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| by rocafan on 3/23/2006 09:00:00 PM |
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Source:nobodysmiling.com
Charles' two cents:* I thought Jin was sick until he came out with that HORRIBLE 'Speak Chinese' song...dude had me operating on a rap ban for a month after that one.*
Battle champ The Emcee, AKA Jin, has released a song entitled "Fuck Jay-Z," in which he ridicules emcees and gatekeepers who use beef, instead of quality music, to promote artists. "Would you believe me if I tell you this? I can alter the results by adding a slight twist - same beat, same lyrics, same parts but add a F*ck Jay-z right before the song starts," raps Jin.
The Asian emcee reveals that he does not have beef with President Carter but only wants to show how one controversial line can grab important ears. "The point I’m making is after that they’ll [radio] play it. You probably threw this song on just to hear me say it," he spits.
Jin rose to prominence in 2002 by winning seven straight battles on BET’s 106& Park Freestyle Friday. He was courted by Ruff Ryders and in 2004 released his debut, The Rest is History. The album sold a little more than 100,000 copies and a disgusted Jin recorded "I Quit," his farewell to what he viewed as a fake, frustrating music industry. He then emerged as The Emcee, redeicated to the craft and hip hop in general. On October 25, 2005, he released Jin Presents: The Emcee’s Propaganda through Draft Records/Crafty Plugs.
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