That's My Theory: DOJ- Death of Jay-Z RIP on Sept. 11th, 2009

So I logged on to MySpace and saw that my boy Young 6ixx posted about 15,000 times that he had a new track for mix tape DJ's- that I am not. I listened to the song anyway aaaannnnnnndddddd I can see where he is coming from. I never did like DOA. Jay-Z is entitled to his opinion... so is everyone else, I am with 6ixx on this one. I can see where he is coming from in actuality Jay was dissin the trends and style of the younger generation, which he has been doing for years.. 6ixx took it personal and decided to respond, I liked it.

***Now, I have gotten several comments about this track. Someone even calling him out about dissing Jay because he got his name from Jay- Mr. 1 of 1. Now we will have to speak to Young Sixx and ask him about that. Some say that he is just doing it for the buzz, I will ask him about that too.

The question is...does Young 6ixx have the right to diss one of the most influential rappers of all time not only in the US,internationally? He has been a ground breaker in the indistry. He has set such a positive example for the Hip-Hop industry and has turned his life around. For godsakes, he's in next months issue of O- The Oprah Magazine.

My answer... "YES!" for years Jay-Z has been dissing the younger generation and has gone mostly unscathed. Because of Jay-Z's talent his major audience, 20something's, has ignored these shots to the chest. If Jay-Z can say 30 is the new 20, what does that make those of us in our 20's? Now I will say that some of us in our 20's could really take his advise and quit it with the skinny jeans because some people are just taking it too far. In addition, you do have to be careful who you start a beef with, especially when you are on the come up. I mean in actuallity we are talking about someone who has at some point met with or worked with every record executive in the music and entertainment industry. I suppose it's like my mother said, "Choose your battles wisely."

What do you think?