Lmao
Tbh
Ortiz was my fave but in all honesty ortiz cass jr then lamar
If all was on the same beat foreall

@God Of War

i'm not saying it is.. kendrick had one line stating he was the king of new york and named a couple of dudes who haven't even replied to it.. that's what i'm getting at.


dude didn't even drop a diss, and he has people coming at him sideways with whole tracks

namsayn?

thats whats dope about it

everyone is entitled to opinions

but lamar dissed in what 4 bars? maybe 3? so saying them 3 lines was better then entire verses from some of the heavy spitters is dope

i didnt say lamar lost i said id like to see him actually come back now and actually drop an entire diss track

that would be the correct thing to do

shit cass even called him a fag that requires a response lol

but yo lmao

kendrick didnt diss no one at all

the only thing i get someone might get mad at for him is saying he king of new york

but bascially just saying hes the best everywhere

i thought rappers did this all the time?

but its different when u say u the king n ur from a diff coast

imo theres still that beef tween cali n ny not beef like pac n beef but the rival aspect of who has better artists. so when a cali dude says that shit gets the world turning u feel me?

word

thats why he said it lol

his verse shook the game up imo

everybody responding to that shit

game > lamar

People take that king of New York shit like big faggots

GoW winning the argument btw. Carry on then

Agreed...just wait till he respond cause these nigga dropping tracks and not being mentioned is putting them at a disadvantage if lamar come correct.

I listened to all the responses I could find. Here's how I rank them:

1. Joell Ortiz: He came the hardest, all punchlines and viciousness. Plus he gets bonus points for being first.
2. Cassidy: Battling is his forte, but I thought his scratchy voice blended with the beat too much.
3. J.R. Writer: This was standard J.R.: all punchlines, all the time.
4. Lupe Fiasco: I loved his vocal impression and thought his was the most listenable, but his lyrics lacked.
5. Fred the Godson: This was a pretty strong battle verse from a lower-tier rapper.
6. Mickey Factz: He kind of surprised me with this one.
7. Mysonne: He had a brash delivery and direct attack but didn't have a whole lot of creativity.
8. Los: His flow is ridiculous and he came hard, but his punchlines just weren't cut out for the elite.
9. Ransom: No punchlines or personals, but the flow was nice and hard.
10. Astro: He's like 15. But he had a few good lines.
11. Iman Shumpert: He's still the best NBA player/rapper, but this wasn't his best.
12. B.o.B: What the fuck was that? You're not a battle rapper. You're not a New Yorker. Go home.

I think it's unfair to compare Kendrick Lamar's original track because he didn't diss anyone who has responded and he wasn't dissing anyone he named. I'd love if he took names though and came at all these guys with a 10-minute cut called "God of War."

mysonne one of my fav under rated rappers

his verse was fire as fuck

while u was riding around high in ur moms mini van
i was driving around with hammers riding for my city fam

v/mysonne

K dot my nigga but that verse was sub par. Big seans was also whatever for the most part.

Appreciate the effort to ignite rivalry but this is out of proportion.

Cassidy is wack as fuck and after the meek mill diss(es) I don't wanna hear shit he got to say on this. The nigga is irrelevant outside of battle rap anyways.

That was the best line in his verse by far. It was a good line. So far, though, Joell Ortiz, Cassidy and J.R. Writer are easily the best.

yeah i have to agree with you

tho i think mys had a nasty ass verse but he approached it differently imo instead of really dissing lamar he spoke to em lol

lamar made me interested in rap again. the dude won

cassidy was dopee

it's the message being conveyed by Lamar, not a diss. You can't measure a message to the culture or the masses up against a diss and vice versa. Lamar was challenging the culture, not challenging mc's specifically. It's a call to arms to step up but at the same time he's making it a point to say "ya'll fell off and I'm on ya'll assess and passing you"

Mac Miller just happy Kendrick called him a nigga.