Teen Makes Diss Song About His Grandma
A teenager has recently gone viral for making a diss song about his grandma. Yes, you read that right his grandmother. His nana. His nana poo. His granny. His memaw. Whatever you call her he made a diss song about her. What are these teens thinking? They really cannot be thinking and doing things like this.
Tyron Giles is the 15-year-old teen who wrote the diss song to his grandmother. Giles wrote the song after his grandmother reported that he was missing after he did not come home from school. Half the state of Georgia was looking for the young man. He posted to his social two days after he was reported missing that he wasn’t missing but was having fun and standing on business.
A day after posting to social media he then dropped the diss song. In the diss song, Giles raps he will shoot his grandma and that he does not want to return to her house. WHEETT!!!! I mean when you talk about ungrateful people, he is the epitome. You can listen to a snippet of the diss song on Larry Mad below.
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8 Of Kanye West's Best Songs Ranked
Kanye West celebrates his birthday on June 8. The rapper, singer-songwriter, producer, and fashion designer was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1977. He moved to Chicago, Illinois, after his parents divorced when he was three years old.
West started rapping in the third grade and began making musical compositions by middle school. After receiving a scholarship to attend Chicago’s American Academy of Art in 1997 and transferring to Chicago State University shortly after, West dropped out of college to pursue a professional music career.
The artist started as a producer and, by 2000, was working as an in-house producer for Jay-Z’s Roc-A-Fella Records. During his time there, he contributed to Jay’s 2001 album The Blueprint, Ludacris’ 2003 album Chicken-n-Beer, Alicia Keys’ 2003 album The Diary of Alicia Keys, and Janet Jackson’s 2004 album Damita Jo. At first, West was valued more as a producer; he wasn’t taken seriously as a rapper. He wasn’t signed to Hov’s label until 2002.
Ye dropped two albums a year apart while signed to Roc-A-Fella: The College Dropout (2004) and Late Registration (2005). The albums featured hits like “Jesus Walks,” “Slow Jamz,” “Through the Wire,” “All Falls Down,” “Touch the Sky,” “Heard ‘Em Say,” and “Gold Digger.”
Kanye kept the momentum going after winning Grammys for Best Rap Album (The College Dropout), Best Rap Song (“Jesus Walks”), and Best R&B Song (“You Don’t Know My Name”), he released two more albums a year apart in 2007 and 2008. The artist took a break from making music before releasing his fifth studio album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, in 2010. In 2011, Kanye and Jay collaborated on their joint album Watch the Throne, which spawned hit singles like “No Church in the Wild” and “N—-s in Paris.”
The artist went on to release eight more studio albums, three of which are collaborations with Kid Cudi (Kids See Ghosts) and Ty Dolla $ign (Vultures 1 and 2). Though Ye has been consistent with making music, he has made plenty of controversial comments that have landed him in the hot seat, as well as brand deals and tours being canceled.
Recently, Ye was sued for sexual harassment by a former assistant. He has since responded to the claims, telling People magazine, calling the allegations “baseless” and “frivolous filing.” West is reportedly filing his own lawsuit against the former employee.
8 of Kanye West’s Best Songs Ranked:
