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Na, deutet sich da ein Giganten Beef etwa an?!

Ghostface ist bekanntlich auf der kommenden De La Soul LP "The Grind Date" gefeatured. Doch schon ähnlich wie im Fall Xzibit - Raptile scheint der Wu Rapper darüber gar nicht so sehr amused zu sein.

Vergleicht man nämlich mal "Pretty Toney" mit dem De La LP Track "He comes", fällt auf, dass hier derselbe Beat verwendet wurde.

Der Originalkommentar von Ghostface dazu:
"This is what happens when niggaz send me shit and don't pay me my f*k!n money!!!"

Wir sind gespannt auf die Fortsetzung!

The Story

'First Serve' is many things, but at its heart it is the story of two young boys from Queens, New York in the late-1990's with big dreams and larger rhymes. It follows two friends, Deen Whitter (aka Plug 2 / Dave) and Jacob 'Pop Life' Barrow (aka Plug 1/ Pos), through their struggles in a basement to start their musical career and the battles they face after years of laying demos and mixtapes on the hustle in the hip-hop game.

But all the hard work has finally paid off - Jacob and Deen have hit the big time signing to Goon Time Records, and quickly enjoying their first hit with the bouncy orchestral flourish of "Must B The Music."

The story plays out - from the "Opening Credits" through to tracks like the funky euphoric "We Made It," following Deen and Jacob's original success, through the darkly-hung, break-up ode of "Clash Symphony" to their eventual, tender reunion on the irresistible "Tennis"- with some of De La's most irrepressible rhymes in years, and a succession of hilarious skits. The pair find themselves "bound together with a handshake, not a contract."

We leave them back on top, on a Paris stage with the call-and-response finale, and surely future hit "Move 'Em In, Move 'Em Out." Where do they go from here? With a world this vibrant, the possibilities seem endless. There are whispers of sequels, comic books, live action versions of this story...but for now, 'First Serve' lives on in the form of some truly awesome beats and rhymes.