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Fukk your corny debates
In the circle MAAD, ain't got no choice but to fight"Hoo Bangin? You ain't bangin shyt but the table"
that line alone still have a nikka like
and ain't none of y'all motherfukkas got a chance on the mic
"The bytch in You" Common
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and ain't none of y'all motherfukkas got a chance on the mic
Common won.
I always felt like No Vaseline was having the same effect as Ether but more greatest/more ether......No Vaseline just powerful just 
That face was the same reaction my brother's face when he heard Nas' Ether song cause he was a huge Jay-Z fan at the time and I remember copped Nas' Stillmatic and he heard the song Ether....my brother was likelike
"Hate it had to be him"....at the same time, he knows Nas is the greatest rapper but thought Nas fell off caught him off guard. then later on he listen to God's Son, "Last Real nikka Alive" and he was like
he admit its because he likes his music better. He just getting sick of tired of Jay-Z music these days and felt like "This isn't Jay-Z music anymore"...More like "Follow the trend" music.
Me and your brother had a similar reaction then
I heard Jay get at Nas on Takeover and felt like
U couldn't tell me nothing for that stretch till Ether came out, I was sure Jay got Nas outta here
I knew Jay was getting worked over bad by the end of the first verse of Ether. the disdain. .. that "the nerve of this muthafukka" tone Nas carried, he was talking down to the arguably biggest rapper in the world at that moment
Me and your brother had a similar reaction then
I heard Jay get at Nas on Takeover and felt like
U couldn't tell me nothing for that stretch till Ether came out, I was sure Jay got Nas outta here
I knew Jay was getting worked over bad by the end of the first verse of Ether. the disdain. .. that "the nerve of this muthafukka" tone Nas carried, he was talking down to the arguably biggest rapper in the world at that moment
Yeah, I remember my brother copped Jay-Z's Blueprint and I copped Fabolous' Ghetto Fabolous on the same day and when we heard Takeover song and my brother was like
and was like...."ain't no way Nas can come back from that then later on he was totally wrong like when he heard Pac's vocie "F*ck Jay-Z" in the opening song and was like knew Jay-Z is in trouble like
then listen to rest of song and his face was like 
Pete Rock said that it made Cube mad as fukk. I think it was effective. Although it starts out with a blatant lie - that Amerikka's Most was Cube's only good album - the rest of the diss is straight fire. But I think the thing that really sold it was that...it was Common. Common was always that well mannered nikka who grew up on the block who might give you dap, you give him dap and say "wassup breh" then as he walks away you look at your homie and be like "that nikka takes yoga classes and eats quinoa...."
So for him to come out the gate and knock out who many considered the defacto toughest rapper in the game...shyt was dope.
This whole post is
but the Common of that era isn't the Common we now know. He was on some street shyt back in the day.Fred.
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I remember hearing Cube on Juan Ep, saying that Common had a good diss going at him, and saying he wished he could've put out his response record before Farrakhan called him to squash the beef.
Revisionist history will tell you that Cube was too scared to diss Common back and that this song was bigger than it was.
Revisionist history will tell you that Cube was too scared to diss Common back and that this song was bigger than it was.
basically this,BIY might be the most overated diss of all time in actuality....just bcuz people really try to oversell the impact of it as you can tell by this thread comparing it to Ether
...and pretend it ended Cubes run of greatness
...Cube was already at the tail end of his greatness and transitioning to movies by the time this happened,and even then you saw what happened when Cube got at em on Westside Slaughterhouse
...in my opinion he got bodied with that one verse just like Drake did Common years later
....I think the song is proof that like ether, the underdog always got the advantage,especially if they wear kufis...and btw Cube being mad about either Common record don't mean shyt,when u ever seen this nikka Cube happy?
I believe Cube could have, look what he did No Vaseline but I think he's just matured and f@ggot ass Farrakhan stopped him and told him to squash so I think Cube gotta respect Farrakhan. Common even said himself that he knew Ice Cube would handle the beef song and would've gone in so that's why he had to go hard in The B!tch In Yoo on Cube..but f*cking Farrakhan stopped Cube. Farrakhan thought the beef would get out of the control but Cube knows Commom is a good guy and wouldn't hurt him on the street but do it on the rap business shyt.
cube was never the same
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Me and your brother had a similar reaction then
I heard Jay get at Nas on Takeover and felt like
U couldn't tell me nothing for that stretch till Ether came out, I was sure Jay got Nas outta here
I knew Jay was getting worked over bad by the end of the first verse of Ether. the disdain. .. that "the nerve of this muthafukka" tone Nas carried, he was talking down to the arguably biggest rapper in the world at that moment
Prolific gif usage brehsYeah, I remember my brother copped Jay-Z's Blueprint and I copped Fabolous' Ghetto Fabolous on the same day and when we heard Takeover song and my brother was like
and was like...."ain't no way Nas can come back from that then later on he was totally wrong like when he heard Pac's vocie "F*ck Jay-Z" in the opening song and was like knew Jay-Z is in trouble like
I'm a fan of Cube, but Common destroyed him on that shyt. Underrated diss track.
wheres the other version? i looked all over youtube and find it nowhere.the remix beat sound way better.
thats some lazy ass remix
Common raped this dude. Might be the most well-researched diss of all-time.