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| by rocafan on 11/12/2005 10:51:00 AM |
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RhymeFest and S.A.S Going At It
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*first off, why am I not surprised that Jim Jones was talking smack about Kanye. This dude seems to still carry around the chip on his shoulder that nobody at Roc wanted his week flow. Don't get me wrong, the dude is funny in a interview and sometimes talks some hard stuff....but the dudes flow is sloppy and choppy. Cam get ya boy...this dude is sipping on Hater juice from the phillipines...lol
The Dec. issue of U.K. hip-hop magazine Hip-Hop Connection has caused a stir within the UK Hip-Hop scene.
In an interview with the magazine - which features 50 Cent on the cover - Rhymefest has words for North London rap group S.A.S., labeling the group’s career as "all an act.”
In the same issue, Dipset CEO Jim Jones took aim at Rhymefest’s Chicago associate, Kayne West and his choice of clothing.
“Man Kanye’s spaced out,” Jim Jones told the magazine. “That s**t aint right what he be wearing. That s**t be borderline homo. I can still fit 20/30 thou [sand] in one jean pocket, he can’t fit two singles in his.”
And Rhymefest, signed to Mark Ronson’s Allido Records, offered words for "those UK rappers who signed with Damon Dash…they aint even f**king representing the UK!"
Rhymefest concluded the interview by applauding Dizzee Rascal and Tyas, calling the rappers more creative. "That's why with S.A.S., I can’t give a f**k!"
The North London rappers have responded to AllHipHop.com about the article and claimed that the Chicago rapper dissed them on a previous mixtape making the rounds.
"Rhymefest has been told to say what he said because of marketing,” group member Mayhem told AllHipHop.com. “He doesn't realize what he says will get him f**ked up in the UK. This is not a game. I rep the street. Just because I don't go down the pub and eat fish and chips, it doesn't mean I'm not from London. Rhymefest has no idea!
Mayhem said that Rhymefest’s comments have infuriated him and group member Mega and warnings have already been issued to the rapper from across the Atlantic.
“How dare he come to my city and diss me to a UK magazine! I see him when I go to Chicago, New York and around London. When I see him next time, I'm gonna f**k him up! He’s been around since 1991? And we only started hearing about him now? He's over!"
S.A.S. signed with Cam’ron’s Diplomat Records Europe imprint in 2002 but confusion arose when Damon Dash held a press conference for the group in Jan. of 2004, implying they were signed to Roc-A-Fella Records, which Dash was running at the time.
The group skipped the press conference, making international headlines.
“We have been doing music since 1998 and [have] grown up on the streets most of our lives. Everyone from Marcy projects to Harlem knew us as ‘the boys from London while we were in the United States. Did I change my accent to American? No!"
Last Monday, S.A.S. released their mixtape album Streets or Salute which features Cam'ron, Nicole Wray Juelz Santana and UK female rapper, Baby Blue.
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