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50 Cent Wraps Self Destruct Promo Tour With Help From Beanie Sigel

Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:05:00 +0000

50 digs at Jay-Z again during short set at New York's Highline Ballroom. By Rahman Dukes 50 Cent and Beanie Sigel perform on Monday night Photo: MTV News NEW YORK — 50 Cent has been on a high-octane promotional run for the past few weeks to support his latest effort Before I Self Destruct, and on Monday night, the hulking rapper ended his trek where it all began, on the streets of New York. Flanked by his G-Unit family and hundreds of fans who waited outside in the freezing cold to catch a glimpse of the entertainer, 50 Cent made good on his promise to deliver a good show at Manhattan's Highline Ballroom for MySpace's The 50th Release show. G-Unit's Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo were first up to bat, bouncing back and forth, exchanging raps as fans waited for the main event. As he did on the previous night's American Music Awards performance with Eminem , 50 slyly made his entrance onto the stage to the sounds of yells and screams and launched right ...

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Gatecrasher: Ex-pal raining on Jay-Z's parade

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 04:00:18 +0000

Just as it was announced yesterday that Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind" hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, his former protégé - and current enemy - Beanie Sigel tried to make sure Hova wasn't in the mood to celebrate.

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Beanie Sigel Spits Anti-Jay-Z Rhymes In Online Video

Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:17:52 +0000

Clip, shot in a home studio, was posted on 50 Cent's Web site. By Shaheem Reid Beanie Sigel and Jay-Z in 2005 Photo: Scott Gries/Getty Images On the day it was announced that Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind" would be his first #1 single, Beanie Sigel tried to make sure Hova wasn't in the mood to celebrate. Footage shot by DIYRyan appeared on 50 Cent's Web site , showing Beans in a home studio in New Jersey. "You in the hall already/ On the wall already," Beans raps to his friends in the video. "You's a work of art/ Man, this boy's all pretty/ Type to not feed no workers/ 'Cause he grubbed already/ Noodle, I had the sauce/ We could've made spaghetti/ But I'mma shine on my own/ I'm a star already/Lost the Best of Both Worlds/ He could've called R. Kelly." The lyrics and flow were in the same cadence of Jay-Z's last verse of the Blueprint 3 track "Already Home." On Saturday, Sig called into DJ Whoo Kid's Shade 45 satellite radio show and said he was waiting for Jay-Z to ...

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Beanie Sigel Says He's Ready To Battle Jay-Z 'For The Sport'

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 06:22:00 +0000

Sigel 'hopes' Jay will respond to his and 50 Cent's 'I Go Off,' but says he'll soften his stance if he and Hov talk. By Shaheem Reid Beanie Sigel and Jay-Z Photo: Scott Gries/Getty Images Beanie Sigel maintains he is ready to engage in a battle with Jay-Z — that is, unless he and Jigga have a heart-to-heart. On Saturday, Beans called into Shade 45 and talked to DJ Whoo Kid. "I hope so, for the sport," Beanie told Whoo Kid about whether Jay will throw lines back at him, thus igniting a full-fledged rhyme war. "I'm ready to stretch my legs. I'm ready to jump in the ring." On Friday, Beanie and 50 Cent put out the song "I Go Off," and although Beanie didn't directly throw lines at Hov, 50 called the Jiggaman out toward the end of the record. Last month, Beanie called out Jay in the song "What You Talkin' About (Average Cat)" for not looking after his career; Jay responded that Beanie had failed to look after his own career: "What people choose to do ...

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50 Cent, Beanie Sigel Call Out Jay-Z In 'I Go Off'

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:08:00 +0000

'You let the money change you, Jay,' Fif says in new track. By Shaheem Reid Beanie Sigel's cover art for "I Go Off" featuring 50 Cent Photo: Thisis50.com 50 Cent has officially called out Jay-Z. On Thursday night, the much hyped Beanie Sigel/ 50 Cent collaboration, "I Go Off," premiered on Philadelphia's Power 99 and New York's Hot 97, during Kay Slay's "Drama Hour." 50 Cent doesn't have a verse on the record, but for the most part keeps his mic time relegated to the hook. Meanwhile, Sigel — who threatened Jay-Z on Power 99 last week — doesn't call out any names. "Big Pop of the prop on deck," Beans rap. "Who shot ya?/ Who want beef with Big Poppa?/ ... I earned every buck that was mine/ I know n---as upstate doing life in a box/ I know n---as upstate doin' life with they pops." As the song ends, 50 talks, mentioning Jay by name and telling the Brooklyn rap legend that he's lost his street edge. "You changed, man. You let the money change you, Jay," 50 ...

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