Star: "I will slap the shyt out of Yelawolf"

[mobbinfms]

@ the excuses..it was one of the most bootlegged of all-time huh?..well that just shows bboys is the cheapest fans in history..cuz cube was runnin shyt in 1990 and i didn't hear anybody listening to no fukkin brand nubian..and @mobbinfms paid in full did go plat breh..you exposing yourself b

You right about Paid In Full. It didn't go plat for damn near a decade though. That's what I was thinking of.

 

[The_Hillsta]

Big Mel said in an earlier post how huge All For One was in New York when it first dropped, can only imagine. All For One, Brand Nubian, and Slow Down was getting daytime spins on local bay area radio on the west coast, I shyt y'all not. Still got a lotta them shyts recorded straight off the radio onto tapes. They
played Slow Down at the school dance. Was Brand Nubian getting play EVERWHERE on the west coast? Naw....But if you was in love with this hip hop shyt yes, you saw their videos on yo! Rap City, The Box...etc. They was in hip hop magazines, interviews, all that shyt.

Also it should be known Lord Jammar and Sadat X were 5%ers back then and now I'm pretty sure. They spit the shyt on record how they REALLY felt about america and the white man in general like all the hardcore pro black conscious groups of that era. Lord Jammar basically sayin the same shyt he would of said over 20 years ago.

Is Brand Nubian relevant today? No, but shyt, there ain't many 3 man groups or groups in hip hop period. Still doesn't take away the music them cats dropped. Most young cats ain't gonna even remember Brand Nubian if you didn't have parents that listened to hip hop or older brothers n sisters.

To my young bruhs.....Definitely check them cats out. YouTube, iTunes......One For All. In God We Trust definitely. The latter is a lot more hardcore.

 

[call_me_step_daddy]

I ain't said shyt about your username, you brain cell t cell deficient lil nikka.
stop deflecting,....
chu tried to pop that imma street nikka, bullshyt...
to a nikka greater than you.
that has eclipsed everything you about,.....

now, go post on your facebook...
which you would not be able to do if I never created the profitability for NT front page extensions on a server.

little nikkaz be talkin..
chu ain't did shyt for me to be impressed by you.
you can't even post on a message board right , little nikka.

just remember if not for me,...you would not even be doing shyt, in the personal webspace, to high speed realm.
so, kill the bullshyt.....

bow down to a nikka, greater than you, cuhz...




art barr

C'mon man..save all that comic book talk for somebody that gives a shyt..u just a guy that post a lot on a message board to me,and nothing u say will change my perception of you..plus yo music is garbage too,and ain even hating

 

[SunZoo]

I can see what you sayin, but come on now, show me what he (lord jamar) said that was out of line?

I never said he was out of line for his views on whites being guests, I felt like he's out of line for thinking that him being a member of Brand Nubian gives him some kind of veto power over someone else's creativity.

All that other shyt about the back and forth with yela after the fact is whatever, he was well within his right to react however he wanted to, I never shytted on his rep, his group, his legacy, or even his opinion up the the point where he crossed that particular line.

Come on breh, it ain't no written rules. Who woul promulgate the rules? But there is mos def a code or unwritten rules.

There are customs, norms, ideals, yes and even these are subject to change as the culture itself changes.

But basic artistic ideals like being knowledgeable about your passion, originality and even preservation of competitive spirit are cornerstones of ANY craft or or means of expression. But none of these dictate where you can and can't take your creativity within the culture.

 

[Art Barr]

C'mon man..save all that comic book talk for somebody that gives a shyt..u just a guy that post a lot on a message board to me,and nothing u say will change my perception of you..plus yo music is garbage too,and ain even hating

it is not real to you, cause you don't live the real at the level I live at.

you are the nikka, who feels inadequate and need to go deal with that, and stop quoting me.
you off key, offbrand and do not have one iota of culture about you.

chu ain't shyt, breh......
so, miss me with all that bullshyt.
imma go smoke on my private beach, then walk around my own compound.

you don't know shyt about million dollar cribs that is not on aster street in Chicago.
you don't know about bytches giving you traps, neither like me.

you don't live this shyt, on no level like me.
so, stop the bullshyt......

I been outclassing wack nikkaz, and they still feel some type of way cause they did not do what they needed to do.
that is your fault and not mine.

you have to gain the knowledge,......
I already did that leg work and I continue to.
that is why I am known as being;


art barr

 

[Art Barr]

I never said he was out of line for his views on whites being guests, I felt like he's out of line for thinking that him being a member of Brand Nubian gives him some kind of veto power over someone else's creativity.

All that other shyt about the back and forth with yela after the fact is whatever, he was well within his right to react however he wanted to, I never shytted on his rep, his group, his legacy, or even his opinion up the the point where he crossed that particular line.



There are customs, norms, ideals, yes and even these are subject to change as the culture itself changes.

But basic artistic ideals like being knowledgeable about your passion, originality and even preservation of competitive spirit are cornerstones of ANY craft or or means of expression. But none of these dictate where you can and can't take your creativity within the culture.

that shyt ain't never change.
it is just politicized by nikkaz on bullshyt in the rap game.
to try to create a fake archetype of a pass system.
so, they can rape the culture and ruin lives already mired in poverty.

real bboy's ain't going and never went...which is why forty years, and five to six gen of this community and board, later.
you still got the bboys on this site, still wrecking shyt.



art barr

 

[Day_Walker]

it is not real to you, cause you don't live the real at the level I live at.

you are the nikka, who feels inadequate and need to go deal with that, and stop quoting me.
you off key, offbrand and do not have one iota of culture about you.

chu ain't shyt, breh......
so, miss me with all that bullshyt.
imma go smoke on my private beach, then walk around my own compound.

you don't know shyt about million dollar cribs that is not on aster street in Chicago.
you don't know about bytches giving you traps, neither like me.

you don't live this shyt, on no level like me.
so, stop the bullshyt......

I been outclassing wack nikkaz, and they still feel some type of way cause they did not do what they needed to do.
that is your fault and not mine.

you have to gain the knowledge,......
I already did that leg work and I continue to.
that is why I am known as being;


art barr

Sit your old senile ass down fakkit.
Juice the nikka you spent years dikkriding on here shytted on you and your baby mama a hooker that won't let you see your own seed and you wanna act like you better than anyone on here

 

[hex]

So....does anyone care to give me a Cliffs Notes on what this is about? I didn't even know Yelawolf/Lord Jamar knew each other existed, let alone had some kind of beef with each other.

Fred.

 

[Walt]

So....does anyone care to give me a Cliffs Notes on what this is about? I didn't even know Yelawolf/Lord Jamar knew each other existed, let alone had some kind of beef with each other.

Fred.

Jamar gave an interview in which he said hip hop was becoming feminized and that whites were just guests in hip hop and need to fall back on weighing in on the culture. Might've been two separate interviews. Yela was asked about it and acknowledged some of Jamar's points, disagreed with others. At some point he told Jamar to shyt up and suck his dikk and let Jamar know where to find him. Maybe that happened on twitter. I ain't one to pay attention to this kind of shyt. Finally Jamar and Star addressed Yela's comments. which inspired this thread.

 

[hex]

Yela was asked about it and acknowledged some of Jamar's points, disagreed with others. At some point he told Jamar to shyt up and suck his dikk and let Jamar know where to find him.

This is the part that's confusing me. He went from 0 to 60 like that? Like "yeah, I feel what you're saying to some degree, but I do disagree somewhat.....by the way, suck my dikk"?

I'm looking for the segue way I guess, from them disagreeing, to the full-on disrespect. Unless there isn't one and it's just abrupt like that.

Fred.

 

[Mac Casper]

I bet he'd lose

 

[Walt]

I honestly don't know, Fred.

 

[Street Knowledge]

While its true hip hop is the only genre where you see younger fans "shytting" on the artists who came before This idea that most younger fans from other genres are actually out hear bumping shyt from 30 years ago is a joke

The average 17 year old rock fan does not give a fukk about the Beatles like the average 17 year old hip hop fan does not give a fukk about KRS one. The primary difference however is the rock fan aint gonna disrespect the beatles and say their WACK , he's just gonna say I don't mess with their music

 

[Real N Quotes]

fukk brand nubian too aint nobody give a fukk about no fukkin brand nubian

 

[FreshAIG]

While its true hip hop is the only genre where you see younger fans "shytting" on the artists who came before This idea that most younger fans from other genres are actually out hear bumping shyt from 30 years ago is a joke

The average 17 year old rock fan does not give a fukk about the Beatles like the average 17 year old hip hop fan does not give a fukk about KRS one. The primary difference however is the rock fan aint gonna disrespect the beatles and say their WACK , he's just gonna say I don't mess with their music

That's pretty much all we're saying