Beanie Sigel Fires Words For Meek Mill in Radio Interview

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Sep 29, 2016
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It had look like Philadelphia was united when Meek Mill teamed with Beanie Sigel on a song towards the west coast rapper The Game. However, it has now turned into beef amongst Philly rappers.

“Once I heard they were making their diss record to Game. I said ‘Aiiight, this is how I’ma get Meek to feel comfortable to be around me. This is how I’ma get him. I go there. I didn’t write Omelly first verse. I didn’t write all of his second verse. But the majority of it…that’s facts. Nas is playing games, lying and saying I ain’t write that sht. Stand up for the other brothers was in the room who know that. Stop being cowards and stand the fk up. Tell the truth, n***as! ‘Cause what don’t come out in the way, gonna come out in the rinse. Facts.

Beanie also stated that he was in the booth giving lyrics to Meek Mill and he explained how he and The Game managed to quell their beef. The Game even says that his approach to beef was influenced by the Philly rappers beef with The Lox.

“Everybody was for you cuz. It was at a time when niggas rooted for Meek,” Beanie stated as he continued. “Now it’s to the point where your fuckery is becoming transparent. Now you at a place where n***as is saying man you misrepresenting Philadelphia… You want the respect that I got but you can’t, you gotta earn it. You argue with people in your comments to the point where you worry about what the peanut gallery got to say and not worry about what the thoroughbreds think about you. Fuck the peanut gallery.”

Beanie Sigel even believes the origin of Drake and Meek Mill beef stemmed from pillow talk between Nicki Minaj and Meek.

“What’s the real reason why you was mad at Drake?” Sigel poised to the question on his episode of Tax Season. “In my point of view, you was laying in the bed one night, you rolled over and you looked at her cuz, and you asked her, ‘You fuck that nigga?’ And she ain’t answer you in the way you wanted to. That’s what I think. I don’t know, I don’t know. But that’s my POV of it. And believe that’s the majority of everybody’s POV of it. ‘Cause who cares? Where’d that beef come out? What point you gain from coming at that man like that? None.”