Irv Gotti Clarifies Violent Club Incidence with Ja Rule

A few days ago, a short video started circulating on the web of Irv Gotti and Ja Rule at some bouncers outside a club in New York. Of course, their archenemy, 50 Cent jumped on that real quick and joked about it, saying Irv and Ja Rule couldn't get into the club. In his recent interview on Boom 103.9 radio, Irv Gotti took out time to clarify things.

Read his words on this below...


"First off, please don't believe the devil. The devil is a liar. Like, they put out these things and I sit back like how's people believing this. You know what I'm saying. Like I can't get in the club. I've been getting in clubs easily since like the 90s...We was shooting a reality TV series called Growing Up Hip Hop. That's what it was...It wasn't a scene, it was a scene gone wrong. And I was mad at the scene. I told the producers of Growing Up Hip Hop, under no circumstances do I want to be involved in any beef or drama with my kids, or with the show. If y'all want that, we're the wrong people. Don't do it. My kids is like the best kids, the nicest kids, they're not beefing with nobody. So I'm not signing up to do a show where now they beefing and they got to be in turmoil. 

Irv Gotti Indirectly Calls 50 Cent a Snitch

Back in the early to mid 2000s, 50 Cent was at war with Ja Rule, and Irv Gotti (Murder Inc Founder). The beef was just as hot on wax as it was on the streets. At a point during the beef, Irv Gotti, his brother, and a host of Murder Inc people attacked 50 Cent at a studio in New York. 50 ended up with a few knife wounds. That was when it was alleged that 50 Cent got an order of protection from the police against Irv Gotti (Irving Lorenzo) and his brother, Chris Lorenzo. Although 50 Cent has denied this multiple times, his baby mama at the time of the incidence (Shaniqua Tompkins) has said in interviews that she followed 50 down to the station to get the order of protection.

In a recent interview on Vlad TV, Irv Gotti indirectly calls 50 Cent a snitch while talking about the whole beef. He said after 50 Cent was shot multiple times, he started talking to the police. Read his words on this below.

Wale Speaks About He and J.Cole's Relationship After Their Beef

Right before J.Cole dropped his 4 Your Eyez Only album last year, he dropped a song called False Prophets, were he goes at Kanye West, and Wale. And for those that don't know, Wale and Cole are really good friends, so that record was really unexpected. In his recent interview on Power 105.1 FM, Wale speaks on how he reacted after hearing the song and how he and J.Cole's relationship has been since the song dropped.

"The night before that joint came out right. I will never forget it...me and my daughter's mother, we're not together but we've always remained, we always, at the worst, we best friends. You know what I'm saying. And I was talking to Cole. I was like 'men.' We was just talking about some things that were happening in...at home. Just on some homie shit. You know what I'm saying....Cole always give me good advise...I consider him a real friend. He was just telling me like...he was giving me game. We talked for maybe forty-five minutes that night. You know what I'm saying. And he never mentioned it one bit."

Whoa! That's kinda odd, don't you think? It is interesting to know they are still good friends after that. I guess that song was a way Cole felt he could get to his friend, since Wale wasn't taking his advise of appreciating what he had instead of complaining all the time.

Wale then went on to speak on what happened after he heard the song (False Prophets), and how he recorded his response to the song.

"That night, I went to VA (Virginia) to go watch some high school basketball. I went with my mans and then we went to like three clubs that night, and I got fried, and I didn't want to drive back to all the way to my house. So I stayed in the city. I woke up. I had like 30 missed calls, and like 40 text messages...So, at this point, I was like, I don't know what to expect. So, I hear that joint. You know what I'm saying. As I'm smoking and listening to that joint, riding around, and I'm just like 'take me to the studio. Right now.'...I ain't text him, he ain't hear from me until...he ain't hear from me until I put it out...That joint was down in about ten hours...He got those ideas in his mind because we so close...he felt that way, and the only bad thing is if that might set a narrative for people who don't really know me...But at the end of the day, like me and Cole gon always be friends."

Yea, you heard the man. They are just like brothers who might fight every now and then, but it doesn't mean they will hate each other for life. They would always work things out.

Vince Staples Says Nas and Jay Z Beef Was Corny

In a recent interview with Complex, 23 year old California rapper, Vince Staples indirectly said the Nas and Jay Z beef was corny. He also believes the Remy Ma and Nicki Minaj beef was also corny. Hmm! Read his words below before I speak more on this. 

"Who won the Remy/Nicki beef?

Sh-t is corny.

The whole sh-t?

That sh-t is f-cking corny.

Isn’t beef a part of hip-hop?

It’s f-cking corny.

Did you think the Cube/N.W.A. beef was corny?

It was f-cking corny.

Jay Z and Nas was corny?

F-cking corny.

Back to the beginning, KRS versus—

Corny. Well, probably not corny ’cause somebody actually got beat up in those.

Oh. So if somebody gets beat up then it’s not corny?

I’m not gonna go book studio time to talk about you.

This is a part of hip-hop that fans love—it’s traditionally part of hip-hop.

So watch a Smack battle. They’re much better at it. King of the Dot. You have the UW League in New Jersey. So many battle leagues. Go watch some Charlie Clips. I don’t wanna see people demean one another for no reason when they can have a phone conversation. Especially when they’re actually successful musicians. There is battle rap. I am a fan of that, but as far as the spitefulness of it? ‘Cause battle rappers are actually like all friends for the most part, and they write it, have fun, and talk about it on Facebook later. It’s real f-cking cute, but all that other sh-t they can get the f-ck out of here. That sh-t is corny as f-ck. It’s like, “I’m gonna say really hurtful things about you for the sake of hip-hop.” Oh. (Complex)

I guess the dude has the opinion that people must die or get hurt for beef to be real. What a way to look at life. Yea, rap beefs do spill over to the streets some times (Game and 50 Cent), but you can't tell me the rest beefs that didn't spill to the streets or get physical were corny. Rappers have a profession called rapping, and how would it be if they don't make the best of it, and showcase how good they really are (in relation to who they are beefing with) by releasing diss tracks?

Waka Flocka's Mom (Debra Antney) Speaks on Nicki Minaj and Remy Ma Beef

Waka Flocka Flame's mom, Debra Antney is a veteran artist manager who has been in the game for a long time, and has managed artists like her son (Waka), Gucci Mane, and Nicki Minaj in the past. Allhiphop.com caught up with her recently for an interview, and during the course of the interview, she was asked to give her opinion on the ongoing beef between Nicki Minaj and Remy Ma. She answered with...

Nicki Minaj's Response to Remy Ma (Pics)

Like 9 days ago when Remy Ma dropped her Nicki Minaj diss track (Shether), everyone thought we were going to have a lot of back and forth disses from the two female rappers, but Nicki has shown that she is not ready to go bar for bar with the Terror Squad first lady. In fact, in a recent interview, Funk Flex said he heard from a reliable source that Nicki said she wasn't going to give Remy any attention by responding to her on wax. Nicki might be playing it cool and all, but from all her recent moves online, it is obvious she wasn't expecting such a shattering blow from Remy, so she decided the right path to go was to respond by showing the world that she was not bothered, and thus she has resorted to posting multiple pictures of herself in very sexy poses.




I guess her response to the Remy Ma diss is to try and show the world that she is sexier, bigger, and more successful than Remy. Below are some of the pictures she has posted on her Instagram since the Shether diss dropped.

Nicki Minaj and Remy Ma Beef...What People are Saying About It

The Hip Hop world was hit with a bombshell on Saturday when Remy Ma dropped her Nicki Minaj diss record, Shether. The two female rappers had been throwing subliminal shots at each other for a couple of months now, but this Shether track which people are saying dismantled Nicki Minaj was very direct. Three days since it was released, and nothing yet from Nicki Minaj.




It is amazing that it is still being talked about at a high rate on Twitter right as I type. I decided to post a couple of Tweets from rap music fans and what they have to say about the whole beef.

god bless remy ma for making disses good again

— trina (@blurrymathers) February 28, 2017

I'm so indifferent about hip-hop but daaaamnnn #RemyMa "shether" was lit! If I was Nicki Minaj I would be scared... Lol

— M.Gracia Stefani (@g_stefani) February 28, 2017

#Shether I have been waiting for a on wax battle from Femecees @RealRemyMa appreciate the bars on so many levels

— Aerius (@yungtiylise) February 28, 2017

Nicki Minaj Called DJ Envy and Charlamagne Fake for Not Supporting Her Against Remy Ma

The hottest thing in Hip Hop right now is the Remy Ma and Nicki Minaj beef. A lot of Nicki Minaj fans have said Nicki wasn't taking shots at Remy Ma, but that is a lie. On Monday morning, on his show (The Breakfast Club show), Charlamagne said Nicki texted her and DJ Envy calling them fake and phony for supporting Remy Ma's Shether joint, but not supporting her own two diss verses thrown at Remy Ma days before Shether dropped.

Below is what Charlamagne the god had to say about the whole thing on their Breakfast Club show on Monday...

New Music: Shether (Remy Ma)- Nicki Minaj Diss

I had been asking for it for a while now, and Remy Ma made it official yesterday when she dropped Shether- her Nicki Minaj diss record. Yup! It's on now. Grab your bowls of popcorn...things are about to get really interesting in the Hip Hop scene.

Listen to Shether below.

Who Will Win a Rap Battle Between Nicki Minaj and Remy Ma?

Although Remy Ma has denied in several interviews that she has no issues with Nicki Minaj, if you pay close attention to most of her recent lyrics, you would know that she has been throwing shots at Nicki non stop lately. So I want to ask you guys, who do you think would win in a lyrical battle between these two Femcees?


Let me shed a little more light on the shots Remy has been throwing at Nicki. On her and Fat Joe's Money Showers single, she rapped- 'Bitch claiming she the queen, what? Not hardly/Who the fuck gave you your crown bitch? Steve Harvey?" This is clearly a direct shot at Nicki, who has been claiming the tittle of  the Queen of rap music for a while now.

Camron Speaks on Ending Beef with 50 Cent

Back in the early to mid 2000s, most big name rappers in New York were beefing with each other. Jay Z going at Nas, Mobb Deep going at Jay Z, Nas going at Mobb Deep, Camron and 50 Cent beefing, etc. But, most of if not all those beefs have been squashed over the years. In his recent interview on 50 Cent's media company, This Is 50, Camron was asked by the interviewer how he ended his beef with 50 Cent (which started in 2007), and he said...

DJ Clark Kent Says Jay Z Was a Big Nas Fan From the Start

I have always known Jay Z was a big Nas fan from him sampling Nas twice, and even rapping about Nas on his early albums, but it is good to hear someone from the industry confirm it. In his recent interview on VLAD TV, legendary music producer, Clark Kent said he and Jay Z used to drive around listening to Nas's early songs even before Nas got a record deal.



In case you don't know who he is, let me say, Clark Kent is a music producer who started out as a DJ back in the early 90s. He produced a lot of songs for Jay Z, Biggie, and Puff Daddy around 94-97. He and Jay Z were close friends back in the early to mid 90s.

Pic: 50 Cent at Fat Joe's Sneaker Store (UP NYC)

10 years ago, I would have never seen this happening. This is a picture of 50 Cent at Fat Joe's new sneaker store, UP NYC from the opening last week. Good to see them dudes leave the past in the past and support each other.

Fat Joe Speaks on What Caused His Isssues with Nas

I'm sure they are cool now, but there was a time Fat Joe was not speaking to Nas for what he felt Nas did wrong. Before then, they were cool buddies. Below is what Fat Joe had to say about the problem he had with Nas in 2005 when Nas squashed his beef with Jay Z.

Rick Ross Claims the Beef Between Game and Meek Mill is Over

The beef between Game and Meek Mill started several weeks ago, when Game dissed Meek Mill out of the blue at one of his shows. He followed that up with a diss record titled 92 Bars aimed at Meek, which ended up on Game's latest album, 1992. Meek hit back with his own diss track with help from Omelly, Pakbar, and Beanie Sigel. Then Game hit back with a response diss record to that titled Pest Conrol. Now, the two rappers have dropped individual projects (Game with 1992; and Meek Mill with his commercial mixtape, Dreamchasers 4). In a Snapchat video from yesterday, Rick Ross claims he has spoken to Game and the beef between Meek and Game is official over.

First Week Sales Prediction of Meek Mill's Dreamchasers 4

It is finally here. The fourth installment in Meek Mill's mixtape series is here. Dreamchasers 4 dropped about an hour ago. This is a little bit more than just a mixtape, cos even though it is available for free streaming on places like Datpiff.com, it is also sold on Apple's iTunes. This is a commercial mixtape and I am going to predict what it would sell in its first week in stores.

Game's Manager Wants to Knock Maino Out Over Meek Mill Beef

This Meek Mill and Game beef seem to be branching out to other people super fast. In the beginning, it was Game with Sean Kingston and Meek Mill, then Takbar, Omelly, and Beanie Sigel got into the picture. And then Meek Mill and his boys started beefing with Beanie Sigel, after just working with him to go against The Game. Then Drag-On comes out of retirement to diss Game. And then Meek Mill's friend, Teefy Bey knocked out Beanie Sigel at the Bad Boy Reunion stop at Philly. After that, Game's manager, Wack 100 released a video on Youtube condemning the act, and reminding Meek Mill's Philly goons that their man, Meek was now living in L.A, and you know Wack and Game run the streets of L.A. And now, somehow, the self proclaimed king of Brooklyn,  Maino has gotten into the mix.


From the series of Instagram back and forth comments from Wack 100 and Maino below, it appears Wack was planning to do something to Meek Mill or one of his goons and maybe Maino had prior knowledge of it and leaked it to Meek and them. Or maybe something about Meek trying to stop Game from shooting the Pest Control video in Brooklyn. That is my guess, but all I could really get from the conversation between the two men was that Wack is accusing Maino of playing two sides.

Game's Manager (Wack 100) Speaks on Beanie Sigel Getting Knocked Out by Meek Mill's Affiliate

So, this is how it went. Game dissed Meek Mill on 92 Bars, Meek Mill went and got Takbar, Omelly, and Beanie Sigel on a reply diss track to Game. Game hit all of them back with Pest Control. Beanie Sigel called up Game after that and they settled their differences. But, it appeared Beans told Game he was just in the studio to help with Omelly's lyrics. Meek Mill and his boys didn't like that, and last week, at the Philly stop of the Bad Boy Reunion tour, Teefy Bay (a Meek Mill affiliate) went backstage and knoked Beanie Sigel out cold. Beans has been quiet on the issue since then, but Game's manager, Wack 100 isn't feeling the move by Meek Mill and his boys, and he feels they shouldn't have knocked out a Philly legend like that.

Below is what he had to say in a video that just hit Youtube a few hours ago.

Mysonne Comments on Game and Meek Mill Beef

In a recent interview with Allhiphop.com, New York rapper, Mysonne spoke on the ongoing beef between Meek Mill, and Game. His wish is that it stays on wax and doesn't spill into the streets. Read his words below.

“We as men will always have our differences. When the ego stings and testosterone flares, we might not be able to let it go. I love the competition, the battle, the bars, but when it turns into beef, we all know how these kinds of things play out. The Game and Meek Mill are two men with strong street influence getting into a no-win situation.

At one time, you could ask for a “fair one” and after the fight, it would end there. But we live in an era where any coward can resort to shooting because they’re scared. While I’m not suggesting that either of these Kings are cowards–and I know them both so I’m going to say they aren’t–but there are people who will use this situation to try and get stripes and that will only create a serious war. We are already at war with the enemy, so we can not afford to be at war with each other. 

Drag-On Disses Game with a Freestyle

You remember Drag-On from the Ruff Ryderz days with DMX? Yea, he's back for Game's head cos Game mentioned him on 92 Bars, the diss aimed at Meek Mill. The line that had Drag-On in it from Game's diss song was- "I'm the old DMX, you niggas Drag-On." I guess Drag-On felt that line was belittling and he recorded a freestyle on video and uploaded it on Youtube earlier today. I am a Game fan fan, but I got to say this is flames!