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Nas was SUPPOSED to "hang" Jay-z @ Summer Jam '02 wow
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Bend_The_Knee
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disagree. if it was a n umpcoming artist, then yea, i could see that.
nas would have taken a backlash from alot of ppl, including other hip hop artists.
it wouldn't have done anything to jay z's career.
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it baffles me when dudes think nas didn't win this battle
were y'all just listening to jay z's side?
were y'all just listening to jay z's side?
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Originally Posted by MonStar1
Originally Posted by USAFAnt
This would have been hilarious I don't care.
Jay would've been DUNZO....
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Can I get a real synopsis as to why Jay wouldn't have gone on to do what he's done if this would have happened?
Please be feasible and not a fan w/ a bias.
Please be feasible and not a fan w/ a bias.
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going at a rapper's credibility>calling a _ gayOriginally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
it baffles me when dudes think nas didn't win this battle
were y'all just listening to jay z's side?
and if you think the dude calling himself a prophet wouldn't have gotten backlash from this your buggin
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That pic was killer because prodigy was doing ballet even though he claimed to be so thug/hood but was caught in dance class.
The hanging wouldve been crazy just because of the imagery but i doubt it wouldve had any knockout or staying power because it didnt expose or bring anything to the light.
The hanging wouldve been crazy just because of the imagery but i doubt it wouldve had any knockout or staying power because it didnt expose or bring anything to the light.
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Let me help you clowns out in here. At the end of the day Nas owes the IRS back taxes and Jay is a star world wide...................the end.
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The funny thing about that prodigy pic is that dude was like 9 yrs old in that pic. Ppl talk about it like he was a grown %%# man in that photo.
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Originally Posted by RetroSan
going at a rapper's credibility>calling a _ gayOriginally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
it baffles me when dudes think nas didn't win this battle
were y'all just listening to jay z's side?
and if you think the dude calling himself a prophet wouldn't have gotten backlash from this your buggin
"the rap version of T.D. Jakes"
when did i say it wouldn't?
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are yall dudes serious
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That's funny, I thought Nas was the one going at his credibility. Don't tell me you bought in to the bitter BP2 songOriginally Posted by RetroSan
going at a rapper's credibility>calling a _ gayOriginally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
it baffles me when dudes think nas didn't win this battle
were y'all just listening to jay z's side?
and if you think the dude calling himself a prophet wouldn't have gotten backlash from this your buggin
"the rap version of T.D. Jakes"
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Yup. Lame people will be lame and Nas is lame. Typical hypocritical pseudo intellectual "black girl lost, or shorty owe you for ice" Nas being himself right there. Oh I'm about uplifting black folk but I want to create a dramatization where a black man is lynched.... LOSER.
Preachhhh. Takeover, SuperUgly, and Blueprint 2 >>>> Nas' wackness
Cause he didnt. I was not impressed by corny elementary school lines like "Gay-Z" and "Cockafella"Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
it baffles me when dudes think nas didn't win this battle
were y'all just listening to jay z's side?
Now a reply is being "bitter"? Come on man....Originally Posted by ATGD7154xBBxMZ
That's funny, I thought Nas was the one going at his credibility. Don't tell me you bought in to the bitter BP2 songOriginally Posted by RetroSan
going at a rapper's credibility>calling a _ gayOriginally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
it baffles me when dudes think nas didn't win this battle
were y'all just listening to jay z's side?
and if you think the dude calling himself a prophet wouldn't have gotten backlash from this your buggin
"the rap version of T.D. Jakes"
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Them eyes though...
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insane
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Dudes just wanna see Nas win b.
These "scenarios and what ifs" are hysterical
These "scenarios and what ifs" are hysterical
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Originally Posted by cartune
Dudes just wanna see Nas win b.
These "scenarios and what ifs" are hysterical
Nas' career MUSICALLY >>Jay Z's though, yall stay talking about #!!! that don't matter. So what Nas has no type of control over anybody with a vagina or Jay got more money. The thing that matters as fans of rap is the music. Jay lost the battle though, face it. Nas was his idol coming up.
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Originally Posted by ScottHallWithAPick
Yeah this is old news
This
but this is the first time i seen the dummy
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The only argument these Jay stan's have is about %%*$ that got nothing to do with rap
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Nas won, stop trying to re-write history. Jay was crying on the radio, that's losing.
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blueprint 2 > etherOriginally Posted by Shorty Doo Wop
The only argument these Jay stan's have is about %%*$ that got nothing to do with rap
ether had an impact but lyrically bp2 was way better and more persona, imo the better diss song
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From what I remember, Jay went at Nas while his mother was dying. Fair game.
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I'm glad this didn't go down.
However I can't help but be curious as to what woulda happened if this didn't happen.
To tell the truth I don't think they cared about any backlash for allowing this.
I think they were more afraid of losing Jay-Z as one of their advocates. You know Jay-Z is basically their prized possession. Providing them with exclusives first, interviews and the whole nine and what ever exclusivity he gave them at the time. Them allowing NaS to do that would have basically been the end of all those perks.
We know Hov is quick to boycott. ( He still my dude though)
We all know Nas is both sides of the spectrum. He could be an enlightening dude and then he could just throw all that out the window the next second.
I wonder who paid for the dummy though?
However I can't help but be curious as to what woulda happened if this didn't happen.
To tell the truth I don't think they cared about any backlash for allowing this.
I think they were more afraid of losing Jay-Z as one of their advocates. You know Jay-Z is basically their prized possession. Providing them with exclusives first, interviews and the whole nine and what ever exclusivity he gave them at the time. Them allowing NaS to do that would have basically been the end of all those perks.
We know Hov is quick to boycott. ( He still my dude though)
We all know Nas is both sides of the spectrum. He could be an enlightening dude and then he could just throw all that out the window the next second.
I wonder who paid for the dummy though?