Wednesday, August 24, 2011
The Bay Area Battles: Messy Marv vs. Too Short (+ JT The Bigga Figga)
By now you have probably heard of the beef between Messy Marv and Too Short. No one is sure exactly why Messy Marv has it out for Too Short, but he does. We usually don't like to promote negative things here at The West Come Up. We're all about peace and unity. However, some of the better songs have come from diss tracks and we can't hold that back from you guys, so here you go.
Round 1: Messy Marv - Class Of '84 (F**k Too Short) (Messy Marv initiates the beef with Too Short via Twitter and this track.) Round 2: JT The Bigga Figga - Take 1 (Messy Marv Diss) (Too Short states he won't beef with Messy Marv, so JT The Bigga Figga decides to take matters into his own hands.) Round 3: Too Short - Where You At (Messy Marv Diss) (Too Short finally decides to address Messy Marv.) Round 4: Messy Marv Ft. Too Short & JT Tha Bigga Figga - Okay (Mess Marv Diss) (The feud continues. Mistah FAB as fake Messy Marv. More of a conversation than a song.)
Planet Asia - Inspiration (Music Video)
It's hot and loud here so I'm going to take a break. I'll be back later tonight with more content.
HipHopDX: Kendrick Lamar Interview - 'Section.80 Is Just A Warm-Up'
Andres Vasquez of HipHopDX recently had the chance to sit down with Kendrick Lamar and pick his brain a bit. Here's a little preview:
Game suggested DX call on his fellow Compton native K. Dot. The young emcee goes in-depth about his highly successful, critically praised digital debut, and says his work with Dre will soon be heard.Read the full interview at HipHopDX.
“Believe it or not, Section.80 is just a warm up.”
When Kendrick Lamar speaks of his critically acclaimed project in this manner, you get a sense of sincerity in his voice. The Compton, California representative has received rave reviews from various publications, including ours. He’s also garnered support from other emcees, veterans and newcomers alike. Hip Hop legends like Snoop Dogg, Kurupt and Dr. Dre have all cosigned Lamar’s talent. So, what’s next?
Before moving forward, K. Dot understands it’s always crucial to look back and to look within. During this exclusive interview with HipHopDX at the request of guest editor Game, Kendrick spoke as to why he wants to let Section.80 settle for some time before unveiling the newer projects he has in the stash. He also spoke on how various life experiences have informed his writing and about what it’s like to run with the West Coast’s baton.
Kendrick Lamar Acknowledges Game For Supporting His Movement
HipHopDX: What was it like to work with Game on the R.E.D. Album?
Kendrick Lamar: It was crazy, man! You know, I always admired Game’s work ethic, as far as being a student of the game, like myself. So, when he finally called me to be on The R.E.D. Album, that was a blessing for me, just off the fact that somebody I admired in the game would reach out and extend their hand to do me a favor to put me on the intro, not just a track, but the intro. That says a lot because it sets the tone for what he’s talking about. I’m privileged to be side by side with a rapper like that. I felt that it was a song that was necessary. I’m from Compton, he’s from Compton. I’m the young one coming from Compton. He was basically saying, here, take this and run with it. That’s how the track felt. It was real.
Zoolay Ft. Planet Asia - Haters & D*ckRiders (Audio + Music Video)
New single and music video from the up and coming group Zoolay. THis one id=s off their upcoming album, West Kept Secret. The album features appearances by Planet Asia, Psycho Les of Beatnuts, Krondon of SAS, LMNO, Roc-C, Blame One, Miki Vale, and more. The production is provided by Beatnuts, Exile, Dibiase, and THX. Looks like a solid lineup.
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?7yzibci7mb629ky | Hulkshare
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