These freestyles are becoming harder to control. Cassidy jumps into the fray with a response to Kendrick’s verbal assault.

Still no response from the victims yet, but others continue to step up. Mickey Factz is the latest New Yorker with a reply and adds the rest of Kendrick’s Black Hippy crew in into the mix.

Hours after giving the unfortunate “#DopeFrancis“, Lupe drops the second part of his “SLR (Super Lupe Rap“, which is also his response to Kendrick Lamar.

Kendrick has more than enough MCs wrapped under “Control”. Tonight, King Los grabs ahold of the instrumental and gives is a good run of his own.

If you don’t got a Lambo, keep it moving. With Yo Gotti and Rick Ross Gunplay cruising along, Gunplay puts the pedal to the medal on Self Made 3‘s latest release. Album in stores September 17.

As the sentencing phase continues in the trial of Bradley Manning, Denzil Porter lets his rhymes roam free on his new recording. Listen up. But watch for them traitors.

Big Sean swung by Hot 97 the other day to kick it with Flex. During his visit, he kicked a flow over Bleu Davinci’s “Streets On Lock”. Hall Of Fame hits the streets August 27.

Channeling French Montana and Drake, Lupe Fiasco experiments with his flow on his latest offering. This is something like an American nightmare.

Oh,  you thought it was finished? Fred The Godson steps to his fellow Freshman with a response to “Control”. Gold star for the Breaking Bad sample in the beginning.

What about Bizzy Crook, Kendrick? While listening to Kendrick’s verse last night in Quad Studios, the Miami upstart questions why K-Dot didn’t reference him in his diatribe. 16 ain’t enough.