grimey in the early 90's, far behind me. IT AIN'T HARD TO find me"


"What's Beef" is one of the best songs on "LAD", the strings felt like you listening to "Godfather" on wax. Yes the line is hard to hear but that's the subject matter. Biggie is "R-rated" music sometimes he does go into the NC-17 and XXX territory. If you guys want to listen to Disney Hip Hop Rated G then go head, I like my Hip Hop raw and uncut. NaS is the same way:


"I'm R-rated, never PG" - NaS

Damn Nas and Biggie had beef? Nikkaz keep saying "deeper than rap" but rap is deep as hell

 

[Barry Sanders]

But when the beat drops to what's beef shyt come on so elegant. I rewind it immediately.

 

[Vancouver Grizzly Fan]

I don't want to hear about these New York gangster myths. The real question is, where was "Gutta" at when his friend got killed?

 

[tuckgod]

 

[tuckgod]

Damn Nas and Biggie had beef? Nikkaz keep saying "deeper than rap" but rap is deep as hell

Big clapped back at Nas but he ain't have no words for Big Ghostdini

 

[Rapmastermind]

Big clapped back at Nas but he ain't have no words for Big Ghostdini[/QUOTE]

"Used to call me Fatso now you call me Castro, My rap's flow's Militant, Ya'll Fa@@ats ain't Killin Sh!t".

Was a Ghost and Rae subliminal and he did get them on "Kick in the Door" along well with NaS. Also lyrics in "What's Beef" could be interpreted as going at them too. "Madd Rapper" was also going at them. Big went at everyone on "LAD" and didn't say one name. Wow @ that Castro line being relevant now.