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Login to post your comment. Show More Comments. No thanks Delete. Cancel Update. Login to reply. Cancel Reply. However this did not happen, and Lux instead worked with Arsonal to perform under his battle league during the event UW: High Stakes. Loaded Lux returned to the battle rap circuit against Calicoe at URL's Summer Madness 2 in with a legendary performance from which many of his lines are still quoted to this day. The battle helped him receive mainstream recognition as both an exceptionally talented MC, showman, and general entertainer outside of the battle rap community.
His current main catch phrase: "You Gon' Get This Work", stems from this battle and has been mentioned by the likes of Jay-Z and numerous other rap peers in both the commercial rap scene and in battle rap. Unlike any battle before, Lux surprised the crowd during the battle by implementing a new technique which many battle rappers have since been both influenced by, and imitated, stage performance.
Loaded Lux set the stage for the battle by having several performers march out to the stage with several funeral arrangements including flowers, a funeral procession, and pallbearers carrying a real casket. This was designed to be a short performance that would excite the crowd and send a message to his opponent that this battle would be Calicoe 's career death.
While unsettling at first to many in the crowd, and initially viewed as being distracting from the intended spectacle of the show, many of the other battle rappers and entertainers who were present understood the appeal of this form of showmanship. Despite having difficulty remembering his verse during his first round and subsequently choking during it, he was able to pick back up where he left off at the start of his second round of the battle against Calicoe , and deliver a unanimously respected second and third round to complete the battle.
Lux would later go on to recite his intended second verse in a separate production which he submitted to Youtube shortly after the battle was released. As several mainstream rappers, producers, and entertainers were present at URL's Summer Madness 2 in , this battle against Calicoe is believed to shift the general perception and creative direction of Battle Rap for many years following. This event is also credited by many Battle Rappers themselves as being a turning point in their perspective on how battles can be conducted, as Loaded Lux had incorporated.
Loaded Lux battled Murda Mook in a rematch at the Shady Records-backed Total Slaughter event which gave him even more mainstream attention. This battle was viewed as a loss for Lux as the conscious themed persona he had crafted against Calicoe back in had finally run its course when matched against the highly accredited pen of Murda Mook.
Though viewed as a popular battle, and a win for Murda Mook, due to the structure of Total Slaughter many viewers do not credit this as a proper rematch, and fans await a proper classic style battle between the two rappers. This battle has been credited as one of the most debatable battles in recent times.
This battle in many ways was a return to form for Loaded Lux's classic style of aggressive delivery, as Arsonal is known as a talented fierce and disrespectful writer within the Battle Rap community. Loaded Hollows would face off against Tay Roc and Chess, with a performance deemed as legendary by many fans.
In specific, Loaded Lux would provide his strongest performance yet since the 's Summer Madness 2 battle against Calicoe.
Within the battle against Tay Roc and Chess, Loaded Lux showed a vast variety of lyricism, teamwork, performance traits, and aggression. Loaded Lux would also return to form with the emergence of a "Grey Hoodie" outfit during the third round, which symbolizes the more aggressive and dark persona from Lux's early career. This showing has been deemed the emergence of "Grey Hoodie Season", which has since been used by Lux as a slogan for his clothing line and other various merchandise.
In he released his first album "Beloved". His second album "Beloved 2" came out in In Loaded Lux began to work with New York based radio station and entertainment platform Hot '97 to create Top Shelf Freestyle , a freestyle based competition for lyricists around the United States. The series features various talented rappers along with some familiar battle rappers from various leagues, and features a community based voting system to see competitors proceed into further rounds each week.
Loaded Lux is known as a strong contender to use both double and triple entendres on a regular basis within his lyrics, along with a diverse vocabulary that contributes to his overall visage of an exceptionally intelligent rapper, distinguished from his peers. Mike Louch.
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