MAX B “KNOCKED OUT IN HARLEM”?! J HOOD FIRES BACK ON BEAT FREESTYLE & REFERENCE "JO-MO” (JIM JONES) скачать в хорошем качестве

MAX B “KNOCKED OUT IN HARLEM”?! J HOOD FIRES BACK ON BEAT FREESTYLE & REFERENCE "JO-MO” (JIM JONES)

😳😳 Hip-hop is heating up again and this time it’s MAX B vs J HOOD taking center stage! After Max B recently spoke on a podcast about J Hood allegedly getting jumped in the past, J Hood just responded the only way real hip-hop respects — ON BEAT with a new diss freestyle aimed directly at Max B… and he didn’t stop there. J Hood also REFERENCE “Jo-Mo” aka Jim Jones, making this situation even deeper than fans expected. HE ALSO SPEAKS ABOUT DURING FREESTYLE MAX B GETTING KNOCKED OUT IN HARLEM?! Now the big question is… 👉 Does Max B have to respond on beat? 👉 Or is he too big to entertain a freestyle diss from J Hood? 👉 Are we picking and choosing when rappers should respond on wax? We all just witnessed the debate between 50 Cent, T.I., and the Let’s Rap About It podcast where fans demanded responses happen on records — so does the same rule apply here? J Hood is bringing back the essence of hip-hop — lyrical warfare, diss freestyles, and direct energy. The streets are watching to see if Max B keeps it classy… or gets back in the booth. This situation is getting real interesting 👀 Should Max B respond or stay above it? Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👍 Hit the like button 🔔 Subscribe for more hip-hop breakdowns 📲 Share this video with someone who loves rap beef debates #maxb #jhood #jimjones #jom o #hiphopbeef #rapbeef #dissfreestyle #onbeat #harlemhiphop #dblock #byrdgang #hiphopnews #rapnews #hiphopculture #rapculture #freestylediss #lyricalwarfare #hiphopdebate #rapdiscussion #hiphopcommunity COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER Under SECTION 107 OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1976 Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 Of The Copyright Act 1976.Allowance Is Made For "Fair Use" for purposes Such As criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, Scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue Thay might otherwise be infringing Non Profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.