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Best Diss Track Of All Time

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Adam Donnelly:
Ok name your best diss track of all time
and why U think it's the best

Lord Funk:
Quik's 'Dollaz and Sense' - effortlessly cool, with humorous but still hard lyrics over an amazing beat. Need I say more? ;)

Kill:
Hit Em Up is just a classic, even tho Pac wan't actually good at dissin people but he still kinda spits pure venom on this, so in a way the song's still intriguing to me today. Drop A Gem On Em was a hard response, P's verse lyrically kills (or would've killed since it was already november 96) Pac IMO and the beat's amazing

Dre Day and Real Muthaphukkin G'z were two hard disses too, also DPG Killa and What Would U Do were nice

A personal fav of mine is also Callin Out Names, the beat's mad hot and Kurupt came out with this around a time everybody was shook and afraid of beef and spit sum real hard lines, dunno how many times I bumped this

Nas vs. Jay-Z was more of a fun battle, but Ether was definitely a dope track

The Bridge Is Over is another classic

well, that's sum shit I can think of at the moment

willie_d:
Kool Moe Dee - "Let's Go".
Moe Dee really beat LL Cool J with this one. The best part of it is that it never gets brutal or obscene. There is always dignity: "Make you say daddy I don't want none!".

T-Dogg:
DJ Quik - Dollaz + Sense.

"Givin' your set a bad name with your misspelled name/ E-I-H-T, now should I continue/ yeah you left out the G 'cause the G ain't in you/"

Damn that line is dope.

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