07/23/07 - Field Mob Say'z D4l &dem Franchise Boys Killed Hip-hop

~IN$ANE-FOLKZ~ · 07-23-2007, 01:26 PM

In a recent interview with SOHH, Southern Rappers Smoke and Shawn J discuss the current state of hip hop. As well as the controversy surrounding a video that was released in which the duo appeared to be dissing New York and New York Rappers.

“My bossman is from the heart of Harlem. His name is [DTP CEO] Chaka Zulu. His brother [DTP executive] Jeff [Dixon] is from the heart of Harlem. We basically mimicking them. The dude that edited it and made it seem like we was getting at New York… If you saw the real DVD, you would have saw that it’s just a joke. We joke like that, we have fun.” Said smoke.

“DTP fired him from being a cameraman, so what he did was take his footage home and try to slander us with the footage,” Smoke continued. “And he chopped it up and edited it like we were cracking on New York. My bossman says ‘son,’ ‘b,’ ‘word up’... all that. They don’t give a fuck about it, so why should another motherfucka give a fuck about it? I feel like if the south wasn’t on top the way it is right now, it wouldn’t have been as big of an issue in my opinion. I would never do that in New York, shoot myself in the foot like that. That’s the mecca of Hip-Hop. If it wasn’t from New York, I wouldn’t be here today, rapping.”

When asked about Hip Hop being dead:

“Hell yeah, hip hop is dead” Said Smoke. “I’mma tell you who killed hip hop, D4L and Dem Franchize Boyz. Those are the murderes of Hip Hop, in my opinion. It was already dying. They just came over and killed it. Nobody doing Hip Hop is selling records. Lil’ Wayne is the only motherfucka doing Hip Hop that’s selling, him and Young Jeezy. Hip Hop is not what it used to be.”

“I love D4L and Franchize Boyz,” added Smoke. “I love ‘Laffy Taffy’ and all that shit, so don’t get it fucked up. I ain’t dissing them niggas at all. They from GA, [and] I’m a Georgia nigga. Me and Shawn [J] we still make Hip-Hop music, but people don’t wanna accept it because it got a southern twang. Hip-hop is wordplay, saying something, metaphors. I love Hip-Hop. I fell in love with Mobb Deep [and] Nas—these are the people that influenced me. People like Bun B. He’s a Hip-Hop artist. MJG, Eightball .. those are hip-hop southern artists. The old south is Hip-Hop. The new south…naaahh!”

the boss · 07-23-2007, 03:34 PM

this is an old ass story...but how them niggas gon say d4l&dfb killed hip hop and then jump on they dick (i love d4l and dfb they from georgia)stop it

07-23-2007, 01:26 PM	#1
~IN$ANE-FOLKZ~ Banned Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: DA MURDA CAPITOL,C-BLOCK OR NO BLOCK Posts: 380 Repped: 8 Repped 223 Times in 47 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	07/23/07 - Field Mob Say'z D4l &dem Franchise Boys Killed Hip-hop 07/23/07 - Field Mob Say'z D4l &dem Franchise Boys Killed Hip-hop In a recent interview with SOHH, Southern Rappers Smoke and Shawn J discuss the current state of hip hop. As well as the controversy surrounding a video that was released in which the duo appeared to be dissing New York and New York Rappers. “My bossman is from the heart of Harlem. His name is [DTP CEO] Chaka Zulu. His brother [DTP executive] Jeff [Dixon] is from the heart of Harlem. We basically mimicking them. The dude that edited it and made it seem like we was getting at New York… If you saw the real DVD, you would have saw that it’s just a joke. We joke like that, we have fun.” Said smoke. “DTP fired him from being a cameraman, so what he did was take his footage home and try to slander us with the footage,” Smoke continued. “And he chopped it up and edited it like we were cracking on New York. My bossman says ‘son,’ ‘b,’ ‘word up’... all that. They don’t give a fuck about it, so why should another motherfucka give a fuck about it? I feel like if the south wasn’t on top the way it is right now, it wouldn’t have been as big of an issue in my opinion. I would never do that in New York, shoot myself in the foot like that. That’s the mecca of Hip-Hop. If it wasn’t from New York, I wouldn’t be here today, rapping.” When asked about Hip Hop being dead: “Hell yeah, hip hop is dead” Said Smoke. “I’mma tell you who killed hip hop, D4L and Dem Franchize Boyz. Those are the murderes of Hip Hop, in my opinion. It was already dying. They just came over and killed it. Nobody doing Hip Hop is selling records. Lil’ Wayne is the only motherfucka doing Hip Hop that’s selling, him and Young Jeezy. Hip Hop is not what it used to be.” “I love D4L and Franchize Boyz,” added Smoke. “I love ‘Laffy Taffy’ and all that shit, so don’t get it fucked up. I ain’t dissing them niggas at all. They from GA, [and] I’m a Georgia nigga. Me and Shawn [J] we still make Hip-Hop music, but people don’t wanna accept it because it got a southern twang. Hip-hop is wordplay, saying something, metaphors. I love Hip-Hop. I fell in love with Mobb Deep [and] Nas—these are the people that influenced me. People like Bun B. He’s a Hip-Hop artist. MJG, Eightball .. those are hip-hop southern artists. The old south is Hip-Hop. The new south…naaahh!”

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07-23-2007, 03:34 PM	#2
the boss Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 241 Repped: 11 Repped 58 Times in 17 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	this is an old ass story...but how them niggas gon say d4l&dfb killed hip hop and then jump on they dick (i love d4l and dfb they from georgia)stop it