Underrated Diss Track Krayzie- "Ain't said no names"(RZA/36Mafia Diss)

[H.I.M.]

@ RZA of all people getting at somebody for not being able to rap

 

[MewTwo]

 

[Hi!]

Twista was poppin off the mouth bout Bone but breh sounded happy as hell to be on songs with them here



and here

 

[DrexlersFade]

bump since we on this Bone Wu shyt

 

[Steven_Realberg]

Twista love spittin' with the Thugs man. He need to stop fakin'

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

You got a good thread here breh but the Wu/BONE shyt was a lot deeper than The American Music Awards.

Wu was in Ohio in the early 90's on some street shyt. That's how they eventually signed Killarmy. The FBI files go into more detail about the stuff they were allegedly involved in. Murders, drugs, gun running, etc.

Wisegod Allah, a Wu affiliate got killed in Ohio. Peep the 1:36 mark. "Y'all Steubenville n*ggaz fukked up":



There was retaliation killings that went back and forth for a while in Steubenville, Ohio.

Layzie Bone actually spoke on this in an interview years ago....he said whatever beef they had with Wu had nothing to do with rap. He said it was actual street beef and both sides "got crazy". He refused to go into detail and said that they had squashed it since then.

This is just a guess but I'm assuming the BONE beef started when Wu expanded into Steubenville. The AMA shot was just the public, industry side to the actual beef.

Fred.

Godz vs Lordz is what that was called. Some Chi VLs were around that area, too.
Wise got shot up by crips, tho.

 

[L68]

Never knew they had beef

 

[Billy Ocean]

In that same Layzie interview that was referenced earlier he said that yea both sides got crazy but Wu got CRAZIER. Matter fact...how bout when Ghost by himself set it off on them nikkas at a Holiday party in 96:



Also, in no reality...or alternate reality...is Bone Thugs better than Wu. I don't give a fukk how much them nikkas sold.

 

[shopthatwrecks]

:
Sayin' you been flowin' since back in the day

Ever since we came with Thuggish Ruggish Bone
nikkas been comin' up out the woods singin'
We stole they flow and song
And back in the day how many nikkas
Was really claimin' to be thugs?
nikkas was gangstas
So what the fukk done changed 'em? Huh?

Before you used too rap like the Fu-Schikens


You know my little nikkas brung this style to the table first don't have revisionist history bruh

To be fair 2nd Ii none n domino were singin

 

[untaintedbeats]

No way bo

In that same Layzie interview that was referenced earlier he said that yea both sides got crazy but Wu got CRAZIER. Matter fact...how bout when Ghost by himself set it off on them nikkas at a Holiday party in 96:



Also, in no reality...or alternate reality...is Bone Thugs better than Wu. I don't give a fukk how much them nikkas sold.

No way is bone better then wu...they sold alot because of one popular song...after that few really cared...meanwhile over 20 yrs later you got cats still getting Wu tats...you still see that W popping up in random pics with ppl having Wu shirts or whatever...mad Wu references on tv shows and movies...i ain' saying bone was wack but they could never compare to Wu...thats just being real...

 

[Techniec]

No way bo

No way is bone better then wu...they sold alot because of one popular song...after that few really cared...meanwhile over 20 yrs later you got cats still getting Wu tats...you still see that W popping up in random pics with ppl having Wu shirts or whatever...mad Wu references on tv shows and movies...i ain' saying bone was wack but they could never compare to Wu...thats just being real...

Not true

 

[Billy Ocean]

Not true

They sold more because their style is/was more palatable to the average music consumer. Why would anyone think that a quartet harmonizing would not sell more than 9 dusty, felons spitting raw raps over raw beats from Staten Island?

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

That's my number 1 and 2 groups right there

Wu #1 tho

 

[Techniec]

They sold more because their style is/was more palatable to the average music consumer. Why would anyone think that a quartet harmonizing would not sell more than 9 dusty, felons spitting raw raps over raw beats from Staten Island?

I was simply talking about the idea that they sold alot because of one popular song

no doubt Crossroads was a monster, but they were multiplatinum on the albums before and after that

they were still getting plaques over a decade after Crossroads

its unfair to limit their success to that one song

 

[Billy Ocean]

I was simply talking about the idea that they sold alot because of one popular song

no doubt Crossroads was a monster, but they were multiplatinum on the albums before and after that

they were still getting plaques over a decade after Crossroads

its unfair to limit their success to that one song

Oh yea, definitely. They had a sustained level of commercial success after Crossroads.