(AllHipHop News) Jay Electronica’s impressive verse on “Control” had the unfortunate fate of following up Kendrick Lamar’s seismic shift inducing 3 minute verse. The reclusive MC exclusively spoke with Revolt TV about how the song came about.
According to Jay Electricity, he sent his verse to Big Sean months ago and was unaware Kendrick had dropped a murderous verse:
A month or two ago, Big Sean asked me to be on this record with him for his album. He had a demo hook on it at the time. I did my verse and sent it back
“Control” will not be on Hall of Fame due to “sample clearances”. Hall of Fame will be in stores on August 27th
“Now we all heard what he said, but what he said means we dead/And that s### is insane/He’s so crazy, look at the little baby/N*gga you ain’t Nas, n*gga you ain’t Jay-Z”
Lupe Fiasco has honed the anger exhibited on Twitter towards Kednrick’s “Control” verse into a virtuoso lyrical performance with “SLR 2”.
Kendrick is not the only one who gets caught in Lu’s lyrical crossfire and makes direct criticism of Jay-Z’s Magna Carta Holy Grail:
Took two sips of the holy grail/Then I backed up and I turned around/And I bent over and pittoo’d sh*t/I love Jay, that’s my n*gga/I feel sicker than a cruise ship
Stream/Download Lupe’s “SLR 2” below:
There have been a few online funnies created in the name of Chief Keef. Check em out:

But, maybe there is a bit of truth to it. Keef tweeted an obscure line the other day that seemed to suggest he felt a way about the whole back and forth that Kendrick Lamar created.
But, the boy Keef ain’t the only one. A lot of rappers, especially NYers, are saying that Kendrick either knew who to name and who not to name or “why you ain’t say me?” Its a funny underlying theme.
But its probably good that Kendrick didn’t say Keef, because the result would be something beyond rap.
Lyrical Lames ?
— AlmightySo (@ChiefKeef) August 13, 2013
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(AllHipHop News) While Meek Mill has yet to respond on wax to Kendrick Lamar calling him out on Big Sean’s “Control,” he did speak with Power 99 about K. Dot’s verse.
“With some Hip Hop you like alright bet. Put your vest on cause I’ma throw some shots too, have some fun with it. That’s what Hip Hop is about,” said the Maybach Music Group rapper.
Meek also talks about his favorite tracks off Jay Z’s Magna Carta Holy Grail and his plans to release a another solo project in the near future.
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Watch the interview below.