Reporter: Miles Peterson
UJW Winter/Spring 2017
Over time, it’s been called “Yo Mama Jokes”, the Dozens,” and other names. In modern rap music, it’s called “beef”. By any title, it’s all the same: verbal battles. But when do rap beefs go too far? UJW Sophomore Miles Peterson of Benjamin Banneker High School in Washington, DC investigates…
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