Loaded Lux vs. Calicoe: The rap battle to end all rap battles This 40-minute battle is all kinds of amazing. Rap veteran Loaded Lux arrives wearing a suit that appears to be one size too small for him, with a casket and a crew in funeral attire setting the stage for a verbal assassination. Calicoe comes out swinging and appears to have the edge through the first two rounds, but Lux delivers a murderous third verse that leaves Calicoe muttering “I killed you” at random intervals, hoping someone believes him. Roses strewn about his feet, Lux manages to deconstruct the plight of the black gangster and bring Marcus Garvey, Nat Turner and Harriet Tubman into the conversation. Download Free Carol Of The Bells Piano Solo Pdf To Jpg.

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Lux’s chorus of “Your pops wasn’t no gangsta, he was just another lost ni**a!” puts the finishing touches on Calicoe’s emasculation. Garo Special Byakuya No Maju Download Music on this page. It’s part spoken word, part theater, part church sermon and all venom, and it’s a level of psychological warfare never before seen in a rap battle. Calicoe definitely got that work!

Winner: Loaded Lux Year: 2012 Rap battles are nothing if not theatrical: they're cousins to spoken-word performances where silences matter as much as the words emphasized. Perhaps the figure who understands this idea most is Loaded Lux, who, in coming out of retirement to battle Calicoe, led an entire funeral party onto the stage of New York's Webster Hall. Shrouded in black, Lux's posse of mourners turned the place into a Baptist hall screaming 'Amen!' And 'Hallelujah!' And allowing the soon-to-be dead to find peace-or whatever.

Yes, it was literal and overwrought; sure, it pandered. But it sold his lines: as he sliced up Calicoe with his words, the women swooned, bursting into hysterics. (Note: Calicoe, it should be said, wore a T-shirt.) It wouldn't have amounted to much had Lux not had the lines to back him up, but 'You gon' get this work' has become an everlasting catchphrase.

As if Lux didn't make it enough of a scene, Diddy, Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip and Lloyd Banks hung over the balconies, clutching their mouths as the two rappers went at one another.