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Whether it's in bad taste (and I'm sure it won't be as graphic as people are assuming) the movie still has a really fucking stupid premise.

Scarface, OutKast and Ludacris are all waaaaaay closer to the throne than all these flavour-of-the-month 'crunk' rappers.

Hmm, this sounds very similar to the forthcoming adaptation of JT Leroy's "The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things" starring Winona Ryder, Asia Aregento and Marilyn Manson. Manson is dating Argento, but ends up being 'seduced' by her ten year old son, who is dressed up as her. It can't seriously be coincidence that these two films are coming out around the same time?

I think 99 minutes is the biggest, without overburning. I dunno if many CD burners would work with a 99 minute CD

Exactly, rap fans have disowned Insane Clown Posse.

She has a certain appeal. I applaud her inclusion.

It's not Wallace's soul. Rather, Quentin didn't intend it to be his soul. It's supposed to be open to interpretation. Two orange lightbulbs and a battery is what was PHYSICALLY inside the briefcase.

We've had this discussion before. A battery and two orange lightbulbs.

Because ICP suck.

Which is why I said RAP lyrics. Put it in bold and everything. Eminem writes better rap lyrics and CERTAINLY better battle lyrics. You might prefer the Beasties lyrics, but they're not better battle lyrics than Em's. You'd be crazy to argue they are. They don't need to say fuck? We're talking about the song "Hey, FUCK You". And no, they don't rap about murder. Because it's not their style. It is Eminems style. I don't care whether they play instruments. We're talking about them dissing Eminem. Battles are about lyrics. You can't diss someone with a guitar riff. You're all missing the point. The Beasties (might have) dissed Eminem, and if Eminem were to reply he would beat them. Doesn't necessarily mean he's a better musician, it means he's a better battler. And he is, by a country mile.

See, the problem here is, all the Beasties fans are rock kids. They have a very small hip hop fanbase. And, as rock fans, you judge the Beasties not as a rap group but as a rock-rap-punk-whatever band. The Beasties are NOT good rap lyricists. They don't have good rap lyrics. Nine out of ten rap fans will agree that Eminem is an infinitely better lyricist. Like someone said before, it's like comparing basketball and football. The Beastie Boys are trying to beat Eminem at his own game, and they will fail. The Beasties fans might not think so, but the hip hop fans will, and at the end of the day they are trying to diss a rapper. They're not trying to see who can use the most fucking keyboard layers, they're not trying to see who has put out the most albums, they are trying to diss Eminem and Eminem will, if he chooses to, crush them. That's what he does best.

The video is apparently from the Hard Knock Life tour circa 1999, so it's not actually that ironic. Although; Once upon a time, not long ago A nigga like myself would have to strong arm a hoe ...

It looks like he pushes the camera away, then shoves her in the face. I'm sure he could have simply put his hand over the camera lens. Or, y'know, let her take a damn photo.

It was called '7 Days'

http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.2518 "If you havin' girl problems I feel bad for you son..."

I'm sorry, I should have said "They expect to hear GOOD similes, metaphors..."

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I'm not debating the Beasties talent, but as a diss, "Hey, Fuck You" rates incredibly poorly. There's not a single punch on the track that comes close to connect. There aren't any genuinely clever rhymes in the whole track. The Beasties fanbase is comprised mostly of the alternative crowd and backpackers, who don't generally interest themselves in beefs. The Beasties have an old school rhyme style, which - though entertaining - doesn't lend itself well to battles. Eminem is a pure-bred battler. He knows exactly what the battle crowd expect. When a hip hop head listens to a diss track, he or she judges it on certain criteria. They want to see rappers embarass each other with personal attacks and using metaphors, similes, polysyllabic rhymes, multis, internals etc. etc. Eminem brings these in his diss tracks. whereas that Beasties song does not. Yes, it's not the Beasties style, but that's exactly why they shouldn't diss people, especially not a battler like Marshall. I'm not convinced it is a diss to Eminem, but if it is then it's nothing more than a gentle warning shot. If they were to out-and-out diss him, they'd have to come a lot harder than that.

Exactly, but we're talking battle-wise. Eminem is a battle rapper, the Beastie Boys aren't. Ergo, Eminem would beat them. If he were to respond. *odysseys Eminem releases a pop single from every album. It's not supposed to be a serious track. However, his disses to rappers are (usually) of a much higher calibre. See; The Sauce, Nail in the Coffin, Quitter, Hail Shady, Go To Sleep etc. etc.

Eminems lyrical ability dwarfs that of the Beasties, like it or not. "With the dipsy doodle the kit and caboodle The truth is brutal you're grandma's kugel" Genius

No, the point is they (allegedly) dissed Eminem for no apparent reason. Whether you use layered keyboards or original vocal patterning or a fucking didgeridoo, a diss is about the lyrics, a field in which Eminem is more than capable of massacring all three of them. Came across this... Why would they go on to diss him after that?

Are you being serious? Eminem can, and probably will, demolish the Beasties. It's a laughable attempt at a diss, especially against someone the calibre of Eminem.

Why would they be dumb enough to diss Eminem?

Who is 'Hey Fuck You' aimed at? Also, I can't put my finger on the sample on 'Triple Trouble'. Is it some TV show theme tune or something?

Is it weird that I had the exact same idea as AJ?