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Jay-Z "Ride Or Die" - Dis to ???
Lord Funk:
The reason the check your own videos line made me think of Mase was because of his video (forget which one) where he and Puffy were in basketball vests - Puffy was '1' and Mase was '2'. I remembered at the time people said Puffy was putting Mase down in his own vid.
The Watcher:
Dre got fucked for his publishin' by Ruthless, and Jay-Z did some ghost writin' for him .. that could be about Dre just as easy as it is Mase, probably neither of them
Lord Funk:
From Launch a coupla years back...
(12/14/00, 1 p.m. ET) - Mase may have retired from hip-hop in 1999, but that didn't stop the Harlem rapper and his friends from being dissed by Jay-Z on a song from Memphis Bleek's new album, The Understanding.
On the remix for " My Mind Right," Jay-Z threatens either Mase or members of Mase's offshoot group, Harlem World. Mase left show business to enroll in college in Atlanta. Some of Jay-Z's lyrics include: " It ain't about Brooklyn or Harlem/no more than it's about fame or stardom/it's about me being on blocks you barred from."
Jay-Z and Mase have had a long-running rivalry, and members of Harlem World made what is suspected to be a backhanded diss to Jay-Z on Dame Grease's Live On Lenox album, which was released earlier this year.
I'm just interested - seems no one knows about this and I've never heard it mentioned apart from here and The Source's review of Jay's album, which mentioned that Ride Or Die disses a "Harlem cat".
Darksider:
--- Quote from: Lord Funk on August 21, 2003, 06:03:03 AM ---From Launch a coupla years back...
(12/14/00, 1 p.m. ET) - Mase may have retired from hip-hop in 1999, but that didn't stop the Harlem rapper and his friends from being dissed by Jay-Z on a song from Memphis Bleek's new album, The Understanding.
On the remix for " My Mind Right," Jay-Z threatens either Mase or members of Mase's offshoot group, Harlem World. Mase left show business to enroll in college in Atlanta. Some of Jay-Z's lyrics include: " It ain't about Brooklyn or Harlem/no more than it's about fame or stardom/it's about me being on blocks you barred from."
Jay-Z and Mase have had a long-running rivalry, and members of Harlem World made what is suspected to be a backhanded diss to Jay-Z on Dame Grease's Live On Lenox album, which was released earlier this year.
I'm just interested - seems no one knows about this and I've never heard it mentioned apart from here and The Source's review of Jay's album, which mentioned that Ride Or Die disses a "Harlem cat".
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interesting
eS El Duque:
--- Quote from: The Watcher on August 21, 2003, 05:23:14 AM ---Dre got fucked for his publishin' by Ruthless, and Jay-Z did some ghost writin' for him .. that could be about Dre just as easy as it is Mase, probably neither of them
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heh...but why Dre???
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