Big Mel
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AND Krs has arguably the hottest verse on the new Tony Touch return of the 50 MCs album.
Pretty obnoxious thread...whats the point of ridiculing a rapper who has had a critically acclaimed career that spanned decades, if you're a hip hop head?
I can understand not personally liking KRS, especially given how fans tend to only value the here and now, but to call him terrible and all that? Thats just pathetic.
And Nelly was always a pop rapper. He was most certainly the Flo-rida and Pitbull of his day.
flo-rida & pitbull make music for white clubs. nelly chit back in the day was urban. his 1st video was a minimal-budget hood video made for rap city and hoping to maybe get some "jam zone" spins off the catchiness of it. and the 2nd video was in the same vein despite all the units the LP was pushing. yall buggin in here man.
the only person who is the recipient of an L, is yo goof lame ass that missed the krs response that bodied Nelly.
nikka, you not even qualified to speak on a battle if you never heard all the disses.
In other words stfu,...
Or get tabled!
Art Barr
AND Krs has arguably the hottest verse on the new Tony Touch return of the 50 MCs album.
EDIT: the whole battle just demonstrated Nelly didn't know anything about hip-hop. Look at how upset he sounded in that radio interview after KRS dissed him. Does he not understand what battling is, or how KRS had paved his career? Emcees take shots at each other. Instead, he went the typical suburban white teenage girl route in his response, which was more or less "na na nana na, Im hot your a hater" as if that is what this as a genre was founded on. Breh got mad that people were hating on his skills, and responded by doing nothing to defend the accusation that he wasn't skilled.
Why do you focus on the early career of Nelly's, and compare that to the later career's of Flo and Pitbull? All three started off catering to the urban market. When all three gained popularity, they tailored their music, exclusively, to pop music sensibilities.
Nelly was virtually a template that Flo-rida followed.
yup,thats HipHop!
@ everybody defending Nelly.