Best "diss" Song?

[cleric9999]

the bouncing souls - wish me well (go to hell)

[running4home]

dont ask me is a good one

[kent]

hey, fuck you - beastie boys

 

dissin' sucka MCs

this song is one of my favourites simply for the fact that it slams Regina for the entire world to hear:

 

Kings County is my stomping ground

The Albee Square Mall, Brooklyn, Downtown

So don't ask me to wine and dine ya

I'm from Brooklyn you're from Regina

 

oh snap!

[Dan #2]

Workin For MCA-aimed at the managers and CEO's of MCA at that time, as they broke a contract and took 60-70% of all royalties.

 

 

EDIT: Hooker with a Penis-Tool. Aimed at people who clamied Tool sold out.

Lynyrd Skynyrd pwns.

[Guest Prosis]

"Mosh" by Eminem (directed at Bush...duh ;))

 

"Fish Out Of Water" by Tears For Fears (directed at Curt Smith)

 

Edit: Oh damn I just realized I woke up an old thread :angry:

Edited April 26, 2006 by Prosis

[darynalexander]

"Mosh" by Eminem (directed at Bush...duh ;))

 

"Fish Out Of Water" by Tears For Fears (directed at Curt Smith)

 

Edit: Oh damn I just realized I woke up an old thread :angry:

I hadn't listened to that album in years and now I'm scrambling through the boxes to find it.

 

Since it's been revived, I always liked Something Corporate's "If You C Jordan", because it's this classic celebratory revenge song where the song itself is the revenge.

[Guest jsunC]

agreed, franz ferdinand is an insult to music

 

and big weenie by eminem is a good insult song, directed at ja rule

[ood_mutler]

50 Pence - In Da Pub

[Kyle86]

i haven't heard the word diss since 1996.

 

Definitely, Hit Me Baby One More Time - Britney Spears.

[jamie c]

Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major" totally disses Mozart. It's crazy.

[MuttersomeTaxicab]

Since Hooker w/a Penis was taken.

 

The Pot by Tool

[redragon]

Doe Rae Me - Eminem directed at Ja Rule

[giggles]

Fuck you right back - Frankee (sequel to Fuck it. never send a man to do a womans job. her version is way better)

[Gallick]

I don't know who it was written to, but Queen's 'Death on Two Legs' from A Night at The Opera has some pretty sharp-tongued lyrics.