Remembering A Decade Of Bill O’Reilly Hip-Hop Feuds

Remember, early on in this innocent decade, when it was a big deal when Bill O'Reilly started criticizing rap music? Now, it seems to happen all the time. For someone opposed to the immorality and hedonism that he sees embraced in rap lyrics, O'Reilly knows how to start a hip-hop-style feud with some of the big names in the industry, including Ludacris, Nas, and Cam'ron. Eight notable beefs between O'Reilly and rappers, starting off with Ludacris (semi-NSFW): >>>First up: O'Reilly vs. Ludacris >>>Follow the author of this post on Twitter 1. O'Reilly vs. Ludacris The most high-profile of O'Reilly's feuds with hip-hop to date came in 2002, when feuding with hip-hop was still 'edgy.' It was also a success: he got Pepsi to drop Ludacris as a spokesman, saying that his lyrics were all about a "life of guns, violence, drugs and disrespect of women." Ludacris struck back in "Number One Spot," among other songs: "Already offers on my 6th album from labels tryin to sign me | Respected highly, HIIII MR. O'REILLY." >>>Next Page: O'Reilly vs. 50 Cent >>>Follow the author of this post on Twitter 2. Bill O'Reilly vs. 50 Cent O'Reilly used his "Pinheads and Patriots" segment to call 50 Cent a "pinhead" over his pre-election remarks that he wasn't sure if America was ready to elect a black president -- and that he would be worried for the safety of that president if it did. Fiddy's response? O'Reilly should call someone like Fat Joe to come up with a better insult than "pinhead." >>>Next Page: O'Reilly (feat. Dennis Miller) vs. Jay-Z and Young Jeezy >>>Follow the author of this post on Twitter 3 and 4. O'Reilly (feat. Dennis Miller) vs. Jay-Z and Young Jeezy Also in the Obama department: O'Reilly and guest Dennis Miller took on Jay-Z and Young Jeezy over "My President," a somewhat profane song that was pro-Obama, anti-Bush, and dropped in January of 2009, shortly before Obama's inauguration. What was with Dennis Miller insulting Jeezy by calling him "Emphysema," though? (h/t Popwatch) Maybe he was getting him confused with Lil' Wayne, a.k.a. Weezy? Sounds like he could use Fat Joe's help to come up with some better put-downs ... >>>Next Page: O'Reilly vs. Cam'ron >>>Follow the author of this post on Twitter 5. Bill O'Reilly vs. Cam'ron In what can easily be termed "one of the strangest O'Reilly Factors ever," O'Reilly invited Cam'ron and hip-hop producer Damon Dash on his show to discuss negative messages in rap music. This transcript of what went down, via Know Your Meme, speaks for itself: DAMON DASH: It’s not negative to be a businessman. O’REILLY: Sure it is. It’s negative to make money, Mr. Dash, if you hurt children. DAMON DASH: How do you hurt children by promoting to be an entrepreneur and a CEO and to do right… (CROSSTALK) O’REILLY: Hold it! Hold it! You’re looking at a principal… CAM’RON: Why don’t you want to let him talk? You mad. You mad. O’REILLY: You won’t let me finish. CAM’RON: Where did you start covering up the fear, right? O’REILLY: No, wrong. CAM’RON: I’m going to get at you in a minute. O’REILLY: You go ahead. You get at me. CAM’RON: I’m going to get at you in a minute. >>>Next Page: O'Reilly vs. Eminem >>>Follow the author of this post on Twitter 6. Bill O'Reilly vs. Eminem This time around, O'Reilly trained his sights on Eminem's "We Made You," which features the lyrics, "I'll invite Sarah Palin out to dinner, nail her... Baby, say hello to my little friend" and a porny, bad Palin lookalike in the music video. As the above video indicates, O'Reilly was off the mark: he really should have criticized Eminem for continuing to rap in 2009. >>>Next Page: O'Reilly vs. Snoop Dogg >>>Follow the author of this post on Twitter 7. O'Reilly vs. Snoop Dogg In response to O'Reilly's attacks about his arrest record, Snoop Dogg fired back -- on Dutch TV. Snoop Dogg appeared on Dutch talk show Jensen! and made its host, Robert Jensen, an international star overnight, thanks in part to O'Reilly's backlash against the show the next day (when he offered a Factor invitation to Snoop; hasn't happened yet). But Snoop's profane, anti-O'Reilly rant is what really made the news (warning: when we say profane, we mean profane): "Fuck Bill O'Reilly... that bitchass motherfucker. He doesn't want to debate me. I'm too intellectual. I'm the equivalent of an Obama. My intellect is very deep. I have linguistics and dialects that he probably couldn't comprehend. My mental gymnastics would just overcapacitate his train of thought. I wouldn't even be in the same vocabulary with him. It would hurt him for him to have me on television and me to have more conversation and more intellect than him. And him being some old, blue-eyed, whatever-the-fuck color hair he got, bald spot-havin', dick-suckin' son of a bitch..." Most recently, O'Reilly has said that he hopes Obama will "deport" Snoop Dogg. >>>Next Page: O'Reilly vs. Nas >>>Follow the author of this post on Twitter 8. O'Reilly vs. Nas The bad blood between Nas and O'Reilly goes back to at least 2007, when O'Reilly criticized Nas for performing at a Virginia Tech benefit concert, despite the violent lyrics in his music. More recently, O'Reilly took issue with Nas' involvement with Moveon.org, which he called "the new Klan." Nas' response, on The Colbert Report? Performing a new track, "Sly Fox." "Red rum, political bedlam | Don't let the hype into your eyes and ear drum | Murdoch owns Fox." Wonder what that's supposed to be about? >>>Follow the author of this post on Twitter

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