BEEF pa SVT Nov 17, QD3

Maliik
jag tycker han skulle fråga om han skrev låten innan han åkte in i kåken som han påståd, då hade man vetat sanningen klarare...

Blev dock lite fundersam angående K-Solo vs DMX grejen. Solo släppte Spellbound 1990, dokumentären sa att dom båda satt i fängelse tillsammans 1994. K-Solo rappar på Cant hold it back om detta:
"I wrote 'Spellbound', to put my face on the map
But rumors have it that another man laid in jail wrote
That's impossible, Kevin Madison will take a stand
If he wrote 'Spellbound', who the hell wrote 'Letterman'?"
Och har Dmx någonsin oficiellt släppt någon Spellboundlåt? Är det någon som vet?

grass
nej, verkar inte så.

för dom som vill lyssna verkar det finnas spellbound här!

Detroit gängen var rätt så friska. Springer runt med ak4or under jackan :)

Fan vad jag blev besviken på det jag fick höra om DMX, om det nu var sant.. Trodde han va en riktig G.

det där med eminem vs benzino kommer säkert
nu skulle det ju handla om businessen, så då passar det inte

å varken em eller benzino kanske vägrar å medverak i dokumentären, å i så fall är det ju inte så underhållande

Trendnet P21


det var benzino som satte stopp för sin medverkan i BeefII. Men fixar du den oklippta versionen så får du se hur pinsam han är.

Ruggigt skön:::....----> Beef II

Counter-clockwise

japp det är med i den oklippta versionen

Den oklippta versionen måste fixas!

Nu är chipsen slut och jag vill ha mer, av både chips och BEEF, tyckte det avr bra som vanligt, man får väll ta och tacka QD för ett riktigt bra arbete. Mer sånt!

Så trean komemr verkligen alltså?

varför e inte Tim Dog med!!??????

När i helvete är repriserna... såg bara slutet. Måste fan se hela!

Sjsyt dokumnetär, särskilt EPMD-grejen och Ice-cube-Cypress plus K-solo var rolig. Haha, va vare med Onyx, griimey!

Hoppas det blir lite mer El-P/Sole, Easter conference/7L & Esoteric, Slug/Anticon, Eminem/Everlast, 3rd Bass-grejerna och som sagt Tim Dog!!
Tim Dog vs Nwa, Tim dog vs Mc eight etc.

11.17.2004 11:20 PM EST

U-God, Peedi Crakk, Damon Dash, Kareem Burke attend viewing.
Damon Dash arrives at the St. James Presbyterian Church for Ol' Dirty Bastard's wake Wednesday
Photo: MTV News

NEW YORK — Family, friends and fans came out to Harlem on Wednesday night to attend a public viewing of the body of Russell Jones, better known to hip-hop fans as Ol' Dirty Bastard.

A founding member of the Wu-Tang Clan, ODB died mysteriously on Saturday evening (see "Rapper Ol' Dirty Bastard Dies"). On Wednesday, tears poured and laughter rang out as dozens shared memories of one of hip-hop's all-time greats.

"I miss him," his father, William Jones, said outside of St. James Presbyterian Church, where the viewing was held. "Next week when I go back to Virginia, it's really gonna come down on me. He was the light in the family. He always kept something funny going on in a loving way."

Jones remembers his son's humorous antics as a considerable portion of the entertainment during family gatherings.

"He was wild," Jones said, smiling. "He would kid around all the time and joke. We used to have a lot of family over and he would be the jokester. All the rest of them could sing. Dirty couldn't sing, so he would do something to make everybody laugh. He was a good kid. We used to go fishing in Far Rockaway and that was his passion. People don't know he loved to fish."

"Dirty was like our brother," Ieasha Richardson, his first cousin, said. "He was the craziest out of everybody. You didn't know what was coming next."

"He would knock at your door at like three o'clock in the morning like, 'Yeah, we having a party,' " another of Dirty's cousins, Charisma Young, said. "The music would start poppin', everybody gets up out of their sleep. 'Y'all want something to eat?' He'd hit us off with $300 to go to the diner. When we found out , it was like, 'Wow.' "

Shortly after his cousins arrived at the church, Wu-Tang's U-God showed up. Roc-A-Fella artist Peedi Crakk also attended, and later Roc-A-Fella CEOs Damon Dash and Kareem "Biggs" Burke came to pay their respects in a cavalcade of cars that included Dirty's mother, Cherry Jones.

Dash said he was upset at losing a friend and colleague, but also saddened because Dirty didn't get to see a lot of his dreams come to fruition, such as releasing his new album and various other business ventures that were on tap.

"I'm very disappointed because I know what was about to happen for him," Dash said. "He wasn't getting his life together, his life was together."

"He was on the right track," concurred Dirty's cousin, Freedom Allah, who's better known as Papa Wu from his appearances on the various Wu-Tang Clan projects. "He had a clothing line, they just gave him a label . He was doing everything positive. The world has been robbed. They didn't understand what was about to come."

Papa Wu also lamented about members of the press who didn't understand Dirty's freewheeling ways. He said he hoped that as people look back on ODB's life, they don't vilify him.

"With our culture, people don't understand hell is what a man has to go through to really get right in his life," Papa Wu explained. "It's trials and tribulations you must go through. He did his. Everybody in this world has got some type of bullsh-- with them. I been around the world three times with . Everybody in the world loved that man. That man is a legend, an icon. He used to leave his car parked at a light, jump out and give all the kids money. Police used to be like, 'Dirty, you have to move your car.' He wouldn't move his car until he gave everybody money. He showed people love. He was so real."

Due to the suddenness of Dirty's death, many fans, as well as those closest to him, still haven't settled on the fact that he's gone (see "Ol' Dirty Bastard's Death Stuns And Saddens His Peers ").

"We all lived in the same house together and ate mayonnaise sandwiches together ," said Richardson, who added that one of her fondest memories of her cousin was him accepting a dare to jump off the roof of a house. He broke both legs. "This is a shock to me. I haven't even gone through the door yet. I'm thinking this is some type of publicity stunt where he's just gonna wake up and be like, 'Y'all think I was gone? Y'all can't kill me, n---a. Let's get the party poppin'. Where's the Moët and Cristal at?' "

"I can't believe he's gone," Dirty's manager, Jarred Weisfeld, said after the viewing. "He used to call me like 15 to 20 times a day. I'm still looking at my cell phone every time it rings, hoping that it's him."

Final farewells will be said on Thursday evening, fittingly in the borough he grew up in and bigged up in his classic "Brooklyn Zoo." One of the most celebrated and wildest men the hip-hop world has ever known will be laid to rest at Brooklyn's Christian Cultural Center at 7:30 p.m., following a two-hour wake that begins at 4 p.m.

"He's all right now," Papa Wu said. "He don't have to go through this no more. He don't have to worry about nobody bugging him half to death. Where's he at now, he's all right. Sh--. Makes me wanna be there right now."

— Shaheem Reid

Okej ta bort ovanstående, trodde det var ODB-tråden. Sorry.

blir det nån repris??

titta längre upp på tråden..

Lördag kl 02.00

Tack!!!!

KRS 1 var jobbig att kolla på. Tagga ner för fan..
EPMD grejjen var bra. PMD hade soft inställning till det hela.
Fan vilket barnsligt/larvigt intryck D12 och K-solo gav.
Roliga klipp när rapparnas dissrader förtydligades.
Kändes verkligen att Source prylen saknades. D12/Royce beefen dög inte som final.

Demirel : 2pac vs. Biggie kan ju bli lite svårt, eftersom dom inte kan bli intervjuade...

Dessutom har dom med en hel del om den beefen i dokumentären om Morden på 2pac & Biggie..tycker att dom ska ha med lite om Eminem m.m vs Ja Rule å så, om det inte e med i 1:an, har inte sett den

Vad heter låten dom körde i slutet?

Troligtvis nån i D12 som hade samma ref som Biggies Whats beef.
Någon som vet?

hehe, de va lite coolt me KSolo vs. DMX, de me lögndetektorn oxå hehe

var det inte qdIII man såg snabbt på en gammal bild brevid ll cool j under roxanne delen

Krs one är så jävla soft, roligt det dära med hiphop lagarna!!!

1an är ändå så jävla mkt bättre´..


peace

Promoe säger i "Punx Not Dead" (tror jag det var) ngt i stil med att man inte ska mucka med honom eller battla eller vad det var, fär då kanske han gör en "Canibus"
- "...I might do a Canibus and steal the whole show" och fortsätter med att han kanske ör en De Niro och tar över huvudrollen,, menar han något konkret med det där angående Canibus? -Det slutade väl med att LL Cool J vann?

förresten, glömde kolla om ngn/ QD3 vet eller har en spårlista för vilka låtar dom spelar genom hela programmet (Hann inte med i eftertexterna ju)? Kände igen en himlans massa låtar, skulle vilja lyssna igenom flera av de jag inte kände igen.

LL ÄGER ALLT OCH ALLA!!!!!!!!!!!

Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincyyyy!

Sicken röst han har......berättarröst

EPMD grejen va intressant... Canibus vs LL också

blir det repris??

Diabolical_Plague P21
vad fan sa du? :P

hängde inte med mellan can vs ll .. varför fick inte canibus vara med i låten 4,3,2,1? .. han skrev ju om sin text ?

kl 2 på lördag, alltså kl 14.00?? eller 02.00 på natten??

kolla i en tidning ffs

KRS verkar vara en fett skön kille

nelly nelly nelly. Stackars grabb, han vet tydligen inte mycke. Nelly bevisa att han vet ännu mindre än jag trott. =)

Tråkitt med bråkett i EpMd. Så jävla sköna ihop.

varför va Onyx så jävla lacka? fatta inte det

Stockholm_Giant P60
nä, jag fatta inte det heller... någon som vet?

Stockholm_Giant P60>> det e ju Onyx vi snackar.. ;).
Dom är som dom låter.. hehe

Ja, onyx var ju endå dom största fjantarna. Deras intervjumaner e så sjukt töntigt.

onyx är ju sköna :)

Canibus > all