On The Notorious B.I.G.’s diamond-certified double album, Bizzy Bone used “Notorious Thugs” for a quick semi-subliminal jab, when he called his crew “ Triple six rivals spittin’ hot fire.” The words may have been a response to 1995’s “Live By Yo Rep,” where Three 6 Mafia used Mystic Stylez-era wordplay to confront Bone over an allegedly stolen style of rapping over slow beats.īone Thugs-n-Harmony & Three 6 Mafia Clash With Fight During VerzuzĪhead of Thursday’s Verzuz, Bizzy hyped the competition with a social media video claiming, “ finna f*ck you devil-worshipping ni**as the f*ck up.” Then, when he entered the stage on Thursday, the gold-selling soloist distanced himself when the crews dapped up after Fat Joe introduced them to the stage. He remained with Bone Thugs the rest of the evening, including when both crews stood together to perform BTNH’s hit “Tha Crossroads” as a tribute to deceased Hip-Hop artists.ĭuring tensions in the 1990s, Bizzy was one of the Bone Thugs members who addressed the issue on wax. After being separated by crews and stage security, Bizzy left the stage, only to return several rounds later to apologize for his actions. Plastic bottles were thrown, and at least one person swung a fist. A verbal exchange escalated to a brief but significant altercation involving Bizzy and Juicy J. After four rounds on Thursday, Bone Thugs member Bizzy Bone confronted Three 6 Mafia at the center of the stage. Moments in the performance certainly proved that point. Both crews in the battle used the widely publicized moment to remind viewers that this particular matchup was 26 years in the making. Last Thursday (December 2), Bone Thugs-n-Harmony squared off against Three 6 Mafia on Verzuz.

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