Beef 2 (2004)

Plot: Featuring some of the toughest verbal sparring in hip hop history, BEEF II embraces and exposes some of the biggest feuds in the business. This has proved to be one of the most entertaining aspects of the rap game for fans, but there is genuine feeling in a lot of these words, illustrating how passionate many of the artists are. On this volume some of the top names featured are 50 Cent, Redman, Method Man, Nelly, Ice Cube, Cypress Hill, and a lot more! Review: Beef II is a really good documentary dat basically covers the behind the scenes of some of the biggest MC battles and also bout the shady music industry/record labels. This documentary really gives u the inside info bout they're personal beef between Hip Hop artist and they're battles. It also shows how MC's can make or break a career on lyrical battles especially if u go after someone dats out of ur league like the LL Cool J vs. Canibus battle, dis battle was pretty even but LL Cool J was just too much 4 Canibus in the end and after this battle was over Canibus's Hip Hop career went down the toilet, while the battle help resurrect LL's career. The battle between KRS-1 and Nelly was not even a match, a lot of people think Nelly won dat battle but tru Hip Hop fans no the only reason they think dat is cuz his songs r played more often on radio's and on TV which the big music industry have control of and they're all bout making sure they get paid. Pretty much KRS-1 destroyed Nelly but no one really hear it but I no Nelly and the St. lunatics heard the boo's when they performed at Summer Jam in New York City thru out they're ho performance. Another personal and lyrical battle dat was interesting was the battle between Royce Da 5'9" against D12 this is another lopsided battle cuz D12 really sucks, the interesting part of this battle was just the personal and inside look of this battle and how it was effecting both of them and how they settled they're differences. The Ice Cube and Cypress Hill battle was pretty much a war and I was a big fan of both back in the day especially B-real from Cypress Hill. iiight let me stop here. This documentary is pretty much 4 the big Hip Hop fans so go pick this up.