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Friday, October 30, 2009

Nothing gets the attention of rap fans like a feud. Philadelphia rapper Beanie Sigel - a.k.a the Broad Street Bully - used to be the best of buddies with Jay-Z. No more, apparently. Last week at the Power 99 Powerhouse concert at the Wachovia Center, Beanie dropped the lines, "I'm a grown a-- man, I don't sit on n----- laps/I'm looking for gifts out of Santa Claus' sack." And according to MTV.com, those rhymes are featured on his new song "What You Talkin' Bout (I Ain't Your Average Cat)." (Though in the song snippet available on MTV.com you'll find below, they are not heard.) This morning, Sigel - real name: Dwight Grant - went on radio station 100.3 F.M. (The Beat) to talk to deejay Charlemagne Tha God about his failed relationship with his former mentor and Roc-A-Fella records kingpin, and explain such be-careful-or-I'll-tell Beyonce-lyrics as "I was a fly on the wall, sh-- I witnessed/I can say sh-- that will make B look at you different." Part of the problem, it seems, is that Jay-Z is no longer saving spots for Sigel on his high profile album releases, such as the new Blueprint 3. "I'm not really dissing Jay," he claims, but "I feel he gave out a lot of pairs of shoes on that album. I felt my feet was meant for a couple of them."

Listen to a clip of the interview from 100.3 here. Read all about it on MTV.com here. And check out the partial "What You Talkin' Bout," from the MTV site, below.

Previously: Spectrum Rumor Mill


Posted by Dan Deluca @ 3:23 PM  Permalink | 8 comments
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Posted 06:18 PM, 10/30/2009
eaglesfan4life
Who cares about these hip-hop idiots. It's funny when they go around shooting each other up! HAHAHAHAHA!
Posted 07:40 PM, 10/30/2009
youpeoplehaveissues
I've been a fan of Beanie ever since he rapped the lines "I'll run up in yo crib, put 1 in yo lid, your baby cryin, pop pop, put 1 in da crib." Shootin cryin babies is so gangsta!!!
Posted 09:22 PM, 10/30/2009
NwK
Man,you people need to get lives. Firstly, these "hip-hop idiots", or at least Jay-Z, is richer and more popular than you'll ever be, because he's a talented artist and you're just some punk posting on the internet about how "it's funny when they...[shoot] each other up!" Dude, read some real freakin' news. Nobody's shooting anyone else here, much less in the world of hip-hop these days.
Posted 10:03 PM, 10/30/2009
catnameddomino
My beef with Jay-Z was why did he perform last night before the start of Game 2. This isn't a concert, it's a baseball game. The only musical act before the game should be the anthem.
Posted 12:19 AM, 10/31/2009
Blackacre
People aren't shooting people in the hip-hop world these days? Really??? I especially like how you have to clarify that statement by even mentioning "these days."
Posted 12:51 AM, 10/31/2009
frankdatank
I hope they all shoot each other
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Posted 08:54 AM, 10/31/2009
Left_Turn
I love it. More hard hitting journalism that the Inky wants us to "Keep Local" Will the bankruptcy court force the Inky to drop the nonsense?
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About Dan DeLuca
Dan Deluca is the music critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer.