Fabolous makes a valiant attempt to put some numbers on the board with Lloyd Banks’ 2010 single “Start It Up,” and although the track itself is a certified street banger, it’s no challenge for one of the most memorable remixes of the early aughts.
Having captured the momentum early on, Jada continues to run up the score by tossing Nas’ “Made You Look (Remix)” out on the table. Fabolous, Kanye West, Swizz Beatz & Ryan Leslie’s “Start It Up“ Jadakiss & Ludacris’ “Made You Look (Remix)” vs. From there, Loso draws another lyrical miracle out the deck via “6 Minutes of Death,” his scorching showing alongside Lil Wayne and Cassidy from Cass’ I’m A Hustla album, which lands with impact, but falls short of a deafening blow in this matchup. Sticking to the Ruff Ryders era of his career, the raspy one comes through with “Recognize,” the standout, DJ Premier-produced cut off The LOX’s sophomore LP, We Are the Streets.
Fabolous & Juelz Santana’s “You Ain’t Got Nuthin'” Lil Wayne & Fabolous’ “6 Minutes” DMX feat. In return, Fabolous contests Kiss’ opening pitch with a freestyle, which ultimately pales in comparison to Kiss’ memorable posse-cut Jadakiss wastes no time throwing down the gauntlet, as he lets off his verse from “Blackout,” his collaborative effort with his LOX brethren, JAY-Z, and DMX, from the latter’s 1998 LP, Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood. How 'We Are The Streets' Captured The Raw Essence of The LOX Here’s a round-by-round breakdown and recap of the Verzuz battle between Jadakiss and Fabolous, along with who we felt walked away as the victor when all was said and done. The evening, which included backstories behind each artist’s most popular records, friendly, albeit competitive banter, and countless trips down memory lane for the viewers and those commenting in the chat, is one that rap fans will remember for quite some time and is a testament to Fab and Jada’s staying power and music contributions to the culture. In this matchup, Jadakiss went first for the first ten rounds, with Fabolous responding with his own selection, before switching the rotation for the final ten rounds, with Jadakiss answering with a song of his own.
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Aside from minor technical difficulties during the tail-end of the battle, this edition of the Instagram Live event continued the seamlessness of previous battles, with Jada and Fab proving that R&B and gospel artists aren’t the only ones who know how to put on a show in an effective fashion. Today, both continue to churn out material and are regarded as OG’s in the game, with resumes that place them on the list of the greatest rappers of all-time.Īs two of the greatest rappers out of New York to ever pick up a mic, and with their willingness to perform and compete out of love for the culture, it was a given that Freddy and Jason face off in a Verzuz matchup to see whose lyrical sword cuts the deepest, once and for all. Throughout the aughts, both artists matched their commercial success with standout showings alongside other rap and R&B artists and on the mixtape circuit, building reputations as elite wordsmiths. While Jadakiss spent the latter half of the ’90s as a key cog in the Bad Boy Records machine as a member of The LOX, Fabolous bided his time dominating the mixtape circuit under the guiding hand of DJ Clue, who helped him secure a record deal through his imprint, Desert Storm. With both having released their debut solo albums in 2001, Jadakiss and Fabolous’ trajectories within the rap game have been eerily similar. While the event between the two - who joined forces for the highly-anticipated and critically acclaimed joint-album, Friday on Elm Street, in 2017 - was undoubtedly friendly and laced with compliments throughout the battle, there was no question that each came with the intent to outlast the other and walk away the victor. After pairing two of the most acclaimed stars in contemporary R&B on Juneteenth, Verzuz returned to its rap roots, as Jadakiss and Fabolous went heads up to see whose catalog reigns supreme.
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