Artist	Song
Game	200 Bars
from G-Unit Radio 8: The Fith Element (2007)
MC Lyte	10% Dis
from Lyte As a Rock (1988)
Cam'ron featuring Max B	You Gotta Love It (Featuring Max B)
from Killa Season (2006)
J. Ro of Tha Liks	Tha X Homie - J Ro of Tha Liks (Xzibit Diss)
from Presents Tha Wolfpac Mixtape Vol. 1 Ft Kurupt, Tha Liks, Roscoe, Prodigal Sunn and Many More (2004)
Jay-Z	Takeover
from The Blueprint (2007)
Canibus	Second Round K.O.
from Can-I-Bus (1998)
50 Cent	Piggy Bank
from The Massacre (2005)
C-Bo a.k.a. Thug Lordz & Yukmouth	Patiently Wating (50 Cent Diss)
from In Thugs We Trust - Tha Mix Tape (2007)
KRS-One	Ova Here (Remix)
from The Mix Tape (2002)
Cypress Hill	No Rest for the Wicked
from III (Temples of Boom) (1995)
Fat Joe	My FoFo
from All or Nothing (2005)
Royce da 5'9"	Malcolm X (D12 Dis)
from Build and Destroy (2003)
Westside Connection	King of the Hill
from Bow Down (1996)
LL Cool J	Jack the Ripper
from All World - Greatest Hits (1996)
Juvenile & Skip	A Hoe (Lil' Wayne Diss)
from 600 Degreez - The Official Digital Edition (2002)
3rd Bass	The Gas Face
from The Cactus Album (1995)
Cam'ron, Jim Jones	Father Forgive Us (Dissin' Mase)
from Get On Ya Grind (2005)
Nas	Ether
from Stillmatic (2001)
50 Cent	Back Down
from Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2003)

Comment:

The hip-hop historians will tell you that the four elements of hip-hop are rapping, DJing, dancing, and graffiti. But we're willing to wager that there's an extra element that's just as important: the art of the diss. Short for disrespect, the ability to diss your friends, rivals, and anybody that gets in your way has been one of the foundation blocks of rhymes since day one. What may have started as a few "yo' momma" cracks has escalated into claims of superhero-like powers with targets pointed out for weak raps, cheap cars, selling out, biting beats, and just being plain ugly. Check out this week's list of classic diss tracks below.

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