The NWA diss legacy

Something I've noticed: 

NWAs legacy features three top 10 classic diss tracks WITHIN the group.... 

- No Vaseline by Ice Cube

- Dre Day by Dr.Dre 

- Real Muthaf***in Gs by Eazy-E 

NWA's legacy also features people signed by or co-signed by NWA members with classic diss records 

- Hit Em Up by 2pac 

- Nail in the Coffin by Eminem

- Back Down by 50 Cent 

- Not Like Us by Kendrick Lamar 

- Dollas & Sense by Dj Quik (who was Death Row affiliated at the time) 

- NY, NY - By Tha Dogg Pound

Then there's less classic but still memorable diss songs from NWA affiliates like: 

 

- Pimp Slapp'd by Snoop

- Toss It up by 2pac 

- Piggy Bank by 50 Cent 

- Funeral Music by 50 Cent

- Against All Odds by 2pac

- Look Into My Eyes by Bone Thugs 

- Kill Shot by Eminem 

- Euphoria, Meet The Grahams by K.Dot 

- Westside Slaughterhouse by Westside Connect 

- Hail Mary by Busta Rhymes, Dre, Em

- Say What You Say by Em, Dre 

- Callin Out Names by Kurupt 

- 300 Bars by The Game 

- Carbon Monoxide by Bizzy Bone 

Then there's the responses/first shots: 

- Fuck Compton by Tim Dog 

- Crook County by Twista 

- Live By Yo Rep by 3-6 Mafia

- The Bitch in Yoo by Common 

- Family Matters by Drake 

- Back Against the Wall by Crucial Conflict 

- LA, LA by CNN, Mobb Deep 

- Curtis by Cam'ron 

- Clap Back by Ja Rule 

- Drop a Gem on Em by Mobb Deep 

- Party Up by DMX 

- Malcolm X by Royce the 5-9

- Long Kiss Goodnight by Biggie 

- Def Wish 1and 2 by MC Eiht 

Thats more than 30 diss songs branched off one single tree! I know I'm missing some too. WTF! 🧐

T Rex

Now the T Rex is theorized to have puffy feathers and a beak, like a giant chicken. I dont know about you, but that makes it even scarier. 

Atlanta

Why does new development in Atlanta bear similarities to new development in sub-saharan Africa? 

Atlanta

Africa

That "home on the range, wide open country " feeling you get while on the road in the US, is at least 10 times as strong on the road in the Motherland. That shit is magical. 

Couple things

couple things

- Fred Hampton was a Patriot, meaning he actually fought the hardest for what the Constitution stands for, especially in comparison to his opposition, which was a compromised American government. 

- Errybody from my generation and younger talking that "our parents failed" shit, bet they aint talking that now. 

The veil is lifting.

Is it me or does the subsequent generation not seem to hold hair color with as much cultural significance as the previous generations? 

Now imagine that same paradigm shift in terms of the cultural significance of race in this world. 

The "Yeahbutt" Tribe.

 The yeah but tribe has a hard time accepting something, so they tend to respond with "yeah........but" instead of a finite "yeah"