KRS-One & MC Shan Are Going Back At It After 30 Years

KRS-One and MC Shan will always be associated with each other through the Bridge Wars of the mid-80's, in which rappers from Queens and The Bronx battled over the origins of Hip Hop.

Last week, Shan dismissed the significance of KRS-One's seminal 1987 diss track 'The Bridge Is Over,' which some say damaged Shan's career.

“Me and [KRS-One] have never battled, ever,” Shan said on the Murder Music Show. “Any Hip Hop historian knows a battle is two cats on stage, doing what they do...Because I just went off on him a couple of months ago...I'm tired of you saying how you took me out and you ain't never did shit!”

KRS wasted little time in striking back with 'Still Huggin A Nut (S.H.A.N.)':

So is old beef better beef?

Here's a video of the two chopping it up in better times.