Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
youre still duckin the question tho.
i dont know if its intentional or unintentional.
If Meek Exposed A More Credible MC, Would The Reaction Be Different?
- Thread starter Homeboy Runny-Ray
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youre still duckin the question tho.
i dont know if its intentional or unintentional.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
No breh.... I answered your question you post in the title
"If Meek exposed a more credible mc would the reaction be different?"
I didnt just answer the question with a yes/no response I explained why in detail
Bad gimmick
Waste of time with the reference thing in his track (he could've saved that on its own, not in the middle of the damn song)
Subpar beat
Weak lyrics (we're grown, we've seen how this shyt goes down, many others have came harder)
This is nothing about a pillow fight, its about buddies technique
Yeah yeahanother one.
i already knew you were gonna type some dumb chit as soon as i saw your name tho.
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
maybe you asked your question the wrong way then?
I'm trying cuz, and I aint even trynna be disrespectful.... just having discussion
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
just put the battle to the side, cuz that should be neither here nor there.
Credible or more street-like? Wouldn't matter because he puts money in Rick Ross's pockets. Who was Rick Ross selling bricks with before rap!?!?
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
nothing to do with streets. just rap.
rick ross being phoney is really an issue for the real-real street cats to take up. its not really of my concern as a raphead. its just another dr dre situation.
now if ross got caught with ghostwriters & reference tracks, he would be in jeapordy(sp?).
This whole battle was a waste, and Meek and his camp are fakkits for coming weak and not taking the opportunity to destroy drake,
Meek was never the one to go at Drake..
He doesnt have the pedigree to battle a pop star..
Drake should have had his career on the ropes by now..this is what happens when you put too much stock into dumb street rappers who cant rise to the occassion when it really matters.
Meek was never the one to go at Drake..
He doesnt have the pedigree to battle a pop star..
Drake should have had his career on the ropes by now..this is what happens when you put too much stock into dumb street rappers who cant rise to the occassion when it really matters.
He would be slaughtered! Not only is he rapping ducktales but not writing either!?!?
Here's the thing and let's just end it here:
Meek lost because 1)
1. He handled everything like a whiny, outraged bytch. No one likes emotional outraged whiny bytches, ESPECIALLY on Twitter. No one was saying anything to him and he had an emotional Twitter outburst to start this whole Drake that. Lost respect immediately for handling it that way after public perception just saw Drake hold him down with"R.I.C.O." and everyone remembered that Drake held Meek down when he was locked up and on "Amen".
He essentially made himself the male Azealia banks by going that route. Didn't keep it hip-hop. Didn't make it about the music by addressing it in a track. Just a grown man whining on the net like a nerd when he's supposed to be a street rapper that's all about the bars. He herbed himself, but it wasn't all bad until...
2. "Charged Up" happened, which was basically Drake going "You got a problem? *takes glove off and slaps Meek with it* Run my fade on wax..." and instead of just addressing it with a track, he gets Funkmaster Flex involved. By getting Flex involved, he made it UNCOOL to ride for his side. Flex lamed Meek's entire agenda up and when they hyped up a response and didn't deliver, it made them look like lying attention whores.
So now you're a jealous, snitching, disloyal, cowardly attention whore.
Then, he trolled with the fake response video where he's screaming in it.
So now you're a jealous, snitching, disloyal, cowardly attention whore troll...and you're supposed to be a street rapper all about the bars.
3. He keep it on Twitter, got hit with "Back 2 Back" which sonned him, and dug his own grave by once again including a woofing Flex who made people wait nearly 2 hours for a VERY underwhelming diss track. It was just WAY too contrived. Didn't seem like they had any real interests of hip-hop in mind, just ratings and exposure. THAT'S why people don't really care.
It doesn't matter what it is. If you call someone out that helped you for no reason when you have a history of being emotional and disloyal, no one's going to ride for you and people love seeing the big mouth get his just desserts.
The whole thing just reeked of "I know you're better than me, so I've got a team and an entire scheme set to destroy you", but he bit off way more than he could chew, so it didn't matter whether he was right or not. No one likes a lame tattletale that gangs up on someone and whines when he gets his ass kicked.
All this right here...
Meek coulda done this same shyt to a "more credible MC" and it probably woulda been even worse for him.
SleezyBigSlim
Banned
A good dis track and a few less tweets woulda done the trick
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
A good dis track and a few less tweets woulda done the trick
lets stop pretending that anything wouldve been different if meek dropped a good diss track.
Why do nikkas keep deflecting and trying to take it to street cred?
I can't believe I done had to go to bat for Rick Ross of all people
Pump faking your street cred is an ENTIRELY different situation than keeping a rotation of up anc comes on retainer to write your shyt while you're sitting on a billboard next to Rakim.
I'm not a fan of Ross butI ain't never had any reason to question his pen game.