King Sun Rappers Dont Know How to Act Tupac King Sun Beef

"Niggas in my Urban center are SOFT, It's so Sweetness out here"
Maino

I never thought I say this just Maino's comments stood correctly. It isn't the fact that NYC don't have spitters or that in that location isn't no talent in the Big Apple. The big trouble is that there isn't no true representatives to really make a stand or cheque out of towners for disrespecting their urban center. I miss the days where New Yorkers took pride in defending their city and in upshot classic records were being made.

1 of the issues remains that alot of the people who are on HOT 97, The Breakfast Social club, or any radio programming are NOT from NYC. You should have already seen information technology by New York'south passive reaction to Lil Wayne's comments when he showed dislike to the city and recently Kendrick Lamar feeling abrasive enough to even claim Rex of the City and not even a resident.

What people don't know is that there was a time where NYC STOOD THEIR Ground. When NYC didn't tolerate no disrespect from out of towners or fifty-fifty their own(Mobb Deep checking JayZ) I'm gonna take you guys on a trip down memory lane to where NYC had heart.

The average hip hop fan doesn't know besides much most Rex Sun. King Sun was possibly the Kickoff NYC rapper to stand up to Tupac Shakur and Death Row Records during the midst of his "Westside Riding". He also dropped a diss record in response to the Westside Connectedness titled Don't Know How to Act. The record got heavy buzz effectually the summer of NYC off DJ Doowop's 96 Summerjam mixtape where they threw shots back at Death Row throughout.

What I respect about Male monarch Sun is that he responded to Tupac while he was Alive. No sneak dissing, no subliminals and called them out by name. Male monarch Sun even released a argument explaining why he released it:

"Ok, I was the first to answer with a dis record towards Tupac when he beginning dissed Tribe Called Quest at the Source Awards in '94. Since Tupac appeared on "California" wit Dre, I felt the need to respond wit "Califony" and derived the hook from the Die Difficult movie when Bruce Willis was a cop from NY and had beef in Cali. Every time he killed an adversary his reply was "Yippie Kay Ya Mother Fucker."

The beat was produced by DJ Mark the 45 Rex and was cut upwards past Funk Main Flex in D&D Studios in Midtown Manhattan. Shout outs to Doug and Dave. I then allowed Doo Wop to put the song on his mixtape to generate a buzz. Tupac and I discussed the dis song after having Ice-T play it for Pac. We laughed together over the phone and Pac new information technology was naught personal, merely I had to rep NY to the fullest. Shout outs to Water ice-T, who's like my older cousin from the Left Coast who has always held me down, to WC Crazy Toons, DJ Aladdin, DJ Pooh, Evil E and Hen Yard and Shawny Shawn.

Rest in peace Pac. Our dear goes out to Mrs. Shakur. Tell BIG I said "Hold some equality for me and Lady Heron and be at the door with Jesus so we can get in!"

Doo Wop played his tape with Male monarch Sunday on his critically acclaimed Summer Jam '96 mixtape. Doo Wop also goes at 2Pac & The Dogg Pound at the finish of the tape. Notice how the mixtape only features East Coast artists. This was effectually the time of Striking' Em Up. Co-ordinate to DJ Male monarch Shammek, King Lord's day had as well recorded another diss record titled "Don't Know How To A.C.T." directed at Westside Connection

When Snoop Dogg kicked downwards a building in the Tha Dogg Pound's hit single and video New York New York, It looked as nothing but a taunt to NYC. Even the beginning of the New York New York track sounded similar a mock of the Eastward Coast slang that was used heavily at the time. The Queensbridge Duo Prodigy and Havoc(Mobb Deep) saw this as a full lack of respect for the City and stood up.

They linked up with Lefrak Queens group C.Northward.Due north.(Capone Northward Noreaga) and released a response to Tha Dogg Pound titled LA LA. They shot a video of themselves killing dogs and throwing them over the bridge.

Mobb Deep likewise dropped a response record to Tupac Shakur who waged all out war with them forth many during that time titled Driblet a Gem on em:

DMX(Every bit a Rookie) dissed Tupac on the I Shot Ya Freestyle. He and then switched it to and so rival Chiliad-Solo due to Pac's death.

Even though he would deny it. Nobody tin can't help but to observe the slick shots Nas sent at Tupac during the feud. This perhaps was why Tupac said he was gonna "Murder the Firm" on his rail War Gamez Check the songs:

Theres fifty-fifty shots directed at Pac on the songs Nas is Coming and Black Girl Lost.

The average fan who possibly started listening to rap in the late 2000s would probably be surprised that y'all detect Biggie and Puffy on the list. Despite Puffy'due south consistent cries for Peace, Love, and Harmony(Especially in Notorious), The unreleased audio here evidence that Biggie AND Puffy were throwing disses back at Tupac and Death Row on tapes.

These songs were gonna be featured on Bad Male child's Book 4 mixtape that was gonna come out that summer. But remained in the vault due to Bad Boy not wanting to throw any more gasoline in the already flaming fire of the East/West war. As for Biggie. Well I'll have the breakdown re-published of how he threw darts at Tupac throughout that album. Biggie was fifty-fifty responsible for the Dogg Pound'south trailer getting shot upwards.

Feeling the need to ride for her man, Lil Kim let it be known that she's willing to hold it down for Biggie. Even if it meant going to war against who she felt was disrespecting him or causing him harm. On this Original version of Big Mama Thang She shoots straight aim at both Faith Evans and Biggie'southward old friend then plough rival Tupac. She switched the references to Tupac out on the released version due to Tupac'south death and out of respect to his family.

Tupac took offense to Chino Forty's line nigh him being raped in jail and dissed him on Hit Em Upwardly. Chino responded in a freestyle using the Who Shot Ya shell dissing Tupac pretty difficult. Chino discussed the war of words with Tupac in a recent interview:

http://www.makaveli-lath.cyberspace/showthread.php?12458-Tupac-amp-Chino-XL-Beef-Good-Read

Tim Dog was mayhap the first East Declension rapper to launch a diss record aimed at the W Coast. Fuck Compton took aim at the West Coast gang bang lifestyle and Gangsta rap records that he felt was becoming repetitive at the time. Snoop Dogg, DJ Quik and MC Eiht take dropped responses to Tim Canis familiaris on their albums respectively.

If New Yorkers took more pride in defending their city, keeping that regional sound and showing that pridefulness then I feel that the Big Apple would slowly recover. These rappers that Ive mentioned above stood their footing against anyone disrespecting their turf and y'all can't help but to respect it. If only today's spitters tin adapt that mindset along with boot the out of towners whom don't care nearly the city out,then just perchance the regional audio would come up dorsum in total circle

Vic Da Ruler

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