Apr 26, 2024
RICKY 2320I mean, you don’t think that making his comeback all about dissing drake isn’t lame?
I mean if he’s dropping an album this year then how could this beef not be involved with it? It’s the biggest s*** that’s happened in the genre in a minute
I would say putting the diss on his album could be a lame move but it all depends on the song
Doing it on some “The Heart” type s*** would be fine tho
Apr 26, 2024https://twitter.com/akademiks/status/1783662298868944933illmatiiczCrazy to see just how civil people who aren’t terminally online are. We’re f***ing cooked
Apr 26, 2024fat joes opinion on hip hop matters less than literally all of yours
- Apr 26, 2024·3 replies
Apr 26, 2024https://twitter.com/akademiks/status/1783662298868944933illmatiiczhe is rite. it doesnt matter how good this kendrick response is, drake has already won.
- Apr 26, 2024
nephewjat foe
Josephat
- Apr 26, 2024https://twitter.com/le3ronto/status/1783662398022250779illmatiicz
I forgot all about the Hopsin diss lmaooo wtf was that about
Apr 26, 2024·2 replies
Apr 26, 2024U2 aerosmith
Apr 26, 2024·3 repliesWhere in the rulebook is there an official expiration date to respond to a diss record? Until y'all find that and show me, who gives a f*** how long it takes. Just know it's coming.
Apr 26, 2024Kendrick pacing back and forth his apartment wondering why Whitney is taking so long at the gym and if he should drop the diss or wait for his EP while Kenfolk itt thinks he actually has a nuke
- Apr 26, 2024·1 reply
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024Deezed
quack city
- Apr 26, 2024
When did Krit diss Kendrick? Mt Olympus?
Apr 26, 2024·3 repliesThis is legitimately my last memory of Fat Joe
- Apr 26, 2024·1 replyProsper
This is legitimately my last memory of Fat Joe
only*
- Apr 26, 2024https://twitter.com/kurrco/status/1783666537187983758Chiron2
The GOAT is back
- Apr 26, 2024Dapper
only*
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024·3 repliesMechXYZ
Where in the rulebook is there an official expiration date to respond to a diss record? Until y'all find that and show me, who gives a f*** how long it takes. Just know it's coming.
There isn't a specific rulebook or official guideline that dictates an expiration date for responding to a diss record in the music industry. The decision to respond, and the timing of the response, is typically based on a variety of factors including artistic strategy, personal considerations, and the dynamics of the ongoing exchange between artists. Some artists may choose to respond quickly to capitalize on the momentum and keep the feud going, while others may take their time to craft a more strategic or impactful response. Ultimately, it's up to the individual artist to decide how and when to respond based on their own artistic vision and objectives.
Apr 26, 2024MechXYZWhere in the rulebook is there an official expiration date to respond to a diss record? Until y'all find that and show me, who gives a f*** how long it takes. Just know it's coming.
Ay ay let’s get it bro!
- Apr 26, 2024·2 repliesnephew
There isn't a specific rulebook or official guideline that dictates an expiration date for responding to a diss record in the music industry. The decision to respond, and the timing of the response, is typically based on a variety of factors including artistic strategy, personal considerations, and the dynamics of the ongoing exchange between artists. Some artists may choose to respond quickly to capitalize on the momentum and keep the feud going, while others may take their time to craft a more strategic or impactful response. Ultimately, it's up to the individual artist to decide how and when to respond based on their own artistic vision and objectives.
shut the f*** up
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024·1 replyDapper
shut the f*** up
- Apr 26, 2024nephew
There isn't a specific rulebook or official guideline that dictates an expiration date for responding to a diss record in the music industry. The decision to respond, and the timing of the response, is typically based on a variety of factors including artistic strategy, personal considerations, and the dynamics of the ongoing exchange between artists. Some artists may choose to respond quickly to capitalize on the momentum and keep the feud going, while others may take their time to craft a more strategic or impactful response. Ultimately, it's up to the individual artist to decide how and when to respond based on their own artistic vision and objectives.
"I need to see your ID head ass"
- Apr 26, 2024Prosper
This is legitimately my last memory of Fat Joe
F*** I was going to post this
- Apr 26, 2024·1 replynephew
There isn't a specific rulebook or official guideline that dictates an expiration date for responding to a diss record in the music industry. The decision to respond, and the timing of the response, is typically based on a variety of factors including artistic strategy, personal considerations, and the dynamics of the ongoing exchange between artists. Some artists may choose to respond quickly to capitalize on the momentum and keep the feud going, while others may take their time to craft a more strategic or impactful response. Ultimately, it's up to the individual artist to decide how and when to respond based on their own artistic vision and objectives.
Deciding when to respond to a diss track depends on the situation. Generally, it's wise to respond if the diss gains traction or if it directly attacks your reputation. However, it's essential to consider whether engaging will benefit your career and whether it aligns with your brand and values.
