Ms. Hustle Details Past Beef With Kwanii Kush
December 23, 2013
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as posted by the channelMs. Hustle vs Jaz The Rapper was one of the most anticipated battles on the Summer Madness 3 stage, because it was a grudge match between two of the top female spitters currently active in Battle Rap. There was a huge amount of drama that went into this battle, as it was a fight for the title of "Battle Rap's First Lady," not to mention the drama regarding the faulty microphones used in their battle. Ms. Hustle came by our VladTV office and spoke with VladTV Battle Rap journalist Michael Hughes about the battle as it unfolded.
As everyone who was present at the event knows, Ms. Hustle choked to everyone's surprise during the opening moments of her first round, but managed to bounce right back with strong bars and punchlines to still make the battle debatable. Unfortunately, the choke was edited out before the battle was released so the general public not present at SM3 never got to see the full amount of drama within their battle. Hustle addressed her choke and the decision to edit it out in this interview, and explained that she felt as though she was victorious in their lyrical clash.
Hustle went on to detail her beef with Kwanii Kush and how she settled it with actions rather than words.
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