DJ Quik question..

[The Big Bad Ass]

I was downloading tracks off of WinMX, and I came across a song that is called get at me that the guy labled Dr. Dre diss. I've only had a breif chance to listen to it, and it does sound like he could be dissing dre, but then again, it sounded that way on the track u ain't fresh, and that turned out to be not towards dre. I've never seen this track before, does anyone know about it, or who it is aimed at?

[js83]

hmm...i thought the only diss song that quik made towards dre was, u ain't fresh....

[The Big Bad Ass]

Man, I remember a thread on this board like 11 months ago saying that U ain't Fresh wasn't towards dre. Maybe I was wrong. But anyways, the song is called Get At Me. Give it a listen.

[shermhead4life]

get at me is on safe + sound its aimed at hi c i belive

[shermhead4life]

get at me is on safe + sound its aimed at hi c i belive

[The Big Bad Ass]

Okay, thanks for clearin that up. I didn't think it was a dre diss.

[Rud]

Man, I remember a thread on this board like 11 months ago saying that U ain't Fresh wasn't towards dre.

Naw That 'I Never Put My Name On A Track That Wasnt Mine' Was Aimed At Dre - Heres A Section Of Interview About It :

XXL Magazine Extract :

But even while promoting positivity and sonic experimentation, Quik still found time on Balance + Options to send some thinly-veiled disses at a rival. On “U Ain’t Fresh,” Quick rhymes about an anonymous, Ecstacy-popping, bisexual producer who puts his name on other people’s tracks.

Ask DJ Quik who he was talking about on “U Ain’t Fresh!” and you’ll get a “no comment,” but anybody who listens to word on the streets has a good idea. According to Quik now, it was that same “word on the streets” that created any tension that may have existed between the West Coast’s two greatest producers.

“‘U Ain’t Fresh!’ was me being mad because I had listened to the streets,” says Quik. “You know how the streets always try to be like, ‘Word in the streets is that this real famous producer is dissing you. The best producer in hip-hop’—which he is—‘is dissing you on one of his records.’ And I bought it, and I listened to it, and it was like, Y’all are right! That do sound like he’s talking about me. And I jumped the gun and just like shot some shit out there from some shit I heard in the streets. But I was fishing for straws instead of being thorough. I would rather be thorough like I usually do. I’ll be thorough if I’ma diss somebody. And I’ve come to find out, it wasn’t even true, man. Now me and dude end up making the best music ever in life. You know, I guess that was my way of meeting him. Dude is like a warlock. Dude is like a wizard. Dude is still young. Dude is still making the best music ever. It’s like, How the fuck? I look up to him because I wanna be like him.”

So When did Quik first hook up with Dr. Dre?

“Oh, we talking about Dr. Dre now?” Quik says, coyly. “Well, that’s another story. Dr. Dre is incredible. The ultimate chemist. He deserves that position that he’s got as the greatest hip-hop producer of all time. He will never be outdone. Even when he quits.”

Full Interview : http://xxlmag.com/main/features/37_quik.php

There He Confirms It Was A Diss But He Shouldnt Have Done It - He Listened To The Streets  :-/ - At Least Theyve Made Up Now Tho  


peace

[The Big Bad Ass]

^^^ Wow, thanks Rud.

[Don Seer]

nice one rud.. i was trying to remember all that.

I was suprised to see Quik say all that - especially since he once said on air that it *wasn't* about Dre.

I actually missed the fact that Quik later found out the diss wasn't even about him.. it was just people telling him it was that made him diss.

“‘U Ain’t Fresh!’ was me being mad because I had listened to the streets,” says Quik. “You know how the streets always try to be like, ‘Word in the streets is that this real famous producer is dissing you. The best producer in hip-hop’—which he is—‘is dissing you on one of his records.’ And I bought it, and I listened to it, and it was like, Y’all are right! That do sound like he’s talking about me. And I jumped the gun and just like shot some shit out there from some shit I heard in the streets. But I was fishing for straws instead of being thorough. I would rather be thorough like I usually do. I’ll be thorough if I’ma diss somebody. And I’ve come to find out, it wasn’t even true, man

[Youngster323]

there is a song called Static where he disses Dr Dre and Snoop I think

[Big_Loco_FME]

there is a song called Static where he disses Dr Dre and Snoop I think

You're thinking of 'Status'. He doesnt diss Dre or Snoop, he mentions them. He disses Ice Cube but his name is bleeped out.

"Cube you owe niggas an apology
For stealing Mausberg's shit. That's how it is, how it's gotta be."


and Get At Me is aimed at AMG

[serv-on]

The best producer in hip-hop’—which he is—‘is dissing you on one of his records.’ And I bought it, and I listened to it, and it was like, Y’all are right!

What song is quik refering to? And who were erick sermon and kam dissing? Were they also dissing dre? (i dont think kam was). Anybody know this?

[Big_Loco_FME]

who were erick sermon and kam dissing? Were they also dissing dre? (i dont think kam was). Anybody know this?

Kam was talking about Cube. Erick didnt diss anybody.