Drake & Jadakiss Comment On Lil Wayne's Jay-Z Diss

A couple of days ago, a Lil Wayne track (It's Good) landed online off Tha Carter 4, and on Wayne's verse he throws some jabs at Jay-Z; responding to the lines on H.A.M where Jay-Z dissed Baby. On that same track, Drake and Jadakiss have come farward to comment on their appearnce on the track.

Below is what Drake had to say-

"I just got a beat and did a verse over it," Drake told MTV News from the red carpet for the BMI Urban Awards in L.A. on Friday before he accepted the award for Songwriter of the Year. "Whatever any other individual has to say, you have to ask the man himself. I just did what I know how to do. I just got on a record. I heard the beat, did a verse and heard the final product...At the end of the day, rap is an individual art -- You express yourself and whatever you wanna say, you say it, so I guess that's a question for Wayne more than me." (MTV)

People have been thinking that Drake and Jadakiss were in on it, but in this time and age, artists don't even get in the studio together again when they are making a song, they just send the beat back and forth. So, as long as Drake didn't have anything in his verse to make people think he was in on it, lets leve him out, and say this is just between Lil Wayne and Jay-Z.

Jadakiss also hit twitter to comment on the track-

"Yall hating a** c*cksuckers better chill..they only sent me a track wit NO verses and I recorded that verse 3 months ago! #leavemeoutofit"

"When I DISS n*ggas or have a problem Wit ANY RAPPER I SAY THere NAMES without hesitation and YALL know this already!"

"On my way back to NY,pardon the outburst but N*ggas Know Better! #anybodycangetit" (Jadakiss' Twitter)

I know Jadakiss is cool with Jay-Z and there was one time in the not too long past that he got signed to Roc-a-fella records, just before the whole Roc Nation movement, so i know he would definitely not be in on it. I guess Wayne choose a track to diss Jay-Z on, and he didn't think of what it would do to the character of the other rappers on the track.

Below are the lines from Wayne on the "It's Good" track-


"Talkin' 'bout baby money, I gotcha baby money," Wayne raps. "Kidnap your b*tch get that how much you love your lady money / I know you fake, n*gga / Press your brakes, n*gga / I'll take you out, that's a date, n*gga / I'm a grown a** blood, stop playing with me / Play a**hole, and get an a** whippin' / I think you pussycat, hello kitty." ("It's Good")

Lil Wayne's Carter 4 dropped today; let's hope this controversy helps propel the first week album sales to over a million copies.

Lil Wayne Disses Jay-Z On Carter 4

Carter 4 is Lil Wayne's 7th solo rap album, and it is due to be released next week Monday (although it has already leaked on the internet), Aug 29th. Anticipating fans have more to look forward to, as it is now clear that Wayne disses Jay-Z on one of the tracks (It's Good) off the album. Earlier this year, Jay-Z dissed Baby (cofounder of cash money records, and father-figure to lil wayne) on H.A.M, a track that was meant to be on the just released Watch The Throne album.

Here are some of the lines from wayne to jay-z below-


"Talkin' 'bout baby money, I gotcha baby money," Wayne raps. "Kidnap your b*tch get that how much you love your lady money / I know you fake, n*gga / Press your brakes, n*gga / I'll take you out, that's a date, n*gga / I'm a grown a** blood, stop playing with me / Play a**hole, and get an a** whippin' / I think you pussycat, hello kitty." ("It's Good")

 

This obviously a direct response to jay's line- "I'm like really half a billi n****, really you got Baby money/ Keep it real with n****s, n****s ain't got my lady money." The "niggas ain't got my lady money" part is jay saying that they don't even have 'Beyonce type money'. And the reason why Jay-Z dropped this lines in the first place was because Baby said it at an interview that none of his peers (Jay-Z, P.Diddy, J.D...) make the kind of money he make off music.

Earlier in March, Wayne had already said he would respond to jay's lines, so doing it on a track on his Carter 4 album just make more sense, for promo preferences.Below is what Lil Wayne said about the Jay-Z line aimed at Baby in March-

According to Weezy, who heard the track personally throughKanye West, he isn't looking to start another competition with Jay. Wayne told MTV News that he didn't ask 'Ye about the alleged dig: "I wouldn't ask him about a Jay-Z line because he's not Jay-Z." That doesn't mean Wayne wouldn't respond to the line, even if he hasn't returned fire just yet. "Me and my wit, given my wit, I would probably play off of it," Wayne explained. "But I wouldn't make it a competition, because actually, the subject that he's talking about in that line, I can't box with the card. I'd be the first one to tell you that, given my wit, and the type of person that I am, I'd capitalize and I'd play off of it. Yeah, I definitely would." (MTV)



I know Lil Wayne was throwing shots at Jay-Z around 2007, but when Carter 3 dropped, who is the first feature on the album? Jay-Z; on the "Mr Carter" track. Sometimes i just feel all these disses are just a way of getting attention; or maybe they don't really take the disses personal.