Diss
A diss track or diss song is a song intended to verbally attack someone else, often as a response to someone's diss track. While musical parodies and attacks have always existed, the trend became increasingly common in the hip hop genre fueled by the hip hop rivalry phenomenon.
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Pierre Renoir
French stage actor ‧ Pierre-Auguste Renoir's son
Julie Dorus-Gras
Operatic soprano
Paul Lhérie
French opera singer
François-Édouard Picot
French painter
Félix-Auguste Duvert
French playwright
Pierre-Louis Dietsch
French composer
Eugénie Niboyet
French author
Jean-Baptiste Olive
French painter
Louise Abbéma
French painter
Alain Rey
French linguist
Pierre-François Lehoux
Artist ‧ Pierre Lehoux's father
Louis Dandrel
French sound designer
samuel-henri berthoud
French writer
Octave Linet
Artist
Frédéric Monod
French biographer ‧ Adolphe Monod's brother
Athanase Laurent Charles Coquerel
Charles Coquerel's father
Ernest Grenet-Dancourt
French playwright
Alphonse de Polignac
French mathematician
Yves Stourdzé
French sociologist
Micheline Gary
French film actress
Gilbert Gaillard
French Politician
Firmin Laferrière
Jurist
Victor Lanjuinais
French Politician
Ernest Stanislas de Girardin
Politician
Antoine Jacob Stern
Alix-Louise Enault
French painter
Eugène Bellangé
Artist
Victor Rabu
French architect
Armand Lapointe
French novelist and journalist
Jean-Charles Danjoy
French architect
Henry Aron
French journalist
Paul de Bauffremont
French general
Pillet-Will
Author
Léon Laya
French playwright
Lionel Dauriac
French philosopher and musicologist
Charles de Wendel
French Politician
Constant-Louis Paillard-Ducléré
French Politician
Léon Ohnet
Architect
Raphaël Bischoffsheim
French Politician
baron de Janzé
Politician
Amicie Piou
Philanthropist ‧ Jacques Lebaudy's mother
Yvan Chiffre
French director
Edmond Rochefort
French writer and dramatist
Henri Toivonen
Race car driver
Armand de Turenne
Marcel Fontaine
French diplomat
Maundy Gregory
Theatrical producer
