birdcallaveli
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shit i was proud of my nigga for showing up to a club to meet some bad snow bunnies with only $10 to his name and drinking all their alcohol for free. nigga was doing it birdcall style.
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Llahsram;2458504 said:Says a G-unit stan. You probably didn't know one mobb deep song until they signed to G-unit. Move on it's not the mid 00s anymore.
birdcallaveli;2459887 said:shit i was proud of my nigga for showing up to a club to meet some bad snow bunnies with only $10 to his name and drinking all their alcohol for free. nigga was doing it birdcall style.
icame4wo;2460109 said:did 50 put this out with his book thing, the same way he did rick ross baby mamma?
how pac had beef with e-money bags, i thought they was tight?
blackstarr;2461410 said:On the Lakey/Worm robbery:
When I got to the Hit Factory, Fakey and Cormega met me outside and Fakey put my chain on my neck. It made me feel like a herb, like he was doing me a favor or something.
"You ok?" Mega asked.
"Yeah," I said. My eye was turning black from being punched in the nose. Fakey and Mega looked at me shaking their heads as if feeling sorry for me.
"Wanna come to Nas' session with us?" Fakey asked.
"fu*k it, why don't" I wanted to show them I wasn't scared, so we walked into the session. I talked to Fakey and Nas about Worm. Fakey kept telling me he didn't know Worm was going to go that and blah blah blah. As long as Fakey gave me my chain back, he wasn't a problem for now. But Worm was definitely going to get dealt with ASAP.
blackstarr;2453611 said:Thx to brother dre for the hook up
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On his beef w/ NAs:
Nas dropped a song called "Build and Destroy" a few months later and in the lyrics he took shots at me all of a sudden: "Prodigy used to be my man, through all the robberies..." At the end of the song, he said something about how he was still cool with me, that I needed to stop hanging around certain people, those people being Cormega and Bars N Hooks. Nas went from playing me close in the studio next door, to asking me to be on his QB project, to intercepting my artists from QB because he didn't know who the new talent was, since he'd stopped going to Queensbridge, to calling my crib trying to befriend me after ten years to playing a part in my movie, to "Prodigy used to be my man". What? Was this fool schizo?
People in QB told me that Nas made that song because he was mad at me for doing a song with Cormega on which Mega took shots at Nas in his verse. Mega didn't like Nas ever since Nas booted him out of the Firm and had started dissing Nas for a living. But I didn't diss him, Mega did. Why you not confronting Mega? I wondered of Nas. You scared? Why didn't you fight Mike Delorean (Barz N Hookz) when he choked you up in the studio? You scared? I asked a Braveheart for my chain back? Bullsh*t. I didn't ask for nothing, I went and got mines back, by myself, when some of my boys from QB told me not to. Why would Nas dis me in that song?
blackstarr;2461406 said:On Snoop running from Death Row:
40 Glocc and his people met us at the Shrine Auditorium for the Source Awards the following day. We all had on custom-made football jerseys with Hennessy, E&J, Seagram's, Thug Passion, Bacardi, and other liquor names embroidered on the front and our names on the back so our crew would stand out in the crowd. Lil' Kim flew out to perform the "Quiet Storm" remix with us and brought the whole Junior Mafia crew. Our dressing room was connected to Lil' Kim's so my crew drank and smoked with them until taking our seats two rows from the front of the stage at showtime. Tupac's group the Outlawz were seated directly in front of us. It was your first time seeing each other since the beef, and because so many of my boys were there I didn't want to make the Outlawz uncomfortable. So I made small talk with them to let them know it was all good now.
The famous Polo model Tyson Beckford was also seated in front of us and he pulled a gallon of Hennessy from under his seat, then showed it to Havoc and me. We told him to pass the bottle back and thugged the whole gallon. I didn't drink that hardcore sh*t anymore but I had to take care of my boys. When the Houston rapper Scarface, seated in the row to our left, saw my team drinking, he was like, "What's up, man?" as if he wanted a cup. So we poured him one. By the time I gave Tyson back his bottle it was mostly gone.
Mobb Deep was the final act of the night. Smoke filled the stage with the thunder from the "Quiet Storm" intro while Havoc slowly drove a Caddy truck onstage and hopped out when his verse began. The crowd erupted. I hopped out along with Noyd, who was holding a gallon of Seagram's gin, jumping around as it spilled all over. After Havoc's verse, Noyd opened the back door of the truck and assisted the Queen B Lil Kim out while she spit her verse, "Ayo Prodigy, tell 'em what it is dun," Kim concluded, and I screamed, "Yo it's the real!" Our boys in the crowd were wildin' like we were inside the Tunnel back in NYC and the Shrine went nuts.
After my verse, a gang of Death Row Bloods came storming through the entrance and charging down the aisle from both sides. They ran to the stage while we were chanting the last words of our chorus, chasing Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre. Snoop, who was with his crew Tha Eastsidaz, ran out the back exit while his boy Tray-Dee stayed and fought a handful of Death Row dudes, whippin' their asses all by himself. The Shrine Auditorium turned into pandemonium with small fights breaking out in the crowd.
gee757;2462459 said:damn i aint know stretch & young noble was cousinz but pussy p is talkin real wreckless...