This week, Lil Wayne made an appearance on the Be Honest podcast with ESPN’s Cari Champion and recalls the time he told Drake to keep it Canadian upon signing him to Young Money. Weezy F. Baby encouraged the OVO rapper to stick to rapping about women and not the street topic’s Wayne was known for. Elsewhere in Hip Hop this week, Miami rapper Stitches placed a $10,000 bounty on Tyga’s chain following the release of “Kyga She’s A Liar” diss track and 50 Cent reveals that the only real beef he’s ever had has been with with authentic gangsters, not rappers.
Lil Wayne Encourages Drake To Be Himself & “Rap About Girls ‘Cause That’s What You’re Good At”
During Lil Wayne’s appearance on ESPN’s Cari Champion’s Be Honest podcast Monday (September 14), Weezy shares some advice he gave to Drizzy upon signing him to his Young Money label.
“Please rap about your little TV show,” Lil Wayne recalls telling the Toronto rapper. “Rap about girls ’cause that’s what you’re good at… Don’t start singing about killin’ nobody. Don’t start singing about the streets. Keep it Canadian.”
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Before becoming a rapper, Drake played Jimmy Brooks on the Canadian television show Degrassi: The Next Generation.
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Following the release of his Tyga Diss Track, Stitches Places A $10,000 Bounty On Tyga’s Chain
Miami rapper Stitches has placed a $10,000 bounty on Tyga’s chain.
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“I got ten racks on Tyga’s chain, maybe even 50,” he says in an Instagram post. “Bring that shit to me and I’ll give you some mothafuckin’ cash. Bruh, you know I fucked your bitch, bruh. Don’t act like I ain’t fucked that hoe. C’mon. I dogged her.”
The threat follows Stitches releasing the Tyga diss track, “Kyga She’s a Liar,” with fellow rapper Inkmonstarr, on Friday (September 11).
In the song, Stitches and Inkmonstarr both claim to have had relations with Tyga’s girlfriend, Kylie Jenner.
“Fuck that pussy ass nigga named Tyga / If she say that she ain’t fuck us she’s a liar / Fuck that pussy ass nigga named Tyga / If she say that she ain’t fuck us she’s a liar”
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50 Cent Says His Real Beef Has Been With Gangsters, Not Rappers
50 Cent sat down with DJ Drama on Shade 45 last month and explained that the only real beef he’s been involved in were with the likes of gangsters such as Jimmy Henchman and Kenneth McGriff.
His past rap beefs with the likes of Ja Rule and The Game were not “real beef” he reveals.
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“These guys are not rappers. These gangsters, the guys that I ended up having beef with,” 50 Cent said. “Not Ja, Preme [Kenneth ‘Supreme’ McGriff]. Not Game, Jimmy [Henchman]. You see what I’m saying? So, it’s like in these cases, I kinda identify why he was so angry. With his kid, with the little boy. His boy got slapped in the face. [Just] like that. But it wasn’t Yay. Yay didn’t never slap that boy.”
In 2007, Tony Yayo was accused of slapping Jimmy Henchman’s 14-year-old son.
Yayo was later arrested on charges of harassment and endangering the welfare of a child, however the charges were dismissed as part of a plea deal.
G-Unit’s Lowell “Lodi Mack” Fletcher admitted that he was the one who actually slapped Henchman’s son and was sentenced to nine months in prison.
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Two weeks after being released, Lodi Mack was shot and killed in the Bronx.
Jimmy Henchman was implicated in the murder.
Elsewhere in the interview, 50 questions why Meek Mill and Drake didn’t keep their rap beef on wax.
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