Papoose declares war and calls out Trinidad James over his now infamous Atlanta-New York rant. The Brooklyn rapper steps up to the plate for his city and takes to the net on Thanksgiving to share his latest offering, “Jive Ass Turkey.” Nothing is off limits as Pap goes in on the Southern rapper and calls him a one-hit wonder, ugly, downplays his skills behind the mic and much more. Take a listen as the New York lyricist proceeds to tear James a new one with his vicious new diss record.
Waka Flocka releases a new diss record titled “Ice Cream Man” and aims it at his former friend and label mate Gucci Mane. Though Gucci is currently not in a position to take action seeing as how he’s locked up in jail, that clearly wasn’t a factor for Flocka as the rapper decided not let that affect his agenda. Flocka goes in over the menacing track and attempts to discredit Gucci by questioning his character and motives while using the song’s hook to suggest the rapper changed. Take a listen to what Waka has to say on the matter in full.
Producer 9th Wonder and Young Guru debate over their views for Kendrick Lamar’s big verse on Big Sean’s “Control.” Young Guru takes the opportunity to compare the TDE artist’s “chess move” to the moment skateboard Tony Hawk through down the 900 at the X-Games. 9th and Guru also touch on the verse’s significance in Hip Hop and point of Kendrick’s craftiness to slip his name in among Hip Hop’s elite like JAY Z, Nas, Eminem, and Andre 3000. Check out the lighthearted and at times comical conversation between the two below.
Philadelphia lyricist Cyssero releases a new diss track titled “One Shot Kill” aimed at Meek Mill and joins Gillie Da Kid on the growing list of active beefs for the young MMG rapper. Cyssero wastes no time in calling Meek’s character into question as well as his street credentials. Overall, Cyssero drops bars that point to the idea that Meek has changed since signing with MMG. “One Shot Kill” never slows up and showcases Cyssero’s aggressive and effortless flow for nearly seven minutes.
After a series of subliminal disses seemingly directed toward fellow Philly rapper Gillie Da Kid, it would appear that Meek Mill’s choice words have initiated another lyrical beef. After catching wind of the MMG artist’s comments via his twitter account, Gille officially has responded with a full out diss track titled “King of Philly” where he calls into question Meek’s street credibility and proclaims himself the king of Philadelphia.
ItsTheDaily 