1. wouldn't you love to know? wrote:

knock, knock, knock, yo who could it be?
it’s wyltk, on this invisible beat.
she’s definitely a looker, and difinitely a shocker,
but one thing y’all can do, is definitely not knock her.

2. Logic wrote:

The Doc said 1 to 2, yo ass wrote 4
its cool, i aint mad, i got cash galore

3. wouldn't you love to know? wrote:

yeah he said 1 or 2, if you check, i wrote THREE.
you sure you ain’t mad, last time i checked, i TOOK your MO-NEY?!

4. DCI74 wrote:

Broke heads always arguing
I’m eating good while the lames stay starving

5. wouldn't you love to know? wrote:

far from a lame, but i’m broke, i can’t lie.
last time i ate great, the tab was paid, from that logic guy.

6. J. Mack wrote:

Now let me dig deep in this brain of mines
I wanna say somthin deep in my freestyle 2 lines

7. Logic wrote:

WYLTK took my money, it was monopoly cash
I made it rain in the club when she was poppin that ass

8. wouldn't you love to know? wrote:

making it rain? in the club? yo, i doubt that was me.
i’m over seas, in the breeze , with my babe, spending your cheese.

9. Regkam2 wrote:

I’m in the man making b’ness, working wit black males,
Too many grown males in da hood, thinking manhood is connected to their balls.

10. Regkam2 wrote:

Shyt, that didn’t rhyme so I’mma try it again,
Let me reintroduce myself, I’m in the man-maikng b’ness, my friend!!

11. Ced wrote:

Under the candle light, look at the clock time to feast
wyltk is the beauty and ya boy Ced is the Beast

12. Tanya wrote:

Damn ya’ll are good and yo’ rhymes are real sharp
But I’m TANYA snitches and my hotness never stops

13. Tanya wrote:

I’m hot on this beat I’m nasty on this rhyme
I’m gonna shake what my momma gave me cause I’m a freaking dime

14. Tanya wrote:

Negros rhyming for their life cause they scared of a day job
But in a little work baby it really ain’t that hard

15. Tanya wrote:

Working and structure, education and rules
They keep your life proper and elevate you from fools

16. Tanya wrote:

Damn I’m so tight I should drop the ill sixteen
I’ll have all ya’ll on my jock and Marc will be my feen

17. Tanya wrote:

LOL! Ok I’m going to stop now. Wow that was fun, I could do this all week!

18. Logic wrote:

Tanya, you can do this all week, cause yo rhymes is weak, get it
while i can do this for life, cause my rhymes is tight, so quit it

19. Tanya wrote:

If my rhymes were weak my paper wouldn’t be stacked so steep
Logic, envy will kill you bro, so just sit in the corner and weep

20. Logic wrote:

When you say paper, you probably really mean paper,
the kind you print words on or combine with a stapler

21. Logic wrote:

When I say paper what I really mean is cash,
I got so much of the sh@! I burn it up in the trash.

22. Tanya wrote:

There are words printed on my paper, its: “In GOD We Trust”
It’s straight from the Federal Reserve and its so damn much
I have to store it on the Jigga tour bus

23. Tanya wrote:

The only burning trash is the lyrics you spit
Man Logic give it a brake cause yo skillz is shit

24. DCI74 wrote:

Tanya thinks she’s nice but her lyrics are straight poo
I play you like Miles and turn my back to you

25. Tanya wrote:

Ok DC I catch yo drift
But understand this, yo name’s on a bullet in my clip

26. Tanya wrote:

My spiritual clip that shoots bullets of wisdom
I’ll take care of you DC and put you onto TANYAISM!

27. Tanya wrote:

LOL – I’m nasty on da mic ya’ll can’t touch me!

28. Tanya wrote:

Put me in the cyfer throw me in the mix
I’ll steal yo juice and snatch yo kicks

29. DCI74 wrote:

Tanya please, cease with the babbling it’s time stop
You can’t see me like Stevie, so fall back and kick rocks

30. Tanya wrote:

I can’t see you like Stevie cause I’m blind to wack kids
So step yo game up bruh and resubmit yo bids

31. Tanya wrote:

I’m hot like fire, I tried to take you higher
Tried to unleash yo desire, but yo ass stayed a liar and no you can’t buy her

32. Max wrote:

No beat might make it wack and no I can’t claim stacks,
but let me show you where I’m at with this simple little rap:
McFly as a De Lorean, a hip hop historian, I’m feelin fresh like born agains, so end this sesh yall bored me in.

33. DCI74 wrote:

Tanya I laugh at you with the trash you spew, you need more heart to give me fear
just like you need more than a pick in your hair to be Ahmir

34. Tanya wrote:

My roots run so deep Ahmir-Khalib can’t catch the beat
The only thing you need to fear is this tongue lashing you won’t be to spared

35. Tanya wrote:

Who laughs last laughs best DC my friend
And I’m a keep coming at you until you meet yo end

36. DCI74 wrote:

Sorry Doc but now I have to break the rules
because I need more bars to take Tanya to school
Its about that time to get ruthless
and the truth is I’ll pierce you
can’t you hear the e-boos boo
don’t front, you’re behind the screen acting real cagey
with your thesaurus and rhyming dictionary
you’re just a librarian living out a FemMC fantasy
you couldn’t stand next to me
if you were my siamese
Tanya please go back from whence you came
’cause with stilts and a booster seat you still come up lame

37. Tanya wrote:

You did all of that and still ain’t say a damn thing
DC I beat you I smacked you and threw you out the rap ring

38. Tanya wrote:

If you come at me again I’m gonna have to straight bring the pain
I’ll maim you and rape you and leave yo body slain

39. Tanya wrote:

Yo mama yo pops and yo faggot ass boyfriend
Will be crying and pleading “Tanya stop killing him with yo lyrical pen”

40. Tanya wrote:

What you know ‘bout me? What you, What you know ‘bout me? LOL Maybe I have a new profession waiting in the wings!!! Who knew!!??!!

41. www.rayandsamara.com wrote:

Tanya, to not watch BET your rap is pretty straight
DC’s a hip hopologist, but I think you just made checkmate.

42. Samuel wrote:

Checkmate? What happened to rap respect?
She up in here soundin like a Miss Rap Supreme reject.

“R-E-S-P-E-C-T ME!!! R-E-S-P-C-C-T ME!!! R-E-X-P-C-C-T ME!!!”

43. DCI74 wrote:

Tanya your mama should’ve named you Brook
Because all you do is babble
Your lyrics are more laughable
Like your sister’s Adams apple
Fall back while I clap at you
And I’m not talking applause
Just your exposure as a fraud
You’re like a bearded guy in a dress
Not passable
You bore me
Like wack poetry
Out of touch like Hillary
And I’m not Obama
But I got flow mama
So your bum a** rhymes cause me no drama

44. Samuel wrote:

Let Babblin Brook and the drunk rappa go at it
All they doin’ is swimming in manure and creatin static
I’m mixin brain food while y’all cookin drama stew
Y’all would prolly get smoked by the World Class Wreckin Crew

45. Samuel wrote:

So take notice before the lights go out
Big Sam is makin advancements in clout
While your mind keeps sufferin from the same ol’ drought

46. Tanya wrote:

DC you need to stick to your Disc Jockying
Cause you’re unable to spit the lyrics on the records you spin

47. Tanya wrote:

Yes you came and you saw but I’m the mother f**king conqueror
You’re corny you’re played and you just lost like the Spurs

48. Samuel wrote:

First line sounded like you were a true lyricist
Second line fell flat like Shaq was your ventriloquist

49. Tanya wrote:

Sammy Sammy boy I see you got a little flow
But I’m Miss Rap Supreme and you already know

50. Samuel wrote:

Miss Rap Supreme as in Taco Bell? Yeah, I’ll take a numba fo.
Or are you a cheap Taco Bell with no meat in the taco?
Do you even know how to say numba fo?
I wish I could hear you attempt to say “Wrecka Stow”
Cuz when you want an Al Green cd, where do you go?

51. Tanya wrote:

Dude are you for real yo freaking name is Samuel
Your shit don’t even make sense like its from a Vanilla Ice rap manuel

52. Tanya wrote:

What were you trying to say? I’ll let you go again
Taco Bell Wrecka Stow, Al Green? Damn the garbage never ends

53. Tanya wrote:

PS – Thanks Samara! I told you I was Black! LOL

54. Samuel wrote:

You don’t know nothin bout that. It all went over your head.
Just like your sister’s adam’s apple like DC said.
Ain’t no garbage here, just real talk, but you wouldn’t know
I can see it now, Miss Rap Supreme on BET’s new show
“Pimp my Camel Toe”

55. www.rayandsamara.com wrote:

I’mma have to agree Samuel your flow is kinda weak
your flow is like Nick Cannon — a corny ass geek

56. Samuel wrote:

HA!! It’s funny that you think my flow is weak, RayandSamara.
When your flow is rancid like 3-day old hot dog water
You can’t bust this intellectual flow if you tried
You’re like Mariah’s noassatall pills while I’m Rap’s Pesticide
I’m that bug juice eliminatin the competition
While you gettin sprayed like snitches with party ammunition

57. Tanya wrote:

Looks like the ladies rip the freestyle and dominate the show
WYLTK, Samara and Tanya straight pimped it, DC & Sam you da hoe

58. Tanya wrote:

Sam you’re more like the rapping roach that just got sprayed
You were creeping in a dark corner, I turned on the lights, whipped you, and got paid

59. Samuel wrote:

As always, the ladies jump too quick to claim the prize
To think they runnin this is like believin
Tanya’s fat Unkle Susie won’t order SupaSize fries
But they mistaken cuz the show is taken
You confused that you destined to lose
But stay in denial, while we know the real
Yo raps are like yo mama’s salty Malt-O-Meal.

60. Tanya wrote:

The ladies won the battle with that you can’t deny
You fronted like superman and got hit with dat kryptonite
B**ch be honest, now who’s da burger with da fries?

61. Samuel wrote:

Crazy to see the delusional crackhead you are
Like watching you and your Uncle Daddy run into a parked car
You can be the burger, the shake, AND the fries
But you know you not the regular or the medium size
Just like you said, you Miss Wrap Supreme
Make sure you don’t forget the extra cheese and sour cream
And ask ya moms who your new Uncle might be
He might be the one givin you that extra cheese for free

62. Tanya wrote:

Your style is on par with Ford’s Poor Man’s Pinto
Even yo pops is on my flow, but tell dude stop jacking off outside my window

63. wouldn't you like to know? wrote:

look up to the milky way, it’s a bird, it’s a plane.
nope, wait a sec, it’s supa nova w-y-l-t-k.
you dudes eyes get wide like saucers, when y’all see me take flight.
yeah yeah, i know, “i look great in these tights”, but just like these tights, i’m bout to dig in y’all ass, cause
i’m getting sick and tired of reading this weak ass trash.
you brothas lack rhythm, nobody wants to dance.
they call that weak shit, “garbmanage” in france.
“fuck that trash” is for what it stands.
now make way, before i sink y’all asses quicker than sand.

64. Samuel wrote:

I got my Poor Man’s Pinto chrome-plated all over
My pops’ your new uncle daddy, your mom’s new High Roller
Your uncle of the week peakin in yo window
Smokin on his joint while he lookin at yo culo
But ya moms don’t know cuz she cookin him some steaks
He jackin in yo window while she fixin him a plate
Snappin pictures of yo fixtures and sendin them to MTO
I saw you on the site, this week’s number one hoe
While gettin waxed by this simple flow is hard to believe
Make sure you get that afro permed that stuck under yo weave

65. Tanya wrote:

I see you trying hard and getting better each time you try to rhyme
But you gotta dig real deep and study Kool Herc if you trying to f*cks wit mine

66. Tanya wrote:

It’s okay go home and pray one day you’ll find yo way
I’ll save yo spot on the losers block cause dats where yo ass must stay

67. Tanya wrote:

Poor Sammy boy he tried so hard and wanted to be down
But I brought the pain, destroyed his name, and he’s forever the Freestyle Clown

68. Samuel wrote:

My rhymes progressed while yo rhymes reversed
Yo lyrical nonsense keep gettin worse
My shit stay tight like Shonuff’s converse
So I’ll reimburse yo wack ass verse
And disperse the rhymes that make you grab tissues
Cuz those verses, you wish you could re-issue
Make yo tongue twist like a wet kiss
While you persist and wish
That you won the battle of wits
But on the real, you gettin dismissed
But keep tryin
I insist

69. Samuel wrote:

I’m gettin me some Panda Express
And I’m goin home for some rest
It’s time for me to cease
But don’t decrease this conversation piece
Impress me with what you got to release
Peace, love, and hair grease!!!

70. www.rayandsamara.com wrote:

I’m LMAO at yall fools going forth and back
but the flow about uncles and daddies –
that ish is extremely wack
go ahead and eat the Panda that is sure to give you a stroke
be sure to order the extra eggroll, fried rice, and a large coke
perhaps all that grease, a nap, and a new day will help
cause those sorry ass rhymes today got you bad reviews on Yelp

71. Samuel wrote:

Bad reviews on Yelp?
You need self-help, Yo rhymes are apallin
I’m bustin grown up rhymes while yo sh!t is still crawlin
I’m spttin cross-overs like my name was King Spalding
Like Jim Jones, I be BALLIIIIIN!!!
That Beijing Chicken I had was off the chain
But I only got rice, didn’t get no chow mein
My fortune cookie said “Success means competition”
I know you tried to bust an ambitious rendition
But keep writin rhymes in fear, fallin flat in yo face
I can’t find success cuz ain’t no real competition in this place

72. lisa wrote:

This hiphop sucks, I think I’ll embrace instrumental
Hair swinging, chest beating, shouting uncouth spital,
Where’s the hiphop that engages those giftedly mental?
I guess I’ll keeping looking for that freestyle protege
Whose mission is to not lead our youth further and further away from beautiful possibilities…hey Dr. Hill? Do you think it could be me?

73. wouldn't you like to know? wrote:

lisa, i doubt there are any kids on the floor.
with this hip-hop sh!t, sometimes you gotta be hardcore.
my simple rhymes, are filled with double entendres and metaphors.
so BABY girl, i think you may have to dig deeper to even the score.

74. lisa wrote:

Hardcore?
Let’s explore hardcore,
It’s when women don’t settle in their desires for a relationship
Only to have a cracked face when he jumps ship.
Hardcore
When you really see the tug-of-war on college campuses where black men are weighed down by the dual bags of “keeping it real” and zenith expectations. They try not to disappoint their future while navigating in a hostile and temptation-laden environment all the while not seeking God’s purpose for their lives.
Hardcore
A fearlessness in being a servant of the Most High God!
“Go to Haiti to bring relief to those eating mudcakes” – Gone!
“Go to this troubled women’s group for however long it takes to sort things out struggling and striving together as we make beauty out of ashes.” – Gone!
Hardcore
A fearlessness in taking teens mountain-climbing and pushing them to go higher and higher. Leading them out of the mall so they can work on the beauty within.
Hardcore
A fierceness in daily distinguishing between the Lover of my soul and the one who dispises my soul through any diabolical disguise.
Hardcore
I’m like David when it comes to giants. I come with a few small stones in the Name of the Most High God.
These are but a few examples of how I define hardcore
Your example of Hardcore (Thuggery) is what I call cowardice and wimpy.

Yeah, I think I will abandon your hippy-hip-hop and I hope any impressionable mind on this site will too.:)

75. DCI74 wrote:

WTH???

76. Regkam2 wrote:

LMAO!! I’m sorry but the ladies are STR8 ripping it up!! It was a good battle but Tanya, you are the victor.

77. DCI74 wrote:

Lol whatever you say Regkam2! This joint took a far left turn to infinite wackness when Tanya started sounding like a discount version of Nicky 2 States which ain’t saying much lol. Ya’ll can have this blog battle.

78. Tanya wrote:

Regkam – Thanks! I tried!

WE ALL KNOW DC is a HATER! DC just put me in the same boat at Weezy!

79. Regkam2 wrote:

Well, I think Weezy suck and is a very disturbed young male.

80. DCI74 wrote:

Cosign Regkam2 and we all know Tanya has reading comprehension issues lol.

81. Tanya wrote:

LOL, Reading comprehension issues????

DC do you have reflective character disorder, because you always try and put your flaws on me!!!

I.E. – “…don’t front, you’re behind the screen acting real ‘cagey’ with your thesaurus and rhyming dictionary.” -DC

DC, now you know that was you with a thesaurus and rhyming dictionary trying to combat my flow.

And I think it is very clear based on most of your responses to my posts that you’re the one with reading comprehension issues! But we can compare SAT scores and college GPAs if you want a definitive conclusion!

Love ya DC!!!

82. Tanya wrote:

Regkam,

I too felt the same way about Weezy. But then I saw his “Ask Weezy” segment on MTV, and it totally changed my mind!

I would urge you watch a few of those clips on YouTube; it might change your perspective.

Weezy is not as disturbed as he looks!

BTW- He has a BA in Psychology! How many other rappers have degrees?

83. DCI74 wrote:

“BTW- He has a BA in Psychology! How many other rappers have degrees?”

MCs with degrees isn’t as rare as one would think.

Phonte and Big Pooh of Little Brother
Naledge of Kidz in The Hall
David Banner
Stat Quo
Chuck D
J-Live, who is a teacher in addition to being an MC with a huge underground following
Dr. Roxanne Shante
Kool Moe Dee
Chingo Blingo
Immortal Technique (Poly/Sci grad and one of the dopest MCs most people have never heard of)
Skinny Deville of Nappy Roots
Master P
Killer Mike
Just to name a few then there are countless others that attended school but didn’t finish like E-40, DJ Premier, Plies, Kweli, & Mos Def

84. Tanya wrote:

Wow, I’ve never heard of most of those rappers. But then again, I’m no hip-hop head.

I’m assuming most of those rappers are old school, so my question would be; how many of them received their degrees before their rapping career???

Most rappers don’t have a retirement plan, so when their rap careers come to an end they have to “resort” to a “normal” course of life, i.e. – school and the workforce. Thus, some of them may later earn degrees.

The fact that Weezy earned his degree as an “urban” youth and BEFORE his considerable fame, speaks volumes, in my humble opinion.

85. DCI74 wrote:

“I’m assuming most of those rappers are old school, so my question would be; how many of them received their degrees before their rapping career???”

Then you would be making a wrong assumption Tanya. The only rappers I listed that would be considered old school would be Chuck, Moe Dee and Shante, the rest have been making music for the last 5-15 years. Wayne was already famous and had 2 solo albums and 1 group album under his belt before going to college. All of these other rappers except Kool Moe Dee got their degrees before going into the music business, and specifically Phonte and Big Pooh actually met as students in college in NC. Shante is a special exception because her entire college career was financed by her record label as part of a clause in her contract they never expected her to actually follow through with. They paid for every dime from undergrad all the way to her PhD.

What Wayne did by going to school is admirable but many have done it before him and are still doing it.

86. Tanya wrote:

Well if they have “been making music for the last 5-15 years”, I think that reasonably puts them in the old school category. So by all accounts my assumption was accurate.

You stated – “Wayne was already famous and had 2 solo albums and 1 group album under his belt before going to college.”

Lil Wayne was 14 years old when he first publically began making music. Those albums dropped before he was even college age. Most people in that situations wouldn’t even consider college, they would just throw themselves full-throttle into being famous and making millions.

Wayne threw himself into the books and completed his degree. That shows character and substance to a significant degree. – Pun intended!

And the fact that I don’t recognize most of those rappers lends to the notion that their rap careers were probably not that promising, which is why they HAD to go to school and find something else to do. For those that “got their degrees before going into the music business”, that just further proves my point. They didn’t have the distraction of fame and money while completing their degrees which makes the feat of receiving the degree less impressive.

You listed Andre 3000, Lauryn Hill, Rakim, Jay-Z, and Biggie as your top five rappers. Did any of them take a pause after their initial fame or in the middle of all the fame and money to go to school???

This is one of the reasons why Wezzy stands out.

87. DCI74 wrote:

I’m not sure where you are getting your information from Tanya but Wayne was 15 when he joined the Hot Boys and they dropped their first group album when Cash Money was still an indie label. The following year in 1998 when Wayne was 16 they released their first major label group album, then 2 years later when Wayne was 18 they dropped their second group album and Wayne dropped his first solo album. So again he wasn’t an unknown rapper when he started college, in the late 90s Cash Money were the kings of the bling era and they were selling records like hot cakes. It was after Lights Out was dropped in 200 that he started college so I was actually incorrect. He had 3 group and 2 solo albums before starting school.

Now the fact that you don’t recognize some of the names of these rappers doesn’t at all mean that they don’t or haven’t had promising careers because they do and have. There is a lot more music out there than what hits the mainstream, there are countless artists that have very strong independent, underground and overseas followings that is in no way a slight to there success just because they’re not getting spins on the Powers, Hots and mainstream video outlets (in fact many prefer the indie underground route because in the end it’s much more lucrative than having a big label behind you). I would encourage you to just explore and you’ll find that there is a lot of great music being made that you won’t hear via mainstream outlets. When you realize that there are only 3 big major labels and only 2 major companies that own 95% of all radio stations it becomes clear how filtered mainstream music truly is. That is why you can go to any major city and there’s always at least one Clearchannel station and one Infinity and or Radio One station with very little change in the playlist.

I get it, you like Wayne and that’s cool. Like I said what he’s done in terms of college is admirable and because many of my kids like his music as well I use him as an example of someone that despite humble beginnings can still get a quality education. But rappers have been going to college for years and just because you may not have heard of them and you said you’re not a hip hop head doesn’t make their accomplishments any less relevant because you don’t know of them as well as you know of Wayne which is obvious. Its a lot more commonplace than you think that rappers either have degrees or have spent some time in school and it’s not because they needed a backup plan, it’s because they want to be as knowledgeable as possible about the business of music. Artists these days are much more savvy regarding the music business than those in the past and a lot of that has to do with them going to school.

88. Tanya wrote:

DC, Reading Comprehension brother!

You stated in #87 –
“I’m not sure where you are getting your information from Tanya but Wayne was 15 when he joined the Hot Boys and they dropped their first group album when Cash Money was still an indie label…Wayne was 18 they dropped their second group album and Wayne dropped his first solo album. So again he wasn’t an unknown rapper when he started college.”

I stated in #86 –
“Lil Wayne was 14 years old when he first publically began making music. Those albums dropped before he was even college age. Most people in that situations wouldn’t even consider college, they would just throw themselves full-throttle into being famous and making millions.”

You stated in #87 –
“Its a lot more commonplace than you think that rappers either have degrees or have spent some time in school and it’s not because they needed a backup plan…”

I stated in #86 –
“…For those that “got their degrees before going into the music business”, that just further proves my point. They didn’t have the distraction of fame and money while completing their degrees which makes the feat of receiving the degree less impressive.

You listed Andre 3000, Lauryn Hill, Rakim, Jay-Z, and Biggie as your top five rappers. Did any of them take a pause after their initial fame or in the middle of all the fame and money to go to school???

This is one of the reasons why Wezzy stands out.”

You obviously missed the premise of my argument!

89. Tanya wrote:

For the record, I’m really not a huge Lil Wayne fan or anything. Honestly, I’m not a huge fan of rap in general. I just learned some positive things about Lil Wayne recently and I respect him now.

90. BlueHornet wrote:

This looks cool so far, what’s up people?
If it’s not just all bots here, let me know. I’m looking to network
Oh, and yes I’m a real person LOL.

Peace,