Comments on: Killer Mike Calls Out 50 Cent & Jay-Z

By: Fred

Fred — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 02:41:33 +0000

and Texas still get no respect, hip hop is dead becuase of these self proclaimed bricklayers of rap. Hip hop is dead cuz of JAY Z and 50 but I say this rap has been alive and well in texas dating back to the ghetto boys, dj screw, watts keke, trae, ro, thugga, flip, moe, pokey yo I can go all day I say this F JAY Z and F 50 come against TRAE or RO and see who win that battle.

By: Fred

Fred — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 02:35:51 +0000

One thing that I am pisses is that the state that has been consistant this past year, with offering real music is we all know it Texas. The return of ABN with It is what it is, UGK 4 life, Slim thug boss of all bosses, z ro crack, trae- life goeas on I can go all day and the next with the mixtapes TRAE puts out. I hated JAY Z since day one it was unfortunate that BIG Pimpin was with Jay Z, 50 has the recent mixtape and I can say when 50 rap about hood shit it is hard not to listen. DOA sucks, JAY Z does not give justice to that beat. But once again he is out with another album and everyone jumps on the dick.

By: Jizzle

Jizzle — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:16:31 +0000

I feel what he sayin. Now a days artist want to tell they story. The majority of the artist that come out the south have been through so much and street life is all they know. People gotta respect that. People also gotta respect the fact artist wanna make money! What’s sellin now?? Southern rap, party music. It’s been sellin for years. Until some other kind of music or rap comes out, southern rap or autotone music will be on the top charts, makin the money. But I do love D.O.A.

By: Trill_Peep

Trill_Peep — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 20:26:44 +0000

Killer Mike is one of the most relevant artists in rap when it comes to shit that be goin’ on in life. He’s got a social conscious kinda like Bun B if I ask me. I agree 100 with what Mike say about Jay-Z. How many people can honestly say the 1st thing that comes to mind when Jay-Z is mentioned is ‘real talk’? See what I mean? I think now that the bottom is falling out of our economy, hard core rap is necessary because it speaks on what’s happening and alot of artists are scurrying around tryin’ to get with the times whereas Killer Mike & Bun B never left, na mean?

By: Johnny

Johnny — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:25:05 +0000

real talk from Killer Mike! I got that “In My City” song stuck in my head. That’s a good thing!