Symba has been introduced because the host of a Bay Area battle rap matchup between two native favorites, Mistah F.A.B. and John John Da Don.
The battle was initially introduced earlier this month, however the “Never End Up Broke” rapper’s participation within the battle was solely introduced on Friday (October 13). The occasion is being placed on by Mistah F.A.B.’s Dope Era Entertainment.
“Click the link get your tickets now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” Mistah F.A.B. wrote within the Instagram caption asserting the occasion. “BAY AREA BATTLE RAP FANS I NEED YALL STANDING UP FOR THIS ONE!!!!!! The era way DOPE IN THE PEN OCT 28th 2023 @continentalcluboakland This is going to be nuts!!!! HOSTED By @therealsymba Artwork by @willard_sauce.”
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Mistah F.A.B. (actual identify Stanley Cox) first received his begin when the late, nice Mac Dre featured him on plenty of his Thizz Nation mixtapes. Since changing into a significant participant on the hyphy scene, he’s acquired accolades for his neighborhood organizing and philanthropy, along with his work with the likes of Snoop Dogg, E-40, and Chris Brown.
Meanwhile, Yonkers native John John Da Don (actual identify Jonathan McGee) is greatest recognized for being the third-most watched battle rapper on URL TV, with a complete of greater than 5 million views and counting, after he confronted off towards Hitman Holla. John John Da Don can be recognized for his a number of selection rhyming scheme, and for being one among Styles P’s favourite battle rappers.
The face-off is ready to happen on October 28.
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As for Symba, he not too long ago made headlines when he claimed he was a greater rapper than Eminem, claiming that the legendary Detroit rapper simply “rhymes words.”
During a panel dialogue known as “The Great Debate” at REVOLT WORLD in Atlanta, Georgia final month, the California native brought about a stir when he ranked himself above the “Lose Yourself” hitmaker and urged that his lyrical content material is all type and no substance.
“I respect Eminem on a level as a man,” he started. “But as a rapper, I feel like I can name five better rappers.”
After acknowledging Em’s “fire” catalog, fellow panelist Tierra Whack outright requested him: “Wait, so you think you’re better than Eminem?”
“Yes,” he responded after some hesitation. “Anybody can rhyme words, [but] what are you saying?”
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