Fade Runner 2049
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Who would shoot Lloyd Banks 
Graph Disses 50 Cent In "I'm So Queens'' Freestyle
- Thread starter BK The Great
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And this is the reason why he dissin 50
Cuz Chaz ''Slim'' Williams was his boss as the owner /leader of blackhand
''Slim switched sides on me, let nikkas ride on me
I thought we was cool, why you want me to die homie?''
- 50 Cent
So Grafh always felt like 50 blackballed him from the beginning because of his association with Chaz Williams...
IMO, that coulda been a factor but I dont think is the main reason why his career never took off, I was actually a fan of this nikka when he was droppin freestyles left n right in the early 2000s. However, he never really dropped a dope song. Most of his songs were garbage, but this nikka a ill lyricist and got bars for days
ultimatemike
I'm about a dollar..
someone quote the lyrics ain't no one trying to listen a whole Grafh song ever..
nikkas stay keeping 50 in their rhymes to try and stay relevant though..
nikkas stay keeping 50 in their rhymes to try and stay relevant though..
Grafh is still fire. fukk all the other shyt. He can rap his ass off
CHAIN
All Star
This one was the best imho.
Grafh deserved better.
Grafh deserved better.
bad_company
Pro
"I was signed a good year n a half before he popped up"
00's mixtape days trivia in it's purest form
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
I'll admit dude did his thing on this joint
BK The Great
Veteran
Yea i remember seeing this dude's name back then on mixtapes and DVD's, i knew his name looked familiar. He's a underground mixtape dude.
Jimmy Two-Times™
Coli Mods Catch Me If U Can Forgive Me Imma Ridah™
You know them ones where it's too easy to stan and you just sit back and smile becuase you know this nicca can't box with Gawd.
This nicca ain't even on Spider Loc or Bang 'em Smurf's level.
This nicca ain't even on Spider Loc or Bang 'em Smurf's level.
BK The Great
Veteran
Who would shoot Lloyd Banks
He actually meant when Banks got shot back in 2001.
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REALFAM
Rookie
"I was signed a good year n a half before he popped up"
00's mixtape days trivia in it's purest form
fukking awesome reference!
Since I might not get the chance to engage in a discussion on this topic ever again lemme just say----
As someone who was paying attention to both of these dudes on the mixtape circuit in real time when Budden's "Haters" dropped in November 2002, Joe KINDA DID sound like Grafh on "Focus" and the Kelly Rowland record "Make U Wanna Stay. Especially when compared to the more straightforward punchline flow employed on most of his other freestyles/records from that time period.
I remember being surprised at the time when he dropped that line, and hoped the back and forth would have escalated from that point on, but it really never amounted to much.