Beef between Cassidy and Meek mill wasn’t enough. Earlier in the week, Meek exchanged words with rapper Shyne on twitter after Shyne allegedly praised Cassidy’s record “R.A.I.D.”
Meek Mill:
“Ayo @OriginalShyne I see u hate all the young niggas that’s out here getting! I can’t respect ya for that…A @OriginalShyne talkin about shout out 2 a nigga that’s no good in the hood..I’m in my hood right now..iced out foreign whips..That’s not G,” on January 6.
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Shyne talks to The Breakfast Club over the phone, and that’s pretty accurate, ’cause he’s been consistently dissing raper after rapper. He spoke on his “consistency” and the beef which has been ignited with Game while on Power 105.
“So how you go from being my biggest cheerleader, endorsing me, free Shyne, Shyne, Shyne, Shyne…to now you have this issue, that issue,” Shyne said of Game’s apparent turn around. When it was brought up that Kendrick is just a kid and not a gangster rapper, Shyne said, ”That’s like me talking about a chick, and someone step to me like ’nah, you can’t talk to my sister like that,” he added, ”Game ain’t no gangsta rapper, he’s a dude with a butterfly on his a face and a tongue ring…like all that 40 Glocc, that’s a joke.”
Shyne continued to go off on Game,
“He is inconsistent and not mentally stable, nobody would walk around and behave the way he behave if they had sense. You got kids, you making a little bit of paper, you famous…whatchu running around like you Floyd Mayweather?…You ain’t gangsta, and you ain’t a boxer, stop.”
Then the convo turns to Rick Ross’ mixtape The Black Bar Mitzvah, claiming he’s jocking him, seeing as he released ”Meyer Lansky” (a song named after one of the biggest Jews in the mafia) before Rozay.
They also talk about his relationship with Diddy, and Shyne says Diddy has been apologizing. Shyne also details what happened that night in the club in 1997 with Diddy when his gun popped off.
Listen to the convo below:
Shyne gives another diss freestyle towards Game, my opinion is that he’s wasting his time trying to go up against Game.
Watch the video below:
Despite all the positive comments and energy and from fans and everyone towards Kendrick Lamar’s new album “good kid m.A.A.d city” Shyne though otherwise.
Q had some choice words for the former Bad Boy rapper, calling him “weak” and saying that he’s trying to drive up publicity by disparaging Kendrick’s LP. At the end of the day, however, Q says he doesn’t care whether Shyne Po likes K. Dot’s album or not; what’s important is that the fans are responding positively.
ScHoolboy:
“Kendrick sells a bunch of records and has corny niggas like Shyne hating on him,” he said. “I’ma keep it real: that nigga [Shyne] is weak. I just keep it real, he’s weak and nobody cares. He can’t come back. Good for him, become Jewish, do what you’re gonna do. Shit, I don’t know, I don’t care man. My nigga is moving units…he can feel like it’s trash if he wants to, but my homie is moving units. What’s his homie doing? What’s he doing? I could care less, really. Honestly, I don’t even want to talk about it. Shame on that nigga.”
ScHoolboy Q also spoke on a recent incident between him and fellow Cali emcee Blu, who confronted him on Twitter over a perceived diss in the song “Gangsta in Designer (No Concept).” He explained that he didn’t diss Blu at all, and believes it was another instance of a rapper attempting to generate controversy over a non-issue.
ScHoolboy:
“I don’t care about Blu like that, he just jumped into some weird shit, like how is he gonna hit me on Twitter and ask a nigga about a diss record and say the wrong lyric?” he said. “I don’t know, I guess he ain’t eating. I have a show every night. I ain’t trippin’. I’m praying that I get December off, I’m not worried about niggas like him trying to get some attention but nobody cares…I would never do a record with him.”
Check out the full interview below:
Shyne is no newbie when it comes to opening his mind and thoughts about others. In fact he is very open, and will pretty much say whatever it is he wants to say about other rappers.
Following the diss track he made for Diddy back in August of this year, now he is taking shots at Rozay for the Jewish theme of his newly released mixtape, as well as the name “Black Bar Mitzvah”. For those who didn’t know, Shyne himself is devoted to the Jewish religion, and he’s got nothing good to say about rick’s new work.
After dissing Diddy and then putting him on blast, Shyne is back on the diss again with the track “Fred Hampton” off his recently released Gangland mixtape.
On the song Shyne puts 50 Cent back in the crosshairs, accusing him once again of being a snitch.
“If not for Curtis Jackson, we would all be free / But the creep made a deal with the Feds and squealed,” he raps on the cut.
Listen to the track below:
NEW MUSIC: Shyne – King Of NYS
Lyrics coming soon.
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Joe Budden is keeping the music going. Joey is prepping a mixtape titled A Loose Quarter, and it will serve as the precursor to his highly anticipated No Love Lost (which is now being set for a November release). That means the mixtape should be arriving really soon. Just as Future announced he’ll be dropping his Future Hendrix album in February 2013, he’s also preparing a mixtape. Super Future is going to land on October 23rd. Before all of that, though, we’re supposed to be getting a mixtape this week from Shyne. Yes, Shyne. Finally, fans of Lloyd Banks may see a Halloween Havoc 2 mixtape coming, as Banks hinted at one possibly arriving.
Check out the release dates below:
September 24
Neako – LOUDpack Michael Four
September 25
Jae Millz – Dead Presidents 2
Freddie Gibbs – Baby Face Killa
September 26
JR Writer – ET: Extra-Terrestrial Musik
Shyne – Gangland
September 27
Boaz – Bases Loaded
September 30
T-Pain – Stoic
Chris Webby x DJ Drama – Bars On Me
October 2
Berner – Urban Farmer
October 17
Gucci Mane – Trap God
October 23
Future – Super Future
October 31
Verse Simmonds – Sex, Love & Hip-Hop 2.0: Reloaded
OJ Da Juiceman – 32 Ent: The Compilation Pt. 2
TBA
Joe Budden – A Loose Quarter
Lloyd Banks – Halloween Havoc 2
Maino – The Mafia
CurT@!n$ – Dope
Tek [Smif-N-Wessun] – Rise and Grind
Mystikal – Origins
Soulja Boy – Stacks On Deck
Tony Yayo – Sex, Drugs, and Hip-Hop
(No) Malice – Hear Ye Him
Freeway – Freedom of Speech
Chief Keef – Finally Rich
Wiz Khalifa & Curren$y – Live In Concert
Obie Trice – The Hangover
French Montana – Mac & Cheese 3
Swizz Beatz – Limitless
Rocko – Seeing Is Believing
Uncle Murda – First 48
Pill – Over the Counter Drugs
A$AP Ant – Back 2 Back
Consequence – Curb Certified 2
C-Murder – Penitentiary Chances
40 Cal – 2nd Hand Smoke
Big K.R.I.T. and Yelawolf – Country Cousins
Fashawn – Champagne and Styrofoam Cups
Drake & Rick Ross – Y.O.L.O.
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