I wasn't disputing that mostly white people are at their shows. @West Coast Avenger was saying that only white people fukk with RZA and that's what I called him out for.
RZA vs Premier IG Live Battle
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I wasn't disputing that mostly white people are at their shows. @West Coast Avenger was saying that only white people fukk with RZA and that's what I called him out for.
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
.....how sad you keep having to bring this up....you can't let it go cause it's the truth.....
Doubling down on that claim
This fakkit is on record for saying only white folks fukk with RZA, ya'll.
Doctor Wily
CapcomSwag
I think the folks that keep saying Rza won are factoring in lyrics on said records.
Its beat vs beat.
Its beat vs beat.
My sentiments EXACTLY. nikkas was in here acting like Preemo was going up against some scrub unknown from soundcloud.
Beat vs. beat RZA took him.
And to be honest, the ones saying Preem won are most likely the ones factoring the lyrics. Preem had more beats featuring MCs considered the greatest of all time (Biggie, Nas and Jay).
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
Again where do I say that??...Doubling down on that claim
This fakkit is on record for saying only white folks fukk with RZA, ya'll.
...you so mad you still grasping at straws....All I said was cacs would hype him and they did...
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
I knew when I seen this in the booth that majority of these cat's 1) Don't know Hip Hop 2) Was Born after 96
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
Shut the fukk up....even you had your doubts clown....giving yourself an out....
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Just been catching up with thread so pardon the flood of posts.
The first take away is that Rza won the battle - I had them about neck and neck in the original 20 then RZA edged it in the extra rounds. IMO Dre, RZA and Primo are top three and this certified to me RZA is above Primo in the top two with Dre, not just because he won the battle but I think this showed that RZA has a lot more range than Primo in terms of production from kicks, snares and drum patterns used to creating a vibe. Where RZA went clear in the battle is that Wu have too many high energy tracks that are certified Riot Starters that not a lot of producers can match. In the beginning though he managed to showcase the soulful and cinematic aspect of his production - just goat level shyt. Yep he fell off in terms of consistency when he started to focus on movies but he showed his style is timeless when he showcased his stuff from the last decade with big hittas like Kanye, Nas and Jay.
The second takeaway is that while Rza showcased he is upper echelon as producer, he also showcased that for the 93 - 98 period, Wu had at least 6 upper echelon MCs which is why he never had to really stray out the camp. Primo had the Biggie, Jay and Nas tracks but all the verses that RZA was playing from Deck, Genius, Ghost, Rae, Meth and ODB was holding up against those ones from who are now considered the elite. Wu as a rap crew may not have gone on to have the careers or be immortalised like those rappers did but it was great that the showcase was being used remind people that in that era, they have verses on that level. And that’s why Wu is the goat group
The best thing about this battle though was to see the comradary between the two, especially as people have been creating narratives of a rivalry between the two to suit their own agendas, a lot of the time to discredit RZA - the amount of slander and disrespect going around last week AND in the comments on Saturday was disgusting. RZA taking the W is gonna majorly wind up those ‘real hip hop’ bums who’ve been talking slick about the about the Abbott so they gonna have to fix their mouth properly when speaking on a king
But hearing them chop it up and speak about how much they love each other’s work was amazing and hearing the back stories of the tracks and how they met each other. Two legends. Amazing that all these parties came together to put this on for the love of the culture and for no money. This definitely was a big moment in hip hop history for me and will be remembered for years.
The first take away is that Rza won the battle - I had them about neck and neck in the original 20 then RZA edged it in the extra rounds. IMO Dre, RZA and Primo are top three and this certified to me RZA is above Primo in the top two with Dre, not just because he won the battle but I think this showed that RZA has a lot more range than Primo in terms of production from kicks, snares and drum patterns used to creating a vibe. Where RZA went clear in the battle is that Wu have too many high energy tracks that are certified Riot Starters that not a lot of producers can match. In the beginning though he managed to showcase the soulful and cinematic aspect of his production - just goat level shyt. Yep he fell off in terms of consistency when he started to focus on movies but he showed his style is timeless when he showcased his stuff from the last decade with big hittas like Kanye, Nas and Jay.
The second takeaway is that while Rza showcased he is upper echelon as producer, he also showcased that for the 93 - 98 period, Wu had at least 6 upper echelon MCs which is why he never had to really stray out the camp. Primo had the Biggie, Jay and Nas tracks but all the verses that RZA was playing from Deck, Genius, Ghost, Rae, Meth and ODB was holding up against those ones from who are now considered the elite. Wu as a rap crew may not have gone on to have the careers or be immortalised like those rappers did but it was great that the showcase was being used remind people that in that era, they have verses on that level. And that’s why Wu is the goat group
The best thing about this battle though was to see the comradary between the two, especially as people have been creating narratives of a rivalry between the two to suit their own agendas, a lot of the time to discredit RZA - the amount of slander and disrespect going around last week AND in the comments on Saturday was disgusting. RZA taking the W is gonna majorly wind up those ‘real hip hop’ bums who’ve been talking slick about the about the Abbott so they gonna have to fix their mouth properly when speaking on a king
But hearing them chop it up and speak about how much they love each other’s work was amazing and hearing the back stories of the tracks and how they met each other. Two legends. Amazing that all these parties came together to put this on for the love of the culture and for no money. This definitely was a big moment in hip hop history for me and will be remembered for years.
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Again where do I say that??...
You did. And you even went as far to post a thread where the threadstarter got clowned and negged to death for claiming that same shyt: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/wu-tang-and-white-people.747908/
Damn near every rapper in history that gives a fukk about that sort of thing has said the same thing. Going all the way back to NWA.
And I'm
at acting like white people don't fukk with Gangstarr just as much as Wu. Fred.
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
I posted that thread because your emotional ass is in there bytching about the same thing....
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I posted that thread because your emotional ass is in there bytching about the same thing....
Your man got 50 negs off this post:
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
And he got you mad as fukk as well with that post....Your man got 50 negs off this post
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