Cassidy
American rapperWikipedia
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Search complete. 15 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Cassidy".
Oct 19, 2026
KilHOST
I think I know for me, too, that it was like, again, and it's funny because Eve falls into this.
KilHOST
I always talk about why they signed Cassidy, Fab, and Kiss, these battle rappers to make these radio songs.
KilHOST
From what I heard about Eve, because by the time Eve was bubbling in Philly, I was already at Morgan.
KilHOST
So I wasn't there to see it.
29 MINS LATER
SpencePANELIST
i got um uh static and terminology 1980s I know my little clique played that joint all the time, but I really didn't hear a lot of people talk about this album.
SpencePANELIST
It came out like in 2010.
SpencePANELIST
Got a crazy joint with Cassidy and Exhibit.
SpencePANELIST
Going back, this is one of my favorite Cassidy verses on here.
Math HoffaHOST
Now, Alan had a couple of artists on here that told me about those legendary nights in a Rough Riders studio where these battles would take place for hours.
Math HoffaHOST
And of course, we know about the Cassidy versus Freeway.
Math HoffaHOST
We know about the gin battles.
Math HoffaHOST
What are the battles that we haven't heard stories about that was crazy, in your opinion? Starting with who? What do you want to know? All
8 MINS LATER
Math HoffaHOST
Cass
Waah DeanGUEST
was crazy, too.
Waah DeanGUEST
We had Cassidy.
Waah DeanGUEST
You know, we from Philly, so we had a bunch of Philly niggas in there.
6IXGUEST
Like, I mean, that, that's more of like, you know, some heartfelt just saying how I feel, you know, in the moment.
6IXGUEST
It's not, that's not like I, I, like I got stuff that I'm gonna be dropping that it's stuff that like I come from the era of like battle rapping where I like my favorite rappers at one point was Cassidy, Lloyd Bank, you know, so I, and Fabulous.
6IXGUEST
Obviously Jay-Z has always been my favorite, but like those people that really got bars and stuff like that, like that's, that's really what I was heavily influenced by from like 16 years old up until now.
6IXGUEST
Like, that's really my type of stuff.
14 MINS LATER
6IXGUEST
So like I said, I was really, when I got out, I was just so heavily influenced by Lloyd Banks, Fabulous-
BanskiHOST
Yeah
6IXGUEST
... 50 Cent, all the stuff that was the mixtape era, Cassidy, all that stuff.
BanskiHOST
Right.
Mugga 220GUEST
Now, when I start recording and I start hearing myself, I wanna say that was right around 16, 17.
Mugga 220GUEST
And right around that time, I wanna say I was listening to Wayne, Cassidy.
Mugga 220GUEST
I was listening to a lot of punchline rappers.
Mugga 220GUEST
So I wanna say Wayne, Cassidy, Fabolous, Juelz Santana around that time.
Mugga 220GUEST
And then as I got older and began to develop my craft, I fell more into a lane of lifestyle rap.
Mugga 220GUEST
So I started listening to your Curren$ys, your Dom Kennedys, your, uh, Wiz Khalifas, artists like that, to actually help me find and tune my pen.
Scottie BanksGUEST
So I go up in the room, see what's up with him.
Scottie BanksGUEST
He in there watching the Cassidy versus Freeway battle.
Max SaylessHOST
Mm-hmm.
Mike NavarroHOST
Oh, classic.
Max SaylessHOST
Oh, man
Scottie BanksGUEST
...
Scottie BanksGUEST
when I seen how Cassidy was getting busy-
Max SaylessHOST
Mm-hmm
GrillzGUEST
They produced the whole thing, and, uh, they're super good.
GrillzGUEST
They've done videos for Cassidy.
GrillzGUEST
They've done videos for, uh, Gunplay, a couple other rappers, um, new up and coming guys.
GrillzGUEST
So it, it was really cool.