Bun B Says JAY-Z Was Dropping Shade On The “Get Throwed” Remix

    Southern Hip Hop legend Bun B, one-half of the iconic group UGK, has been giving numerous interviews since dropping his latest single “Gametime.” What’s juicier than the news of his upcoming album being executive produced by Big K.R.I.T. is the tea the godfather of trill has been spilling for die-hard music fans.

    The latest piece of Hip Hop lore was revealed during a conversation with Elliott Wilson on the Rap Radar podcast. Allegedly, JAY-Z’s verse on 2005’s “Get Throwed (Remix),” which also featured Pimp C, Jeezy and Z-Ro, was actually a diss directed at an unknown entity.

    “If you listen to ‘Get Throwed’ to JAY’s verse — for some people it’s going to be clearer than others — but there was shots fired in bars 8 to 12, and there were more shots from bars 12 to 16,” Bun told Wilson. When squarely asked whether it was aimed at Nas, Bun quickly retorted “Nah nah nah. This was before that … this was more internal.”

    With Nas out of the equation, this has left some to ponder if the shade was aimed at JAY’s former Roc-A-Fella partner Dame Dash. All things considered, it’s not likely Hov will ever let us in on the secret.

    The diss revelation is just the latest scoop from Bun over the past few weeks. During a fact-packed episode of Drink Champs earlier this month, he revealed that Pimp C was originally set to appear on JAY’s “A Week Ago” alongside Too Short — a song that appeared on Hov’s third album, Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life. The collaboration never came to fruition though as neither artist was willing to travel in order to record the track.

    He also told hosts N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN that UGK and Three 6 Mafia were going to form a super group called The Underground Mafia. “[Three 6 Mafia’s] ‘Sippin’ on Some Sizzurp’ was actually the first song from [the group] that UGK and Three Six Mafia was doing together,” Bun said.

    Check out “Get Throwed” and the bars in question below. Let us know who you think Jay was referencing.

    “The competition is none, they deceased to exist
    Let it breathe a little bit
    He’s off his rocker, he’s a little schitz’
    Throwed like a football, Hov used to cook raw
    Now I got the game sewn like granny’s good shawl
    Pshaw, y’all niggas want war
    Y’all got it backwards, y’all should want raw
    Y’all should want more (and more, and more – uhh!)”

    20 thoughts on “Bun B Says JAY-Z Was Dropping Shade On The “Get Throwed” Remix

    1. Nobody. Those bars are totally random. Don’t rack your brain tryin to make something out of nothing.

    2. Say what you want but Jay-Zs cosign helped the South blow up. Remember Big Pimpin and Juveniles “Ha” Remix.

      1. Given that the Geto Boys, Outkast, 8Ball & MJG, and a host of other dudes were around and popular way before Jay has his first single, not to mention that Master P was as big of a star as Jay was after Pac and B.I.G. died, I’d say, uh no. Another reimagination by East Coast dickriders though to credit somebody from there for somebody else success.

    3. How is this news? Jay Z is always subliminally dissing weak dudes that can’t clap back. He too scared to name check any real MC’s because the last time he did he got ethered and hasn’t recovered since

    4. Jay-Z was dropping shade on my homie. Brothers from the from screwston ,TX. know .thats why we don’t respect that clown. We the real deal all others are frauds. 3rdward Lil Derrick said that!!!

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