The Biggest Beefs In The History Of Hip-Hop
Feuds, diss-tracks, verbal insults, violence and deaths...
- Boogie Down Productions vs. Juice Crew: The fierce rivalry between the two collectives from 1985 onwards set the benchmark for future hip-hop feuds. Known as The Bridge Wars, the beef arose from a dispute over the true birthplace of hip-hop; whether it was BDP's South Bronx or Juice Crew's Queensbridge. Over the ensuing years, a string of strong-worded tracks were released from both sides, vehemently deriding their rivals. In 2007, the feud reached an unlikely end when BDP's KRS-One and Juice Crew's Marley-Marl recorded the album together 'Hip-Hop Lives'.
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Tags: Jay-Z
On a week when details of 50 Cent's new album emerged which attacks both Lil' Wayne and Kanye West, Gigwise takes a look at the biggest beefs in the history of hip-hop. Starting as verbal insults, these feuds often transgress into diss-tracks, violence and even deaths.
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