Pitbull - Welcome To Dade County [Lil Wayne Diss] BWAHAHAHAH.. PITBULL???

[JustCKing]

Let's run it down though:

Y'all can't deny that Pitbull is relevant. Every song he makes runs up the charts and white people love him. So him and Wayne share some of the same fanbase.

Also, Pitbull came and called Wayne out directly. No subs or sideways shyt. He made sure to know it was Wayne.

And regardless of what you think about the beat or disses, people will hear this. Pitbull on that pop shyt now, but he is still a real dude from Miami. Them Cubans don't play down there.

So Wayne shouldn't brush this off. This is still an artist that gets hella radio play and folks know his music. If Nelly didn't brush off KRS-One, Wayne shouldn't brush off Pitbull.

1) Pitbull is hardly relevant in comparison to Wayne. Yes, he has some hit songs under his belt, but his albums hardly do anything. Even then, he has singles that weren't hits.

2) Pit and Wayne really don't share fanbases like that. People buy Pit's singles, people buy Wayne's albums. Big difference.

3) Pit's fans aren't the kind of fans who will salivate over two artists going at each other lyrically.

4) This is hardly comparable to the Nelly/KRS beef. Nelly wasn't only big in the Pop world, dude could do a song w/ Backstreet and N'sync and then jump on a song w/ State Property. Pitbull is only huge on a Pop singles chart.

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

What. The. Fck. Was this dude even saying?!

"Take a liggy, Take a liggy, Take a liggy, Take a liggy" *Punches Dude in Face* "Pootie Pootie Tang, Pooty Pooty, Poo ya Pants" - Pitbull

People actually paid to see this n*gga say a whole bunch of incoherent sh*t over a backdrop provided by a Salsa band?

I could care less about that, but his verse on Born N Raised is one of the best I've ever heard.

 

[ROFL_GUY]

ask yourself this..who si the most relevant act in music from MIA.. not just hip-hop but music period..

thats why this is a big deal

 

[Omerta]

Not sure what's worse, Pitbull's diss to Wayne or Wayne's diss to Pusha T.

About even I'd say.

 

[FreshFromATL]

they really taking him dissing a sports franchise to heart huh?

Wayne don't want it

Lol, how you gonna come to another nikka's city and dis some shyt reppin' that city? Wayne lost his damn mind. And you can kinda tell that none of these nikkas really feel the way Wayne move around MIA. These nikkas been waiting for this moment to check him.

 

[Tuc2DaBoot]

1) Pitbull is hardly relevant in comparison to Wayne. Yes, he has some hit songs under his belt, but his albums hardly do anything. Even then, he has singles that weren't hits.

2) Pit and Wayne really don't share fanbases like that. People buy Pit's singles, people buy Wayne's albums. Big difference.

3) Pit's fans aren't the kind of fans who will salivate over two artists going at each other lyrically.

4) This is hardly comparable to the Nelly/KRS beef. Nelly wasn't only big in the Pop world, dude could do a song w/ Backstreet and N'sync and then jump on a song w/ State Property. Pitbull is only huge on a Pop singles chart.

So are you saying that a rapper should ignore another rapper's diss... because he's a pop artist? Or because he doesn't sell a lot of records?

 

[villain]

rofl now everybody is a pitbull fan and he's a gangster now

i swear y'all hate some lil wayne

 

[T'Kuvma Da Unforgettable]

you late breh.

he changed it to Mr. World Wide like 3 years ago.

 

[JustCKing]

So are you saying that a rapper should ignore another rapper's diss... because he's a pop artist? Or because he doesn't sell a lot of records?

Wayne should ignore it because

1) Wayne gains nothing from responding to Pitbull

2) If he does respond, he looks like a clown (I know, a lot of people already think Wayne's a clown, in that case, more of a clown)

3) Pitbull automatically gets some shine for dissing Wayne, a response only adds credibility to Pit's diss (even if people feel Pit's disses are wack)

4) Wayne responding extends the life of whatever buzz Pit gets from dissing him

Basically, Wayne dissing Pitbull at this stage in both their careers is like when Eminem was dissing Fred Durst and Moby. It'd be different if this was say 2004, and you had a Squad Up/Carter era Wayne vs. Pitbull back when he was Lil' Jon's artist.

Even if Wayne did respond, a Michael Vick reference in regard to Pitbull would probably be the most he'd throw his way.

 

[Tuc2DaBoot]

Wayne should ignore it because

1) Wayne gains nothing from responding to Pitbull

2) If he does respond, he looks like a clown (I know, a lot of people already think Wayne's a clown, in that case, more of a clown)

3) Pitbull automatically gets some shine for dissing Wayne, a response only adds credibility to Pit's diss (even if people feel Pit's disses are wack)

4) Wayne responding extends the life of whatever buzz Pit gets from dissing him

Basically, Wayne dissing Pitbull at this stage in both their careers is like when Eminem was dissing Fred Durst and Moby. It'd be different if this was say 2004, and you had a Squad Up/Carter era Wayne vs. Pitbull back when he was Lil' Jon's artist.

Even if Wayne did respond, a Michael Vick reference in regard to Pitbull would probably be the most he'd throw his way.

All of what you typed makes sense... but it makes me wonder what happened to hip-hop.

A lot of nikkas criticize cats like Jay, but at least Jay did respond to folks way below his popularity status. T.I. did too around Paper Trail at his peak in popularity and still dissed Shawty Lo. Even Meek Mill, as random as he can be, addressed Cassidy, for better or worse.

But for some reason... when it comes to artists like Wayne... every rule in the book is thrown out. He shouldn't respond to disses. He should ignore shyt. He should just keep making hits. He should ignore the haters.

He made a diss track to Pusha T who hasn't put out a hit in years. But Pitbull, who just came off two big top 20 hits in the past 12 months, is somehow more irrelevant and shouldn't be responded to.

That Hamster/Coli logic man.

 

[JustCKing]

All of what you typed makes sense... but it makes me wonder what happened to hip-hop.

A lot of nikkas criticize cats like Jay, but at least Jay did respond to folks way below his popularity status. T.I. did too around Paper Trail at his peak in popularity and still dissed Shawty Lo. Even Meek Mill, as random as he can be, addressed Cassidy, for better or worse.

But for some reason... when it comes to artists like Wayne... every rule in the book is thrown out. He shouldn't respond to disses. He should ignore shyt. He should just keep making hits. He should ignore the haters.

He made a diss track to Pusha T who hasn't put out a hit in years. But Pitbull, who just came off two big top 20 hits in the past 12 months, is somehow more irrelevant and shouldn't be responded to.

That Hamster/Coli logic man.

Pusha T still has credibility as an MC though. That's an interesting battle. Wayne battling Pitbull is laughable. His hit songs are irrelevant. Look at Eminem battling Mariah. Dissing artists that Hip Hop fans aren't checking for like that isn't going to do anything.

Shawty Lo had a considerable amount of buzz in Atlanta when T.I. went at him. Rappers that Jay Z subliminally addresses are still relevant in Hip Hop circles and not just Pop singles charts. Cassidy came in the game battling.

 

[EducatedBrothaFromTheBank]

Peeps forgot Pitbull was once Lil Jon's protégé.

nikka said this like Lil Jon was Dr Dre or Rakim or some shyt

 

[LezJepzin]

Pitbull is just trying to get another club hit with that diss

Its wack, yeah but the beat is cold.


I'll be clubbin in Fla next month. Won't be surprised if this is playing.

 

[JohnStarksMiddleFinger]

How the fukk was this not shown in this thread yet?

PITBULL PUNCHES SOME GUY IN THE FACE 2 - YouTube

Stole on dude and then kept on

That shyt was so flawless, didnt even skip a beat.

 

[ROFL_GUY]

What. The. Fck. Was this dude even saying?!

"Take a liggy, Take a liggy, Take a liggy, Take a liggy" *Punches Dude in Face* "Pootie Pootie Tang, Pooty Pooty, Poo ya Pants" - Pitbull

People actually paid to see this n*gga say a whole bunch of incoherent sh*t over a backdrop provided by a Salsa band?