Released in 2001, “Ether” was Nas’ response to Jay-Z’s “Takeover,” and what followed became one of the most important moments in battle rap history. On the iconic diss. Nas was questioning Jay’s entire identity, from his street credibility to his place in New York hip-hop. Produced by Ron Browz, the record became so influential that “ethered” eventually entered rap vocabulary as a way of describing somebody getting lyrically dismantled. The aftermath was just as significant: Hot 97 held a listener poll that favored Nas over Jay-Z’s “Supa Ugly,” giving the feud a public verdict that extended beyond record sales.
Shannon Sharpe, Ochocinco, and IsoJoe in disbelief after realizing Jeremiah Smith declined a Massive $10,000,000 transfer offer to return to his hometown Miami Hurricanes, compared to his current $5,000,000 NIL at Ohio State
Unc: "He turned down $10 million as a 20-year-old.”
Joe: “You turn that down, Unc?"
Unc: "I'm going to turn down my collar. Make sure my collar is nice and neat when I go ahead..." 😭💀
via @NightcapShow_ / #gobucks
The Atlanta Dream have sold out tickets to Game 3 at State Farm Arena, a team source tells @FOS.
The sellout comes a week after the WNBA rescheduled Games 3 and 4, allowing the Dream to host Finals games at the 17,000-seat arena.
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