There is a war being waged in the hip-hop world which has even caught the attention of some R&B sensations...it's the saga of A Millie freestyles. It seems like rappers are appearing out of the woodwork waiting for their chance to weigh in on their millions (boo none of y'all are making millions...renting chains, cars and house isn't free) Lil' Wayne has even inspired pop acts like Ne- Yo and Chris Brown to awaken their freestyle abilities.
Ne-Yo tries to stay neutral by starting with"To Whom It May Concern"( boo that's what a freestyle battle is... by saying, "To Whom It May Concern" means you're dissing everyone...where is the PR?) He does make some valid points, i.e. "your girl's favorite song is mine," and "I got hits from other people not to mention my own," but let's be real Ne-yo needs to stick with singing!!!( boo you tried)
Chris Brown just wanted to say, "Breezy milionaire" while using a synthesizer and that's about all he did.
But it was Lil' Mama who took it to a new level of extreme ignorance by rapping for six minutes about nothing. Her delivery was great but she is in dire need of a ghost writer because the only rhyme that made sense was, "I melt these tracks like fire do wax." (boo you gave it your all but it just wasn't hitting on nothing)
Check out all the "A Millie" Freestyles at youtube.com
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