Rapper feuds with spicy lyrics. Hit Em Up -Tupac

"99% of your fans wear high heels", not the greatest line ever, not that big if a diss, and lives on the border of sexism, but I like this line because of the story behind it and the affect it had. "Yo L, is that a mic on your arm? Let me borrow that,” was on the original Canibus verse of 4,3,2,1 with LL Cool J Canibus had previously spoken with LL about his admiration of LL's microphone tattoo and wanted to get something similar But when LL heard this verse, he took offense, and not only made Canibus re-record his verse without that line, he also re-recorded his own and added "the symbol on my arm is off limits to challengers, you holding rusty swords I swing the Excalibur" officially dissing Canibus even after he complied Canibus responded to this dis by recording one of his best songs -2nd Round Knockout, with cameo vocals by Mike Tyson, and the video directly mocked LL Cool J's Mama Said Knock You Out video and had the line "99% of your fans wear high heels" LL responded with several duss tracks that nobody really remembers any more cause they weren't that good, and were nothing like the songs he'd been doing recently, which were more R&B-adjacent, which caused a dip in his career because at that point many of his fans in fact did wear high heels and they didn't want to hear diss tracks It's no Tupac vs Biggie, but the fact that it was caused by a misunderstanding and had a profound effect on both their careers makes LL vs Canibus my favorite hip-hop beef LL took the blame and apologized 18 years later