Str8 Outta Fagville - Tranny Diss Track To Young Buck + Update: Crying Tranny Accepts $2K Hush Money

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

So was it proven he did sleep with her/him

 

[FcKuPaYmE]

Bobby v missed calls

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

So was it proven he did sleep with him

If 20 people from different cities said you did something eerily similar who have no connection to each other then you definitely did 30% of said act.

This is the 2nd tranny accusation this year.

last year his own friend called him a fakkit and said he was on the DL with fakkits and trannies which is why they had the fight backstage because he said it as a joke in front of Buck's people.

 

[Take_Note]

Maybe someone that knows more about rock can input, but does rock go thru changes like rap does? Cuz the rap of each era sounds different than the next. Even the beats sound different as well as the area it's from. Maybe because there's such variety in the music. Like the old school melodies like rakim and run dmc sound different from like the big and Pac era and then to the Chicago drill rap. Like I don't know if maybe the genre always changing tends to push back the previous era. I mean look at all the rappers now. Not a lot of the guys from maybe ten or fifteen years ago are still consistently making music. It's a changing genre so that could be a factor.

I'm no music expert, but I know it does. 90's rock sounds way different from 80's rock and 90s rock is defined by the sound of alternative rock (a new sound taking rock in different ways than established rock sounds). I don't know how you define 00s rock, because like I said, I'm not a music expert. I know the 90s had huge, great rock bands like the end of the Guns N' Roses run, Nirvana came and went (obviously because Kurt killed himself) in the 90s, the Smashing Pumpkins were huge, Pearl Jam, etc. But I don't know what bands to point to in the 00's to define 00's rock. There was emo music and punk rock like Blink 182 but I don't know if those are different shades of rock (like how in the 00s 50 had his harder rap and while other sounds like Lupe and Kanye were out there) or if they are considered different genres all together. That industrial metal sound (like Korn) was pretty popular in the 00s too, but again, I don't know if heavy metal is a different shade of the rock genre or a completely different genre. I know hardcore rock enthusiasts say that rock music really isn't mainstream anymore, like this seems to be a generally accepted view. Slash from Guns N' Roses mentioned this recently. While on the other hand, hip-hop seems to be huge right now

 

[richaveli83]

at least he aint fukking cacs.

 

[TL15]

at least he aint fukking cacs.

Imagine being at the club saying “look at that white woman... I’d rather fyck my Nubian king with a wig on ”

 

[ezrathegreat]

at least he aint fukking cacs.

Been told y'all that alot of these militant types are undercover fakkits.

 

[mson]

Dude messing with somebody with Saquon Barkley quads.

 

[New Username]

It Just deserves its own thread.

That gif funny as fukk

 

[THEREALBRAND]

Went through high school during the G Unit/Shady peak. Kind of sad to see so many names I knew from that era be so irrelevant and seemingly in financial problems. I remember Ja Rule once said rap doesn't really respect older acts the way rock respects classic rock, or he meant there isn't really a "classic rock" lane in rap. Aerosmith and other classic rock bands tour and bring in tons of money and they're adored and treasured. They aren't labeled old news and disregarded for sounding like the era they are from.

That’s the exception not the rule. There’s a handful of classic rock bands that can sellout arenas and do major tours. The rest are performing at low budget casinos, motorcycle festivals, and other random places to make ends meet.

Using Aerosmith as an example of how well classic rock bands are doing is like using Jay Z to represent how well 90s rappers are doing.

 

[Guvnor]

She now claims publicity stunt OP @Jimmy Two-Times™

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

HE now claims publicity stunt OP @Jimmy Two-Times™

The bytch nicca had tears rolling down his cheeks then proceeded to mention that they met in a recording studio in Nashville and are friends [acquaintances] and plan on making music together.

Sounds like the bytch nicca accepted the $2,000.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

 

[Rembrandt]

but I don't know if those are different shades of rock (like how in the 00s 50 had his harder rap and while other sounds like Lupe and Kanye were out there) or if they are considered different genres all together.

All considered rock. Punk, punk pop, metal, screamo, etc. are all subgenres.

Rap has only slowly adopted the subgenres it birthed and barely at that. Hell, mumble rap is still fighting for its artistic respect. It only became less derogatory because those artists made enough quality records to stick around.

Rap evolves the fastest of any genre and it constantly does so. Doing so means the main style of it changes as fast as subgenres grow.

 

[Guvnor]

The bytch nicca had tears rolling down his cheeks then proceeded to mention that they met in a recording studio in Nashville and are friends [acquaintances] and plan on making music together.

Sounds like the bytch nicca accepted the $2,000.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

I kinda want to believe it was a publicity stunt and buck aint a botty mon on his Mr.Cee shyt but I know the tranny was either paid off or threatened and I know I wasn't bugging when I seen the tears too.

With that said she lying like hell here It's too late and we don't buy this shyt.

 

[Way Of The Gun]

So the transgender lied? A publicity stunt huh?