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OPINION Who killed it, more???

Who took the W...

  • Nas

    Votes: 2 66.7%
  • Lake

    Votes: 1 33.3%

  • Total voters
    3
'Revolutionary Warfare':

They both killed this track, but who got the W, Nas or Lakey the Kid???

Im going with Lake I think dude ripped it to bludclart, especially the first verse... Not many get the better of Nas on a track, but I think Lake pipped him on this...


 
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Lake:

'My revolution is as real as Bobby Seale's,
I build with dudes and cribs worth a quarter mill, in Dix Hills
For fishscale, to cop guns, the time come
I'll mask up and get my comrade off the bus
Fuck the beef I'll snatch your seed, from Chuckie Cheese
And feed him to the rats in the back of the P's
Black fatigues and AR-15's on the sofa
50 inch flat screen Louie Vitton holdsters
My motions don't appeal to repel at divisions
I did it strong for 7 long years in prison, fuck the system
I'm like a modern day Hitler, black gorilla, Crip and Blood in one n***a
Only killas know my face
I beat a case for shooting at the po-lice, n***, the name Lake!
Though simultaneously the street revolution
21 gun salute the new Huey Newton'


And this really hits the mark, When Nas and Lake went back and fourth...

'Uh, And listen more talk less
Watch all and trust none, demand your respect
And be ready to die for what you believe in
And ride all the time not just when convenient'

'Strong rule the weak, but the wise rule the strong
It's more to a war than just getting it on

Conceal your form, cover your tracks
Stay prepared I don't care if no one's spared'
 
I'm not sure which verse was better, but its songs like this that make God's Son a 5 mic classic. It's mature. At a time when everybody else was talking about making it rain at the strip club or rims on a truck, Nas was talking about some deep shit.
 
I'm not sure which verse was better, but its songs like this that make God's Son a 5 mic classic. It's mature. At a time when everybody else was talking about making it rain at the strip club or rims on a truck, Nas was talking about some deep shit.

Yeah I kinda agree, though there were other 'deep' or 'conscious' albums out still, but I maybe not on the mainstream level or notoriety of Nas... I guess partly because it was at a time where he had been beefing and his mother had passed so he was in the more thoughtful mindset...
 
Yeah you had cats like Talib Kweli or Common, but they weren't going multi platinum.

Nas had just dropped Ether, won the battle, dropped Lost Tapes and then dropped God's Son in a 12 month span.

And if that wasn't enough, he dropped the Made You Look (Remix) with Ludacris and Jadakiss.
 
Yeah you had cats like Talib Kweli or Common, but they weren't going multi platinum.

Nas had just dropped Ether, won the battle, dropped Lost Tapes and then dropped God's Son in a 12 month span.

And if that wasn't enough, he dropped the Made You Look (Remix) with Ludacris and Jadakiss.

Lost Tapes is a masterpiece imo, and to think it was left overs that may of never seen the light of day...
 
Keep this momentum going...
name the thread Who Killed it?!

Keep the poll n boom u have a on going thread to keep the masses coming!
 
Keep this momentum going...
name the thread Who Killed it?!

Keep the poll n boom u have a on going thread to keep the masses coming!

We got several of these
 
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