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Eduardo just had to score??

tkb417:
^^^
Homeboi, ure playing me next oh

hope u dont have plans to humiliate me

i need to beat you to be in contention for the knockout stages

ure right, Ibime would be toppled next gameweek

Dude you're only one point ahead of me and you want me to let you qualify??
Abi you think say I be Amos Adamu??

tkb417:
what happened to mubz and Galaticos
they lost their mojo/charts ?

lolol

Eldee happened to Mubz . . . I'm a giant killer.
Watch this space. . . I bime is going down after this.

WINNER OH OH OH!!! WINNER
WINNER OH OH OH!!! WINNER

ELDEE YOU DON WIN OH WINNER
PATA PATA YOU GO WIN AGAIN OH WINNER!!

chamotex:
^^^ELdee finally shows up after being victorious.

I'm sure ELdee would be on this thread every day if he was in the top 10.

Eldee, thanks for defeating Ibime though . . . you did me a huge favour.
_{Bimpe is around, I'll give her to you}

I'm a big game player . . . I don't have time for small teams like Chamokizzle Gaylords.

Pharoh:
All points are still provisional so wait for the final verdict before shelebrashion oooo  

Chei . . . I nor read that part.
Make I go  modify my post chap chap

Maynne . . . my new name is West Brom FC.

Defeated Mubz and Ibime in the space of a month.

hax:
@eldee be quiet jor lol

were you not the one praising jay-z's 'new direction' on BP3? people aren't rapping about what they used to. it's now even worse. drake sings about his hoes, weezy about his money AND hoes, minaj about her a-ss and pu-ssy,  etc etc
you get the point. mainstream hip hop has gone down the drain lol

I praised Jay-Z's attempt to force hiphop to grow up . . . your point is??

And everything Weezy or Nikki say now is soft compared to what they rappers used to do in the past.
Mainstream hiphop has gone down the drain?? Oh yeah, Snoop Dogg is more mature than Drake and yeah Lil Kim is an angel compared to Nikki.

At the end of the day it's simple . . . will I be listening to hiphop at 50?? Nope.
I'd prolly still be a fan of U2 and The Script though, definitely dropping Arsenal at 30, I don't wanna die of HBP.

P.S The four Drake works I have don't have anything about hoes, dunno what one you're listening to.

bouzymill:
Well,   maybe the kind of hiphop drake does is for children, maybe.  .  .

You don't listen to Drake. . . he's more of a grown up Usher Raymond that raps.
His main themes are his struggle towards success and how it conflicts with his old life, his past relationships and just his emotions.
That, in my opinion may be kinda childish . . . but more mature than most of the rappers you see around old and new.
He even left most of the money talk at Comeback season.

Nah . . . probably not.

Even young Drake once said that . . . 'hiphop is a children's hobby'.
Most of the themes of rap songs will not be of any interest to me at 50. . . and the fact that most rappers will refuse to grow up due to fear of change too.
Now we have a handful of people rapping about mature topics but I know it will just be another era that will pass away before I'm 40.
All that will happen is that one gangster/black nationalist who's really good at rapping will get big and influence the rappers to go back to those days.


It happened after Pac's death, there's nothing to stop it from happening again. Hiphop is too narrow-minded, any minor change is heavily criticised.

chamotex:
If you dont like him you wouldnt have time for all that.

Bruv . . . hate is a stronger emotion than love, and a stronger obsession also.

semid4lyfe:
Modenine don dey "eff" up too much these days. The guy just dey throw tantrums everywhere like small pikin. I wonder if he's having a mid-life crisis or something. . . .

Nor be from the criticism wey we give am for here im go redesign the cover for im Davinci Mode CD?

He's still my favourite and Naija's illest rapper sha

He said he doesn't read Nairaland comments.

But I kinda think dissing him on his page is not cool though. . .especially when he's not yet as big as he wants to be.

Exactly what I was telling Javalove the other day . . . it's okay to diss on blogs.
Going to Facebook and expressing opinions and tagging him on it is beyond expressing your opinion, it's confrontational.

I see where he's coming from, if you're going to express your opinion about Coke, don't go to their commercial wearing a Pepsi shirt.
A chic once got fined for handing out anti-fatty food fliers in front of Macdonalds.

It's not only taking it personal, it's disrespectful and cowardly when you do it on the net.

Ibime:
Eldee,

I put you on the spot about his verses to forego all dribbling about singing, production etc.

Since you sef no fit carry mouth talk say in sabi rap, case done close.

So anytime wey we dey list top new rappers, no try join BOB name cos you sef no fit vouch for in rapping skill.

As for anybody wey take style misyarn, na pesin wey no look face go dey greet dog when e enter room. Dat one na coded message.

You say it like I've ever come out to say B.O.B is lyrical or sumn.
I know what I find good in his album and I've said it so many times. . . it's not his lyrical skills.
You're trying to make me sound like some blind fan when I've only talked about him once on NL.

DBR:
What more research? When both artiste involved agreed on the fact that Jay was the dude on the throne at that point.
Nas has cult followership, he's the master lyricist but fan base wasnt as BIG in terms of numbers as Jay's.
U go do the research!

Hehehe . . . Nas already had songs with Kels, Lauryn Hill and Diddy and you say he didn't have a huge fan base??
At worst they had equal fan strength in numbers, if anything, Jay-Z rode on that beef to where he is today.

Nas was ahead of Jay-Z in artist status back then, Jay-Z launched a Takeover, you don't Takeover from yourself do you??
Anyway, the whole thing that started this was . . . why did Jay-Z lose even though he had more hurting disses?? Because Nas had more fans where it mattered back then.

DBR:
U asked the question, i told u that wasnt the argument. .in your mind that makes me a liar? u so deluded boy!

Hehehe . . . you see where you faltered again?? I already said who was more talented lyrically ages ago.
You're debate-thirsty as usual, even Ibime sees where I'm coming from, there is much more to rap beef than been lyrically gifted, it will be extremely naive to claim otherwise.

DBR:
Hiphop/rap is a music genre and i say Cole make better Hiphop/rap music than cole.
Prove otherwise, and let those who really know this thing come b!t[/i]ch slap u.

Listen to yourself speak . . .
Majority of Drake's work goes into the musical part of hiphop and that part he does better than Cole.
That's as obvious as saying pure water is colourless.

DBR:
U r so intelligently childish with your argument i cant but chuckle at your brattish remarks.

Childish or no childish, you're exhibiting traits I won't see if we were arguing about sumn you're more knowledgeable at say Modenine or sumn.
Switching from one standpoint to the other, grasping word interpretations, holding on to the last straw for a lost cause, there's a reason you're doing this cannot be far-fetched, it's not your area of competence.

DBR:
Was the issue ever bout the support the label is giving the artist??
U r the one stringin all these into in just to make a point, and u even terrible at it.
Wait till Cole complains naaauww! And eben when he does it's irrelevant to the issue here.

Then you shouldn't argue and miss the point in the first place.
Now I said . . . if Drake went into a battle with J.Cole, the fact that he's with Lil Wayne will definitely help.
Swaying bias votes, production, fan appeal, and some of the other things I mentioned. . . now J.Cole is bringing just one thing to the table, 'I'm talented' and these days it's bigger than talent.
Drake will get more spins on radio, he'll present his better, have more fans digging it and many other things that J.Cole will not have with Jay-Z.

Now Ibime made a valid point, if J.Cole dropped a Roc Nation album . . . got fans to demand a pay-per-view battle in New York or sumn, he'll murk Drake, and I do agree with him.

DBR:
Keep blabbin . .u well reputed for it.
Btw, the best of players have been benched at 1 time or the other. .witout an injury.
Plus coaches do make bad decisions as well based on bad judgement as well.
Which brings me back to the Q, y did he now put him on the track.
Do u think that now he wished he had dropped him, i think not. cos Jay wuldda deprived himself and fans of the
brilliant opportunity of enjoyin that well crafted verse.E'rbody agreed t'was hot and a peak point in the album.
If u dont see these fact, u'l neva see any.

Now this comes back to how important a player is to the team, in football terms, Jay-Z's Blueprint 3 would be the World Cup Final.
You don't consider benching your star player in the match that decides your future.

The point is not whether it would have been a bad decision or not, the point is does he consider J.Cole a star player?? Not really.

Now why did he put him back?? Now I wouldn't know, but it still doesn't change the fact that before final packaging, he'd informed J.Cole that 'dude, you won't be making the team' and then changed his mind which wouldn't have happened if he were a Fabregas.
Football is the easiest thing to understand in this world . . . this is as clear as I can make it.

A Star is Born the peak of the album?? That's a personal opinion not a fact.

DBR:
Ok, so he kicked a freestyle at a show Mos headlined means a co sign?
Heck, Drake was on d stage wit another dude.
Dont feed us crap like Mos was takin him around on a tour or sth,
Cole blazin a track wit Mos and Talib is wat i call a true co sign.

Ace the ishh ko a[i]s[/i]s the sh![i]t nii
oNe

Dude, when you bring an artist to open for you on a show, I dunno but it just might mean you think the guy's kinda good.
I'm not sure though, because I saw Talib Kweli talk about how he won't have had Ye on his gigs if he wasn't feeling him.
Infact maybe some artists let people they consider wack open for them so that they can appear a lot better.

BTW . . .Maybe it's just me but I never saw Mos Def cosign J.Cole, don't get me wrong . . . this is a question of fact not a question of his talent.
Talib featured Mos Def on a track and featured J.Cole too, and if you know how collabos are done these days, they send beat to each of the rappers and tell them to record on it, even J.Cole said it that he got the beat in an email, same way Mos Def musta gotten it.

And please don't let your emotions speak for you, sit back, read what I said and digest before you say a word.
You probably know by now that I watch a lot of J.Cole interviews, so can you not try to play the hater card, it makes you sound like a Modestan

javalove:
Yea right. . .Same freedom you have to exhibit your stupidity by attacking people's parents at the slightest provocation. . .Same stupidity you exhibit by swearing for everyone that disagrees with you. . . .

Mumu. . .

Pot calling kettle sexy

#Javalove. . .unless otherwise stated. . .!

Go check my posts . . . I never insult first, but I don't insult proportionally either.
And no, I don't 'swear for' people.

We disagree on this issue and I'm not insulting you, some people take things too serious, you're one of them.
At least you've learnt not to do that with me, so I don't really care if you diss Damiecool or Mobinga.

And please give me a reason why I should give an eff bout the respect book of sum BJ?? All pun intended.

Ibime:
BOBs verses are just fillers inbetween choruses. True or False?

I don't know how true that is, but he does a lot of singing, anything wrong with that??

Ibime:
Why do you assume that everytime we talk about talented rappers, we are talking about gangsta rap.

Nna, keep your misguided sentiments to yourself. BOB is plain wack and that has nothing to do with him being gangsta or not. Emcees like Lupe, Mos Def etc have no gangsta credentials but they still get our respect anyday of the week.

If BOB considers himself a singer, producer reh reh reh, I'd advise him to stick to that rather than boring us with his unimaginative raps. Very soon I won't see difference between Lady Gaga and BOB. I'm sure Lady Gaga can do HipHop album as well if BOB can.

I'm sorry that niggas like Donnel Jones etc are no longer around to compare with BOB, cos I sure won't be comparing him to others in rap category.

The day you wanna bring BOB into out HipHop conversations, you might as well bring Lady Gaga and Katy Perry. Shebi they make "good music" as well. WE ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES!

It's simple . . . B.O.B thread, I discuss B.O.B, Drake thread, I discuss Drake, Big L thread, I discuss Big L . . . do you need me to go on??

I won't discuss Katie Perry, not because you said I should go to perezhilton.com, just because I don't listen to her music.

Did I point out that I don't actually care about your opinion on less 'credible' hiphop artistes??

That said, what other blind assumptions would you like to assert on my taste in music??

DBR:
eldee the point is at the period of that beef jay z was more in the lime light and bigger fan base than nas, period.
Jay had the throne, Nas admited that by tellin him to "come out of it"

Do your research, I can't keep arguing on this.

DBR:
Its simple, stop playin to the gallery.Fa fa fa foul!! That's not the argument. the arguement is who wins a beef/diss encounter!
U the one draggin it to your pop comfort zone.

Hehehe . . . it was a simple trap and you fell for it.
I asked if J.Cole could touch him in musical talent and you decided lying was a better thing to do, instead of arguing that it shouldn't count, which would still have been a flawed argument.

You're confused, you don't even know what to argue anymore . . . at least Ibime still has an area of competence.

DBR:
U dont kno the terms of the sign up, so quit sayin Roc dont care.
There's a reason y Cole is producingmost of the tracks, there's a reason Jay sign him in the first place. .of all dudes lookin for sign ups.

There's a reason artists come out to complain that record labels don't promote them enough, because they don't.
I don't care about the terms of the deal, but I know how 50 promoted G-Unit, I know how Wayne marketed Drake, J.Cole doesn't enjoy those benefits.
Now you're going back to . . .'yeah, Hov does care bout him'

DBR:
Time and time again u amaze me with your lopsided analogies.
Wenger a coach, not in the field of play wit the fabregas
JayZ on the track wit Cole are both players, not coach toa player.

What exactly is the point of this?? Or would it have been different if I used Vialli?? Oh, why didn't you highlight the fact that Wenger is white and not black like Jay-Z??
Abeg . . . the point of that analogy is simple, Jay-Z is the decision maker on Blueprint III, he considered dropping J.Cole, he decided to drop J.Cole and then changed his mind.
Another unnecessary argument from you. . . I do enjoy pointing them out by the way.

DBR:
So wat?? C'monn eldee. .
Whenu get diffrerent artist to perform, sm1 gotta open for the other.
He busy openin for Mos, while cole blazin a track with him.
Just like Drake on hook, Cole on a whole verse, if u aint gettin the picture, adjust your zoom lens!

Hehehe . . . it's a Cole world, simple question, is taking an artist on tour with you not enough of a co-sign??
You thought you had the joker when you mentioned Mos Def, and as usual you flopped, now it's 'erm erm but he likes J.Cole better'
Drop the poker face, I already aced this ish.

DBR:
ok, i shuldda know u r distracted, cos normally u wont be so pointless.No post change, cos u aint even scorin no point as regard the Topic.

Go cheer your team to victory and leave Hiphop to those who kno bout it witout google search.

Well . . . I don't need to comment on this do I??

Ibime:
@ There's nothing like good pop music as concerns a HipHop album, especially when your verses are just fillers inbetween pop choruses.

I can point you to several HipHop albums where the emcee was not at his lyrical best, but where the album was a classic for its HipHop content and its recognisable Soul funk and G funk influences (all derivatives of HipHop). THE CHIEF EXAMPLE OF THIS IS KURUPT "STREETZ IS A MUTHA".

Do your research nigga.

If you don't wanna do no research refrain from chatting jagbajantis where niggas are discussing HipHop. WE DONT ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES! Otherwise take your analysis to Perezhilton.com!

It's not a hiphop album.

B.O.B will introduce himself as rapper, singer, producer all the time.
You do your research and tell your gangstas to button up, it's 2010.

DBR:
The reason i said strip them off their backings and Drake will be the most vulnerable to ever hold a mic.


oNe

Shifting goalposts here aren't we?? You spent a whole hour telling me Drake was behind J.Cole and you switch all of a sudden.

DBR:
Helloooo . . best lyricist doesnt translate to biggest fan, dyu need me xpoundin on that??

But it used to back then . . . the 'hood' counted back then.

DBR:
And Roc Nation dont?? Yee wanna go in on Cole's project, No i.d, Pharell all wanna be on it.A lie? If u claim Drake got more artistery with that his templated droppings and topic, i aint goin ahead wit this discussion.

This is a basic argument . . . who's musically better?? It's Drake.
I don't know why you're dragging this, it's effing ridiculous. Let's go ask Alicia Keys and Kanye.

Ye wants to go in on everyone's project, even 50 Cent's. . . but when there are bidding wars on beats, it's a different matter.
You're the only person in this world that thinks Roc Nation cares about J.Cole.

DBR:
But did he?? That's the question u shud ask. It turned out to beone of the favs on the album, so wats your point??Keep shootin urself in the collar bone , ok

The question is not whether he did or not, the issue is, he went beyond contemplating on whether to drop the song or not, decided to ditch it and then changed his mind.
I'll use football because it's the dumbest thing in this world . . . Wenger will never contemplate dropping a fit Fabregas to the bench, but he'll contemplate on Eboue. J.Cole = Eboue to Jay-Z.

Keep shootin urself in the collar bone , ok
MJB co-signs Drake, Mos def co-signs Cole. . says alot doesnt it?

KABOOM!!! Suicide bombing . . . Drake opened for Mos Def in a few of his gigs.
The irony.

Au contrare. .hel falter lyrically where cole is, and in other categories he's just across the road.
Plus, Drake cant touch Cole on production, lyrically cole is far aheadof Drake. .
So strip them both of there back ups, andu'l see how feeble and clueless Drake is compared to Cole.

I won't say any more than Drake can hold his own lyrically . . . I won't gratify your need to argue every single obvious detail.
Who needs to produce his own music, even Kanye doesn't do all his music.

I've given you the ish that counts and you're here dragging things.
I've got an England match to attend to . . .

Ibime:
@ Eldee,

The hood decides who wins rap battles. The DJs at Hot 97 and Raypower FM keep their ear to the street and they decide who won, not the casual white HipHop fans.

And by the way, if you tell me nonsense about Shooting Stars again, I will send goons to yank your ethernet cable from your PC.

I agree that J Cole is not ready for battle yet cos Jigga is selfish. He don't like no young gun shining below him, and would not back J Cole. Cole needs to release his album, get some more of the hood on his side. If J Cole even sells 300k and most of his fans are from the hood, he will likely win any showdown with Drake.

At the end of the day, they play to listeners . . . it's not like Funk Master Flex comes out to say this person won.

Erm . . . Ibime, it's called Airplanes and I'm not obsessed with B.O.B, I just like his songs cus they sound good.
I don't need to prove to you that my taste in music is good, music is subjective. You only like pop music, indie or jazz, it's your call.
When I come out to say he's more lyrical/uses better punchlines/puns better  than X. . . it then becomes objective and I have to say how and why.

At least you're agreeing that J.Cole is no more important to Hov than Wale. While Drake has Weezy behind him, J.Cole is doing this alone.

Hehehe . . . the whole 'hiphop head' army is out . . .

Thank God I don't live in QB . . . y'all would have probably arranged a drive-by on my street.

javalove:
FYI, I can do the same thing over and over again on Rugheaddy, Rogers or any artiste I choose!!!


#Javalove. . .unless otherwise stated. . .!

Yeah you can do it, it's called a right to exhibit stupidity and lack of basic communication skills.

Ibime:
Correction Eldee, you like Good POP music!

What's good about the monosyllabic twot called BOB rapping about "back when nobody listened to mixtape"?

I can't take anyone serious who was here hyping the quality of "Shooting Stars". Of getting a white emo chick to lace the hook is the only criteria for making good music, why not listen to Chipmunk instead.

I blame real niggas like myself for the current proliferation of wackness. If niggas like me hadn't stopped buying albums, guys like BOB would not be see the light of day. His success is down solely to the white casual HipHop fan. Niggas don't respect BOB in the hood. I have never heard his name mentioned in any conversation where niggas discuss good rappers. Even an ol' gee like Sir Luscious Leftfoot could not garner any sales till he released that "follow us" track with them Rock n Roll guys. Its a shame.

Trust the day where the white casual HipHop fan becomes the arbiter of what is good music is the only day negros like Eldee can have a say. Oh I forgot.

But the white emo chic sang good, and so did B.O.B in many parts of the album.
See . . . no one gives a Bleep about the hood, I've never lived in Brooklyn or Compton, so why should I base my opinions on what they think??

I like good pop music?? Yeah I like all good music, good pop music included, what's wrong with that??

DBR:
Tell that to  newbee, not me. E'rbody knows that Drake is more popular.
And yes in deciding who came hardest in a battle, i repeat sales dont mean sh!t
Cos when it happens u and i and e'rbody will come to this thread witout the prejudice of sales
and popularity and check d 2 dudes out bar for bar.

If that worked Jay-Z woulda won that beef, Fat Joe woulda won the beef with Fifty.
Popularity is the biggest part of hiphop beef, we're human, we are bias with these things.

DBR:
Dunno for a fact but are u sure Nas had more dedicated fan than Jay at the Ether period? i doubt it.

Dude . . . Nas was the best lyricist when lyrical skill counted.
He was religiously followed . . . literally.

DBR:
Beats? Cole got it, plus he produces too, dude it called the new age Kanye!
That's y they call him "the humann body"-he produces his own sh!t.

Not half as good as Drake's super-producer . . . Young Money has enough power to go into bidding wars with Jay-Z, and Hov's not putting his cards on Hov, he's more into the R'n'B pips.

DBR:
Musical artistery? Hellooooo!!! Cole better than the formulaeic drake by poles!

That's called a lie in English language.

DBR:
Presentation? Did u see the trailler for Warm up?, c'mon eldee.

Is it half as good as Drake's?? End of.

DBR:
Jay talks bout Drake than cole? Yea,  that's y Drake got a hook on BP3 while Cole got a verse, a hot one at that!, c'mon.
And yea, i'v listened to Comeback session1 and 2! Drake nice, no doubt, may outsell cole anyday, but collide wit him is detrimental to his career.

Oh . . . just in case you didn't hear, he told J.Cole he was dropping A Star Is Born before the album came out.
Hehehe . . . and I read where you said J.Cole got more co-signs, what co-sign is better than being on a Mary J Blige song?? Abeg jare.

You already fell into the track, I just pulled you into Drake's field, and that's what Drake will say, 'I can hold my own lyrically against you, and I'm still eons ahead you in every other category'

Ibime:
Rap battles are judged in the black community, not in the white community who buy the albums. Still, J Cole needs to get an album out first and have some fans behind him. Nas didn't battle Jigga from rookie status. He had already established a career.

BTW, the way Eldee makes commentaries on here, it sounds like he's the one who likes less rap, more choruses and jingles and side attraction. What else could explain his love for that wack azzzz B.O.B?

Drake is more popular EVEN in the black community . . . he' with Weezy.
Hehehe . . . Nas had a bigger career than Hov at the time the beef started.
Nas was the next best in New York after B.I.G, Jay-Z called it 'Takeover' for a reason.

And forgive me for not discriminating against good music. And what I say is simply what I see . . . the average 'hiphop head' still thinks Rakim is a charttopper.

Sales don't mean shit?? Let me tell you what you don't know, Drake is more popular than J.Cole.
More people would rather listen to Drake . . . I'm J.Cole's biggest fan, so I'm not hating or anything.
The biggest indication of what people want is the sales, hype, features and things like that.

First thing I said in this whole thing was . . . rap battles are not decided by robots, the winner is usually that guy that with the higher number of dedicated fans, that's what Drake has over J.Cole.
Let me put this straight, talent does not matter these days in hiphop beef, and that's all J.Cole's got over Drake.
Fat Joe murked 50 Cent on My Fofo, but who won the beef??

Drake's got the attitude, sales, fans, money, universal appeal, co-signs, beats, better marketing strategies, hype, Wayne (Jay-Z talks more about Drake than J.Cole), 'swagger', presentation, musical artistry and everything that wins you a battle these days and he's not bad lyrically when he needs to . . . listen to Comeback Season.

@DBR

Abeg top jonsing yourself, real hiphop ko . . .why's Lil Wayne's mixtape selling more than Distant relatives??
Whose bored with Drake?? The same guys that bought a million copies of his albums?? Or the ones that keep begging him for features??

Jay-Zing didn't help Jay-Z back then because he tried to fight in Nas' hole . . . tried to be more street than Nas, he claimed that the street love him more. . . gangster rap was more popular back then.
Besides, don't let Jay-Z fool you, he wasn't that famous back then . . . he was till selling 3mil when everyone else was hitting diamond.

I'm not even going to drag this . . . especially when you're already saying the people want real hiphop.
Funniest thing is, I was explaining to someone how people want less hiphop than ever . . . shorter verses, eclectic influences, more side attractions and you're here saying people want real hiphop, let's see how much Refelection Eternal sold.

I think this is really sick . . . your voice accentuates your bars properly.
You mastered the delivery and all that.

And the hook of the song is catchy . . . .

This is one of those tracks you do and you know you've done a good job.
Looking forward to hearing more from you.

@Javalove
Why did he tag him?? Because he wanted him to know what he thought of the new Modenine??
Was he lying?? Is Mode not more mainstream than he used to be?? I don't see anything wrong with being more mainstream??
Now Mode already replied as he deemed fit, but you this olodo decided that it's your day job to fight Modenine' battles.
You need a life, a job, or flogging from your parents.

[quote author=mc_bhydemi link=topic=529370.msg6924959#msg6924959 date=1286877834]Yes i remember 'Somebody wants to die' started with 'with much love'.[/quote]1. That song was recorded before Iceberg dissed him.
2. Diss tracks are not personal, comments after the disstrack are what make things personal.
3. All he said on the disstrack was, 'I'm better than y'all' . . . it's called disagreeing.
4. After that he's come out to categorically state that he considers Iceberg a really sick rapper.
5. Did you miss the part where he invited Iceberg for a drink in New York??

I could go on and on . . .

@Javalove

What. . . because only one person threatened you means you're one bad man right??
You think Ruggedman didn't have anyone behind him when he was dissing Kennis and Eedris the most famous agbero??

I've told you before, not only have you got an anger problem, you also have a communication problem. . . enu e ti ya ju . . . if you're going to talk to sumone on Facebook after he's added you, then you're obliged to think before you talk.

For the umpteenth time, you're not obliged to insult anyone that doesn't like Modenine . . . it's okay to diss me, I'm no gangster or anything, but don't go looking for people who can put £500 on your head especially when anyone can get a picture of you and your car from the internet.

You're beyond obsessed, you're Stanley.