KRS-ONE – Page 3 – Grown Up Rap

KRS-ONE – 'Slavery'

KRS-ONE does what KRS-ONE does best on this new track. If you can’t tell what its about by the name of the song, you’re probably an idiot.

Ras Kass – ‘Bardom’ feat. KRS-ONE

Ras Kass drops another dope one from his recent Intellectual Property: SOI2 project, this time featuring KRS-ONE.

Predator Pr!me – ‘Primetime’ feat. KRS-ONE & R.A. The Rugged Man

Blastmaster KRS-ONE joins his son on this new joint, alongside R.A. The Rugged Man.

The Shield Enforcers – ‘No Fly Zone’ feat. KRS-ONE

The Blastmaster assists on this new joint from The Shield Enforcers, taken from a new project named American Poets Presents Murderous Poetry Pt. 2 coming soon.

Hakim Green – ‘What Is Madizm’ feat. KRS-ONE & Steele

There’s now a video for the KRS-ONE and Steele featuring What Is Madizm, from Channel Live man Hakim Green, the audio for which we posted back in April.

KRS-ONE – ‘Take Em Out’

The pointless re-lighting of the Bridge Ware continues with this new MC Shan diss record from KRS-ONE.

Hakim Green – ‘What Is Madizm’ feat. KRS-ONE & General Steele

Channel Live man Hakim Green goes back to earlier ground on this new one, featuring long-time collaborator KRS-ONE, and Smiff-n-Wessun emcee General Steele.

KRS-ONE – ‘The Phife Tribute’

Blastmaster pays his own tribute to Phife and some of his most famous lines on this new track, over a familiar sample. Buy here, with donations going to Phife’s family.

All rap beef is largely pathetic, essentially boiling down to a couple of grown men acting like children in the school yard. It does sometime lead to good music though, and the Bridge Wars still remain as one of the most exciting periods in the history of hip-hop. Now, many, many years later, MC Shan has pointlessly re-igniting his fued with KRS-ONE. They have been taking shots at each other this past week, like a couple of old wrestlers embarrassingly past their use by date.