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Rappers included Aye Verb (StreetStatus), Conceited (LionsDen), DNA (GrindTimeNow) Hitman Holla (StreetStatus), Tay Roc (LionsDen), Hollow Da Don (GrindTimeNow) and many more. [ 24 ] Don't Flop is a popular UK battle rap league founded in 2008, following a controversial judging decision in which co-founder, Eurgh, was denied a place in the ...
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The Ultimate Rap League (commonly referred to as SMACK/URL) is a battle rap league based out of New York City owned by acclaimed hip hop promoter Troy "Smack White" Mitchell, Eric Beasley, and Jean "Cheeko" French from Queens, New York City, United States.
In 2007 they began using "twit" before Twitter developer Blaine Cook suggested that "tweet" be used instead. [90] "Tweet" was added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary in 2011 [91] and to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2012. [92] [93] Both its use as a verb and noun were added. This was notable as the Oxford English Dictionary normally waits ...
Twitter’s rebrand to X has so far fallen flat in mainstream culture, said Neumeier, because the name “gets lost in sentences” and “looks like a misprint.”
"Aye" is a song by American rapper Lil Uzi Vert featuring fellow American rapper Travis Scott. It was released on June 30, 2023 as the third track from the former's third studio album Pink Tape, and was later included as the seventh track on the "first edition" of the latter's fourth studio album Utopia with a different mix, before later being replaced with "Meltdown" featuring Drake.
The informal, affirmative phrase why-aye (also rendered whey-aye or way-eye) is used in the dialect of northeast England, [32] [33] most notably by Geordies. [33] In New England English, chiefly in Maine, ayuh is used; also variants such as eyah, ayeh or ayup. It is believed to be derived from either the nautical or Scottish use of aye. [34]
Murda Mook began his career as a battle rapper, facing well-known Harlem rappers such as T-Rex and Loaded Lux. His breakthrough performance was featured on a 2002 S.M.A.C.K. DVD against Jae Millz, who had recently battled E. Ness and was broadcast on MTV's Making the Band.