He got cases/probation. Lost his Visa. He can't get arrested.
Bounty bounced mad quick
Verzuz: Bounty Killer vs Beenie Man. May 23 8pm
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Best Verzuz ever for me.
What is epic is that these 2 had beef. Beenie married Bounty's ex-girlfriend Angel.
is good/interesting to see them clown around with each other tonight.
This was pure Clash! It reminded me of Sting International and Reggae Sun Splash.
Americans dont really know anything about that. Jamaicans were the first "rappers". They been "battling".
Swizz and Timbo need to pay more homage they acting like Verzuz aint a copy of Jamaican Culture.
They slack for that.
What is epic is that these 2 had beef. Beenie married Bounty's ex-girlfriend Angel.
is good/interesting to see them clown around with each other tonight.
This was pure Clash! It reminded me of Sting International and Reggae Sun Splash.
Americans dont really know anything about that. Jamaicans were the first "rappers". They been "battling".
Swizz and Timbo need to pay more homage they acting like Verzuz aint a copy of Jamaican Culture.
They slack for that.
So long as they has been music they have been artist clashing what do you think sweet home Alabama Is all about ? it's literally a diss song. Creedence Clearwater revival put out an album dissing each other.
So just fuck blues and jazz huh
Yes.
Yes. What the fuck blues and jazz got to do with Kool Herc plugging in his sound system to the lamp post and playing dancehall to the crowd.
Fuck you talking about?
Yes. What the fuck blues and jazz got to do with Kool Herc plugging in his sound system to the lamp post and playing dancehall to the crowd.
Fuck you talking about?
You don't even know what I mean when I say CLASH.
Did I say "diss song"? I said CLASH.
Go do some history before you start talking about shit you do not know about.
Stfu.
Did I say "diss song"? I said CLASH.
Go do some history before you start talking about shit you do not know about.
Stfu.
No winner's tonight.It was a pleasant stroll down memory lane with 2 great artists.
Swizz Beatz Addresses Tony Matterhorn’s Criticism Of Beenie Man & Bounty Killer’s ‘Verzuz’ Battle
By Sade Gardner1 day ago
Beenie Man, Swizz Beatz, Bounty Killer (from left to right)
Swizz Beatz’s decision to have Beenie Man and Bounty Killer on ‘Verzuz’ tomorrow night seems to be ruffling some feathers in Jamaica since the announcement was made on Wednesday.
The online musical battle, started in March by Beatz and fellow producer Timbaland, has seen the best in hip hop, rap, and RnB square-off to unprecedented online views. But no matchup has needed more explanation, it seems, as the one between the dancehall heavyweights. Social media users have been leaving impassioned comments defending the legacy of the men, while others have dropped snarky one-liners like “who?”.
Popular Dancehall selector Tony Matterhorn has also voiced his thoughts on the upcoming clash, criticizing the deejays for supporting other platforms instead of shows like his quarantine party series.
“Strength fi strength…support fi support,” Matterhorn vented to comedian Majah Hype during a recent Instagram live. “Killer mi nah support yuh cause yuh nah support our culture… Beenie coulda seh ‘zagga’ til God come, mi a bench dem fi a week… Go do unno clash; mi alright wid unno clash, mi nuh alright wid unno.”
Tony Matterhorn
He added, “Since quarantine mi nuh see none a unno come on our live, and a our live a maintain the dancehall.”
Though he made it clear that, “mi nav nuh problem with Swizz Beatz,” the American rapper/producer seemed to have gotten wind of his sentiments and shared his reasons for including Jamaica in the viral series.
“We can’t do Verzuz and don’t represent where the clash comes from…I know better than that and the culture knows better than that,” Beatz expressed to DJ Noire in a subsequent Live.
“Shout out to Bounty, shout out to Beenie. This is a clash but it’s also a celebration…and it’s also for people who weren’t around at that time to be able to understand some legacy from Jamaica. Jamaica and the Caribbean have been such leaders in sound, leaders in style, that I feel like in 2020 that needs to be represented and brought back to the table,” Beatz said.
“So it’s all good. Tell Tony Matterhorn I said what’s up, what’s poppin’, get your mind right King, you know we doing it for the people. This is not just about me, this is not just about Timbaland, but this is about the people and you know we celebrate you too King,” he added.
The producer made it known that he is no culture vulture and said his love affair with sound clash culture started several years ago when he, too, was a DJ.
“I was honored to DJ at many, many parties longside many, many artistes from Jamaica, in Jamaica, outside of Jamaica… whether it was Spanish Town, whether it was Kingston – the track record is what it is,” he said. “This is not just something that is today, it’s so long ago that I would feel bad and wrong if I wasn’t representing this today. That’s just it.”
The icing on his cake of gratitude will be the ‘Verzuz’ after-party, which will see the longstanding Stone Love sound system on the ones and twos.
Bounty Killer (left) and Beenie Man (right)
“Even the DJs that’s been doing clashes, I show you love,” he said. “Don’t take what I’m doing personal…just know that Jamaica and the Caribbean has a hold that’s going on the biggest platform in the world. ‘Verzuz’ is one of the biggest platforms celebrating artistes and we have to celebrate Jamaica – that’s point, blank period. Everybody gotta tune in so we can break the numbers and let the people know that the Caribbean is not to be messed with.”
Beenie Man also came to his defense, acknowledging the contributions Beatz has made to the Jamaican music industry.
“Dem know how much Jamaicans Swizz Beatz mek buss inna America, including myself?” he asked during a recent Instagram live. “People ask, ‘why that platform?’… Because mi need to do this for the world, not only Jamaica…we need fi do it for di white, Indian, Syrian, everybody who listen to dancehall music.”
For those still not sold, Bounty Killer left a special hashtag in his promotional post. “If you don’t know, this is not for y
By Sade Gardner1 day ago
Beenie Man, Swizz Beatz, Bounty Killer (from left to right)
Swizz Beatz’s decision to have Beenie Man and Bounty Killer on ‘Verzuz’ tomorrow night seems to be ruffling some feathers in Jamaica since the announcement was made on Wednesday.
The online musical battle, started in March by Beatz and fellow producer Timbaland, has seen the best in hip hop, rap, and RnB square-off to unprecedented online views. But no matchup has needed more explanation, it seems, as the one between the dancehall heavyweights. Social media users have been leaving impassioned comments defending the legacy of the men, while others have dropped snarky one-liners like “who?”.
Popular Dancehall selector Tony Matterhorn has also voiced his thoughts on the upcoming clash, criticizing the deejays for supporting other platforms instead of shows like his quarantine party series.
“Strength fi strength…support fi support,” Matterhorn vented to comedian Majah Hype during a recent Instagram live. “Killer mi nah support yuh cause yuh nah support our culture… Beenie coulda seh ‘zagga’ til God come, mi a bench dem fi a week… Go do unno clash; mi alright wid unno clash, mi nuh alright wid unno.”
Tony Matterhorn
He added, “Since quarantine mi nuh see none a unno come on our live, and a our live a maintain the dancehall.”
Though he made it clear that, “mi nav nuh problem with Swizz Beatz,” the American rapper/producer seemed to have gotten wind of his sentiments and shared his reasons for including Jamaica in the viral series.
“We can’t do Verzuz and don’t represent where the clash comes from…I know better than that and the culture knows better than that,” Beatz expressed to DJ Noire in a subsequent Live.
“Shout out to Bounty, shout out to Beenie. This is a clash but it’s also a celebration…and it’s also for people who weren’t around at that time to be able to understand some legacy from Jamaica. Jamaica and the Caribbean have been such leaders in sound, leaders in style, that I feel like in 2020 that needs to be represented and brought back to the table,” Beatz said.
“So it’s all good. Tell Tony Matterhorn I said what’s up, what’s poppin’, get your mind right King, you know we doing it for the people. This is not just about me, this is not just about Timbaland, but this is about the people and you know we celebrate you too King,” he added.
The producer made it known that he is no culture vulture and said his love affair with sound clash culture started several years ago when he, too, was a DJ.
“I was honored to DJ at many, many parties longside many, many artistes from Jamaica, in Jamaica, outside of Jamaica… whether it was Spanish Town, whether it was Kingston – the track record is what it is,” he said. “This is not just something that is today, it’s so long ago that I would feel bad and wrong if I wasn’t representing this today. That’s just it.”
The icing on his cake of gratitude will be the ‘Verzuz’ after-party, which will see the longstanding Stone Love sound system on the ones and twos.
Bounty Killer (left) and Beenie Man (right)
“Even the DJs that’s been doing clashes, I show you love,” he said. “Don’t take what I’m doing personal…just know that Jamaica and the Caribbean has a hold that’s going on the biggest platform in the world. ‘Verzuz’ is one of the biggest platforms celebrating artistes and we have to celebrate Jamaica – that’s point, blank period. Everybody gotta tune in so we can break the numbers and let the people know that the Caribbean is not to be messed with.”
Beenie Man also came to his defense, acknowledging the contributions Beatz has made to the Jamaican music industry.
“Dem know how much Jamaicans Swizz Beatz mek buss inna America, including myself?” he asked during a recent Instagram live. “People ask, ‘why that platform?’… Because mi need to do this for the world, not only Jamaica…we need fi do it for di white, Indian, Syrian, everybody who listen to dancehall music.”
For those still not sold, Bounty Killer left a special hashtag in his promotional post. “If you don’t know, this is not for y
He lost a whole staircase of steps. My 85 year old grandpa moves better
"Swizz and Timbo need to pay more homage they acting like Verzuz aint a copy of Jamaican Culture"
Here's the acknowledgment. Right here in the thread.
This is the kind of shit that drives me crazy. You can never do enough for some people and everybody is only worried about themselves and that is what's keeping our culture from being successful. Matterhorn was just bitter because they didn't come to his platform to do this so he tried to throw shade instead of appreciating what this would do for the JAMAICAN culture. My wife and I was in our living room dance the entire time and that was enough for me as a Jamaican. I don't need anyone to kiss the ring for something that my culture did or did not start. Stop arguing over stupid shit and enjoy what took place."Swizz and Timbo need to pay more homage they acting like Verzuz aint a copy of Jamaican Culture"
i agree and sound quality was on point!!!!!!!!!!
Man I was streaming it youtube on the big TV with the sound system and my shit was BOOMING!!! Crystal clear!!!! Big up di soundman Dem!!
I haven't seen a Selecta get that much flack since Footah Hype & he stays saying some shit that comes back to bite him
Swizz and Timb were showing nothing but respect right after the show....I don't think we need to go there with it... tons of respect was being shown
"Swizz and Timbo need to pay more homage they acting like Verzuz aint a copy of Jamaican Culture"
the American rapper/producer seemed to have gotten wind of his sentiments and shared his reasons for including Jamaica in the viral series.
“We can’t do Verzuz and don’t represent where the clash comes from…I know better than that and the culture knows better than that,” Beatz expressed to DJ Noire in a subsequent Live.
When you're getting oxtail gravy and see a piece of oxtail drop in your plate
Yep. Swizz went even further in his live last night talking about growing up on Boston Rd and spinning with well known Jamaican sounds as well as working directly with Bounty Killer multiple times. The man isn't culture vulturing
Sizzla vs Capleton for next VS? Buju vs anyone isn't a fair battle after thinking bout it
How some people looked trying to understand what was being said last night
From what I understand Majah pumped the brakes really fast so he's not getting roasted like how Matterhorn is
Damn the internet wasted no time
Make sense, I did see him in the live. Matterhorn love fi draw people out, fi join inna his fuckrey. Like when him put on wig and gwan like gal
I just watched the part where they were going off over the Showtime Riddim and damn near wanted to chuck a chair across the room and flip over my desk again. GATDAMN they got me amped during that session
I never will forgive them for how they turned the Coffin Dance meme into the song for the summer.
