Revisiting Kendrick's verse on Control. Has there ever been another moment like that?

[nieman]

You’re putting the Cormega Nas diss up with the bridge is over, Nas/Jay and Tupac/Big beefs?

Mega's dis was definitely better than Ether/Takeover. The only thing about Nas & Jay is the magnitude.

 

[nieman]

that nikka a goofy

majority of folks in the south never heard of 50 till In The Club.

Only NY cats we listened to back then was Hov & Dipset then 50 came and exploded everywhere with In The Club

Y'all never heard of 50 until In the Club? Did y'all not read hip-hop magazines? There were articles in XXL, The Source and Blaze about the song. They did a reaction piece to the song in Blaze. And he kept getting into ish after that, so he was all over the (hip-hop) news...Life on the Line video got underground station airplay. AND then you got the return jabs from artists. And Sticky dissed him on Jackin for Beats '99.

 

[staticshock]

Y'all never heard of 50 until In the Club? Did y'all not read hip-hop magazines? There were articles in XXL, The Source and Blaze about the song. They did a reaction piece to the song in Blaze. And he kept getting into ish after that, so he was all over the (hip-hop) news...Life on the Line video got underground station airplay. AND then you got the return jabs from artists. And Sticky dissed him on Jackin for Beats '99.

nope

we stayed with SLAM & Eastbay magazines though

 

[KingsOfKings]

 

[Piff Perkins]

But Drake said it was moment that would be forgotten in a few months.

 

[2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat]

the verse that led to the downfall of the drizzler & the ovhoe flunkies

 

[JustCKing]

Nas in that Hot 97 interview where he called out Cam, Nore, and Nelly for having weak lyrics and told them to step their game up.

 

[CM_Burns]

In real time this sh1t wasn't that powerful. Not Like US had a much bigger impact

 

[Piff Perkins]