The Extermination (meek diss) by Cassidy drops at 11:59 PM

_Menace_ · January 7

Cass mentioned Kendrick in the song

ShencotheMC · January 7

_Menace_ wrote: »

Cass mentioned Kendrick in the song

But he doesn't have anything to do in a beef between MEEK MILL and CASSIDY. You gon' start comparing Meek's album sales with Wale's and Ross' next? They were mentioned too.

eternal soldier · January 7

CrookedLetter wrote: »

BlackThor356 wrote: »

id like this to be backed up with a poll, but it seems like if ur younger than 22 u wont like this....

but Cass murked this nigga

What does being younger than 22 have to do with anything?

Fuck you mean, I'm 22 and would rather adjust the volume on what I hear accordingly....

bigrizz · January 7

Fuck the beat and all that shit, its a battle and all that matters is the diss....meek gettin his ass kicked and he Gotta respond. Bad enough his fans aint even supporting his album, they making excuse about the beat and someones age. Groupies say and do the darnest things. I dont care if its a bum on the street, if you claim u nice prove it

nujerz84 · January 7

lol at anyone complaining about the beats Cass rhymed over...fuck is wrong with yall...some corny ass young-ins

Lab Baby · January 7

Did y'all notice he kinda threw shots at Arab during the whole "niggas get forgetful" scheme?

starvin · January 7

Poor Meek mill

qtipp73 · January 7

its as simple as this. niggas from the south saying its wack cuz they dont comprehend half of the lyrics cass spitting on this diss track.

people that understand proper english are saying he killed meek cuz they do understand the lyrics.

the south lost again

jayvon32 · January 7

I think this diss is better than that weak sauce Meek came up with on Repo Man. Meek Repo diss was straight chaser Shit. nice beat but the nigga was yelling all over the track like he calling a cab in NY on some "Im over here b" shit...anyway Meek got Cass on who is the hottest out right now, so all Meek is going to do is use that as a excuse as to why he isnt going to respond.

lamontbdc · January 7

dam Meek just got killed

KingKemet · January 7

I'm tripping that there are actually folks who think the beats aint hot. Then I have to remember that its a bunch of young padawans populating these threads. Which, honestly shouldn't make a difference for the simple fact that good melodies are timeless. Hell, I was born in the late 70s but bump anything that sounds good from the 50s all the way to the present. Music made when I wasn't even born yet sounds good if its good. Those are classic, timeless beats. Straight sick ass hiphop tracks, it dont get no colder than that.

Dudes saying the beats dated and the beats aint but roughly 10-15 years old? For real? Niggas on some other shit that I cant get with mayne. Then again, some folks are naturally musically inclined (time, region, etc don't matter if it sound good) and some folks are not I suppose.

KingGivBiz · January 7

Even tho i dont believe Cass wont merk an ant nevermind a Meek Millz the compliation of beats is whay made this shit hot for me and thats that. Almost expected to hear that "Aim for the head" track he did with Game that was never released.

BV_ · January 7

Let me preface by saying that I'm a fan of both and personally think Cass is winning this battle.

Having said that, I don't wanna hear about Meek not selling and about Cass going gold or platinum back in 2004. Let's remember what era we're talking about. From 2002-2006, EVERY MOTHERFUCKER WITH BUZZ WAS GOING PLATINUM. Yayo sold 800K and that was considered a flop. They used to clown on these guys for ONLY selling 100K in their first weeks.

I don't know how many units Meek moved, but the numbers are comprable to Cass when you factor in the difference in the sales eras and time period.

Lab Baby · January 7

BV_ wrote: »

Let me preface by saying that I'm a fan of both and personally think Cass is winning this battle.

Having said that, I don't wanna hear about Meek not selling and about Cass going gold or platinum back in 2004. Let's remember what era we're talking about. From 2002-2006, EVERY MOTHERFUCKER WITH BUZZ WAS GOING PLATINUM. Yayo sold 800K and that was considered a flop. They used to clown on these guys for ONLY selling 100K in their first weeks.

I don't know how many units Meek moved, but the numbers are comprable to Cass when you factor in the difference in the sales eras and time period.

Meek's buzz was a lot bigger. Cass had one half a hit with R Kelly. Meek had 3-4 hits with the same buzz. Plus with his DC series, guest verses and MMG albums, he should've sold a lot more... at least 200k. Cass didn't do half of what Meek did prior to his first album, but he stayed consistent for 4 years. I don't think Meek has that shelf life.

ShencotheMC · January 7

Lab Baby wrote: »

BV_ wrote: »

Let me preface by saying that I'm a fan of both and personally think Cass is winning this battle.

Having said that, I don't wanna hear about Meek not selling and about Cass going gold or platinum back in 2004. Let's remember what era we're talking about. From 2002-2006, EVERY MOTHERFUCKER WITH BUZZ WAS GOING PLATINUM. Yayo sold 800K and that was considered a flop. They used to clown on these guys for ONLY selling 100K in their first weeks.

I don't know how many units Meek moved, but the numbers are comprable to Cass when you factor in the difference in the sales eras and time period.

Meek's buzz was a lot bigger. Cass had one half a hit with R Kelly. Meek had 3-4 hits with the same buzz. Plus with his DC series, guest verses and MMG albums, he should've sold a lot more... at least 200k. Cass didn't do half of what Meek did prior to his first album, but he stayed consistent for 4 years. I don't think Meek has that shelf life.

Nigga we talking about two-thousand fucking four here lol. Also Cass did 118k his first week with Split Personality. Oh and LOL@ Hotel being a "half a hit" that shit was top 10 on the billboards...pop charts and it was #4 on the hot 100

starvin · January 7

Cassidy really one inched punched meek mills soul tho lol ok I'm done

lamontbdc · January 7

I don't think Meek had a hit on the same level of hotel. That Amen shit came and went and 2 pac back was a few years back. Meek dropped dud singles

BackInWhite · January 7

major pain wrote: »

A wise man once said..

"The dumb are mostly intrigued by the drum"

here we go with this bullshit
you know why takeover, ether, hit em up, or no vaseline were such hard hitting disses?
cuz on top of the etherous lines in them THEY WERE GOOD SONGS AS WELL
this is just some washed up nigga with a couple lines here and there rappin in his monotone ugly ass voice with his ugly ass accent for 10 fucking minutes
niggas talkin bout "listen carefully"
nigga how many 10 minute increments of my life do you want me to lose on this bullshit?
i'm not bout to force myself to listen to some wack shit just to search for some gems hidden in the wackness

Lab Baby · January 7

ShencotheMC wrote: »

Lab Baby wrote: »

BV_ wrote: »

Let me preface by saying that I'm a fan of both and personally think Cass is winning this battle.

Having said that, I don't wanna hear about Meek not selling and about Cass going gold or platinum back in 2004. Let's remember what era we're talking about. From 2002-2006, EVERY MOTHERFUCKER WITH BUZZ WAS GOING PLATINUM. Yayo sold 800K and that was considered a flop. They used to clown on these guys for ONLY selling 100K in their first weeks.

I don't know how many units Meek moved, but the numbers are comprable to Cass when you factor in the difference in the sales eras and time period.

Meek's buzz was a lot bigger. Cass had one half a hit with R Kelly. Meek had 3-4 hits with the same buzz. Plus with his DC series, guest verses and MMG albums, he should've sold a lot more... at least 200k. Cass didn't do half of what Meek did prior to his first album, but he stayed consistent for 4 years. I don't think Meek has that shelf life.

Nigga we talking about two-thousand fucking four here lol. Also Cass did 118k his first week with Split Personality. Oh and LOL@ Hotel being a "half a hit" that shit was top 10 on the billboards...pop charts and it was #4 on the hot 100

Cass still went gold within a month, so like I said, he was consistent. Ok, so Meek's hits weren't as big as Hotel (didn't know it charted that high), but he still had a bigger buzz than Cass. Meek should be gold at least right now, but his buzz couldn't get him there, which further proves what Cass is sayin... his star is dying out quick.

ShencotheMC · January 7

lamontbdc wrote: »

I don't think Meek had a hit on the same level of hotel. That Amen shit came and went and 2 pac back was a few years back. Meek dropped dud singles

2 of Meek's singles were on a mixtape, and let's be honest, street rap ain't doing shit no more lol. Y'all comparing 2004 stats to current day stats. Of course it's not gonna look good for Meek.

Gen. Stasia · January 7

BackInWhite wrote: »

major pain wrote: »

A wise man once said..

"The dumb are mostly intrigued by the drum"

here we go with this bullshit
you know why takeover, ether, hit em up, or no vaseline were such hard hitting disses?
cuz on top of the etherous lines in them THEY WERE GOOD SONGS AS WELL
this is just some washed up nigga with a couple lines here and there rappin in his monotone ugly ass voice with his ugly ass accent for 10 fucking minutes
niggas talkin bout "listen carefully"
nigga how many 10 minute increments of my life do you want me to lose on this bullshit?
i'm not bout to force myself to listen to some wack shit just to search for some gems hidden in the wackness

Yea but u know why they hit even harder? Because of BARS and what was said niggas ain't humming them beats they reciting the lyrics. Imagine if PAC was talking about Hennessy Enemy's on Hitem Up. Or JayZ talking about Beyonce and Maybachs on Takeover. Shit woulda been wack whether the beat was hot or not.

ShencotheMC · January 7

Lab Baby wrote: »

ShencotheMC wrote: »

Lab Baby wrote: »

BV_ wrote: »

Let me preface by saying that I'm a fan of both and personally think Cass is winning this battle.

Having said that, I don't wanna hear about Meek not selling and about Cass going gold or platinum back in 2004. Let's remember what era we're talking about. From 2002-2006, EVERY MOTHERFUCKER WITH BUZZ WAS GOING PLATINUM. Yayo sold 800K and that was considered a flop. They used to clown on these guys for ONLY selling 100K in their first weeks.

I don't know how many units Meek moved, but the numbers are comprable to Cass when you factor in the difference in the sales eras and time period.

Meek's buzz was a lot bigger. Cass had one half a hit with R Kelly. Meek had 3-4 hits with the same buzz. Plus with his DC series, guest verses and MMG albums, he should've sold a lot more... at least 200k. Cass didn't do half of what Meek did prior to his first album, but he stayed consistent for 4 years. I don't think Meek has that shelf life.

Nigga we talking about two-thousand fucking four here lol. Also Cass did 118k his first week with Split Personality. Oh and LOL@ Hotel being a "half a hit" that shit was top 10 on the billboards...pop charts and it was #4 on the hot 100

Cass still went gold within a month, so like I said, he was consistent. Ok, so Meek's hits weren't as big as Hotel (didn't know it charted that high), but he still had a bigger buzz than Cass. Meek should be gold at least right now, but his buzz couldn't get him there, which further proves what Cass is sayin... his star is dying out quick.

In 2004. It's a different landscape and also Meek had barely any buzz by the time his album dropped due to Ross pushing it back right when Amen was getting serious burn.

Lab Baby · January 7

ShencotheMC wrote: »

Lab Baby wrote: »

ShencotheMC wrote: »

Lab Baby wrote: »

BV_ wrote: »

Let me preface by saying that I'm a fan of both and personally think Cass is winning this battle.

Having said that, I don't wanna hear about Meek not selling and about Cass going gold or platinum back in 2004. Let's remember what era we're talking about. From 2002-2006, EVERY MOTHERFUCKER WITH BUZZ WAS GOING PLATINUM. Yayo sold 800K and that was considered a flop. They used to clown on these guys for ONLY selling 100K in their first weeks.

I don't know how many units Meek moved, but the numbers are comprable to Cass when you factor in the difference in the sales eras and time period.

Meek's buzz was a lot bigger. Cass had one half a hit with R Kelly. Meek had 3-4 hits with the same buzz. Plus with his DC series, guest verses and MMG albums, he should've sold a lot more... at least 200k. Cass didn't do half of what Meek did prior to his first album, but he stayed consistent for 4 years. I don't think Meek has that shelf life.

Nigga we talking about two-thousand fucking four here lol. Also Cass did 118k his first week with Split Personality. Oh and LOL@ Hotel being a "half a hit" that shit was top 10 on the billboards...pop charts and it was #4 on the hot 100

Cass still went gold within a month, so like I said, he was consistent. Ok, so Meek's hits weren't as big as Hotel (didn't know it charted that high), but he still had a bigger buzz than Cass. Meek should be gold at least right now, but his buzz couldn't get him there, which further proves what Cass is sayin... his star is dying out quick.

In 2004. It's a different landscape and also Meek had barely any buzz by the time his album dropped due to Ross pushing it back right when Amen was getting serious burn.

Dog, K Dot went gold in a month with one single, a Drake feature and mad underground buzz. The reason why Amen lost buzz was because niggas got tired of Meek, period. Amen was gettin play for the whole summer, how come Meek couldn't find another follow up during that time? That Young N Gettin it song put the nail in the coffin of any chance Meek had to selling that album.

alibaba · January 7

jayvon32 wrote: »

I think this diss is better than that weak sauce Meek came up with on Repo Man. Meek Repo diss was straight chaser Shit. nice beat but the nigga was yelling all over the track like he calling a cab in NY on some "Im over here b" shit...anyway Meek got Cass on who is the hottest out right now, so all Meek is going to do is use that as a excuse as to why he isnt going to respond.

Jesus Christ LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

ShencotheMC · January 7

Lab Baby wrote: »

ShencotheMC wrote: »

Lab Baby wrote: »

ShencotheMC wrote: »

Lab Baby wrote: »

BV_ wrote: »

Let me preface by saying that I'm a fan of both and personally think Cass is winning this battle.

Having said that, I don't wanna hear about Meek not selling and about Cass going gold or platinum back in 2004. Let's remember what era we're talking about. From 2002-2006, EVERY MOTHERFUCKER WITH BUZZ WAS GOING PLATINUM. Yayo sold 800K and that was considered a flop. They used to clown on these guys for ONLY selling 100K in their first weeks.

I don't know how many units Meek moved, but the numbers are comprable to Cass when you factor in the difference in the sales eras and time period.

Meek's buzz was a lot bigger. Cass had one half a hit with R Kelly. Meek had 3-4 hits with the same buzz. Plus with his DC series, guest verses and MMG albums, he should've sold a lot more... at least 200k. Cass didn't do half of what Meek did prior to his first album, but he stayed consistent for 4 years. I don't think Meek has that shelf life.

Nigga we talking about two-thousand fucking four here lol. Also Cass did 118k his first week with Split Personality. Oh and LOL@ Hotel being a "half a hit" that shit was top 10 on the billboards...pop charts and it was #4 on the hot 100

Cass still went gold within a month, so like I said, he was consistent. Ok, so Meek's hits weren't as big as Hotel (didn't know it charted that high), but he still had a bigger buzz than Cass. Meek should be gold at least right now, but his buzz couldn't get him there, which further proves what Cass is sayin... his star is dying out quick.

In 2004. It's a different landscape and also Meek had barely any buzz by the time his album dropped due to Ross pushing it back right when Amen was getting serious burn.

Dog, K Dot went gold in a month with one single, a Drake feature and mad underground buzz. The reason why Amen lost buzz was because niggas got tired of Meek, period. Amen was gettin play for the whole summer, how come Meek couldn't find another follow up during that time? That Young N Gettin it song put the nail in the coffin of any chance Meek had to selling that album.

You act like it's a formula to who sells and who doesn't. Folks was in here swearing that Meek would outsell Kendrick. Meek's buzz from DC2 died out a bit when Ross pushed his album back. Fact. Street niggas and ratchet hoes don't buy albums, college kids, hype beasts, and whoever else makes up Kendrick's fanbase (I can't find any more adjectives) do. Fact. Shit Lupe has never gone plat either. Who knows who will sell and who won't.

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