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Mal calls Pharrell corny for dissing Drake at Jay-Z’s show 👀 “Pharrell talking about yo kll all them niggas, Yo Pharrell who you talking about… That energy shouldn’t be coming from Pharrell… You telling Jay-Z to kll niggas, YO Pharrell RAP TOO…That’s CORNY” 💯

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🚨 Mal says Pharrell’s comments had no place at Jay-Z’s Yankee Stadium celebration Mal argues Pharrell’s “kill all them n****s” comment had no place during a celebration of Jay-Z’s legacy, insisting “that wasn’t the energy” “ Pharrell should just chill, do your Louis thing and give us some beats.” Rory pushed back, arguing Pharrell simply got caught up in the emotion of the moment after being heavily involved throughout the Drake feud, and that people are reading too much into it. Via Rory & Mal

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Is Pharrell hinting at a new Jay-Z album..? 👀 “They poked the bear and the bear cut his hair, and he got on his helmet… and he getting ready to go to work. I hope you kill all them n****s. Y’all know what I’m talking about.”

Is Pharrell hinting at a new Jay-Z album..? 👀 “They poked the bear and the bear cut his hair, and he got on his helmet… and he getting ready to go to work. I hope you kill all them n****s. Y’all know what I’m talking about.”

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“What does this say about Drake? This makes him look like f**king Thanos.” “All these big [rappers] are wanting to go for Drake’s head time and time again.” - Lu on Pharrell & JAY-Z seemingly sending subliminals to Drake

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Pusha T was with Pharrell when his OGs from the streets sat them down and shamed him for listening to Nas instead of JAY-Z “This is what you need to be listening to…. You listening to somebody who’s wearing an army jacket. He waited to get on tv to wear an army jacket”. 😂

Pusha T was with Pharrell when his OGs from the streets sat them down and shamed him for listening to Nas instead of JAY-Z “This is what you need to be listening to…. You listening to somebody who’s wearing an army jacket. He waited to get on tv to wear an army jacket”. 😂

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Uncle Murda was right about JayZ responding to Drake👌🏽💯 “Drake is saying a lot of direct things, “you niggas going to hov for a 2nd opinion”and Jay Z too competitive and proud, Drake surpassed him, I can see Jay responding on somebody record”

Uncle Murda was right about JayZ responding to Drake👌🏽💯 “Drake is saying a lot of direct things, “you niggas going to hov for a 2nd opinion”and Jay Z too competitive and proud, Drake surpassed him, I can see Jay responding on somebody record”

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Pusha T and N.O.R.E. are now beefing over Drake and Pharrell Williams?👀🤯🔥🥩 N.O.R.E. recently unloaded on Pusha T after Pusha took issue with something N.O.R.E. said on air and it spiraled into a pretty revealing snippet about loyalty, ego, and the broader Drake vs. Pusha T saga. During an appearance on the Brilliant Idiots podcast with Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schulz, N.O.R.E. revisited an old moment from when he hosted Pharrell Williams on Drink Champs. He had asked Pharrell to pick a side between Pusha and Drake two MCs with a long-standing feud rooted in some of hip-hop’s most notorious diss tracks and Pharrell responded by basically saying he liked both. That was enough to set Pusha off, according to N.O.R.E. N.O.R.E. recounts that Pusha called him pissed off afterward, essentially saying, “How could Pharrell not pick me? Drake would’ve chosen me.” N.O.R.E.’s take was that it wasn’t some hush-hush phone call between two guys with a personal problem this beef had been public for years, a “schoolyard” spectacle that wasn’t private by any stretch. He stressed that talking about it wasn’t off-record. He even laughed about it, saying he’d only shut up to let Pusha vent because the whole thing stemmed from Pharrell not answering the loyalty question the way Pusha expected. According to N.O.R.E., that reaction so intense over a producer not picking sides was wild to him, especially given how public the Pusha-Drake beef has always been. Pusha T’s camp didn’t just sit quiet, either. Afterward, Pusha reportedly questioned why N.O.R.E. would put the conversation out there, implying it should have stayed between the people involved despite the fact that the beef between him and Drake has been one of hip-hop’s most public feuds for years. For extra context: Pusha T and Drake’s beef dates back over a decade and has included some of the genre’s most crazy moments including Pusha revealing Drake’s son in “The Story of Adidon” back in 2018, a diss move that upended Drake’s public image and is still tied to how people see their beef.

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Killer Mike & Charlemagne talks about getting advice from JAY-Z “if someone said to you that you’re going to have all the success that you have… & you’ll be able to help all the people you want to help, but the only thing you have to deal with is criticism & niggas lying on you… you’ll take that deal every time” 😂💯

Killer Mike & Charlemagne talks about getting advice from JAY-Z “if someone said to you that you’re going to have all the success that you have… & you’ll be able to help all the people you want to help, but the only thing you have to deal with is criticism & niggas lying on you… you’ll take that deal every time” 😂💯

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Charlamagne Tha God says he doesn't think Jay-Z was dissing other artists for clout in his Roots Picnic freestyle, claiming he was simply responding to everyone who has been speaking on his name for years: "All these individuals that he addressed have been talking about Jay for years on social media, talking about him for years on podcasts, in interviews. Jay hasn't said anything. But, soon as he does, people are like, 'He's using Drake for attention' or 'he's using Nicki for attention.' Like these folks haven't been talking about him forever." (Via The Breakfast Club)

Charlamagne Tha God says he doesn't think Jay-Z was dissing other artists for clout in his Roots Picnic freestyle, claiming he was simply responding to everyone who has been speaking on his name for years: "All these individuals that he addressed have been talking about Jay for years on social media, talking about him for years on podcasts, in interviews. Jay hasn't said anything. But, soon as he does, people are like, 'He's using Drake for attention' or 'he's using Nicki for attention.' Like these folks haven't been talking about him forever." (Via The Breakfast Club)

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Akademiks reacts to Jay Z talking about shutting down the Roc Nation Brunches. Ak says they probably shut them down because they started to be a bad look. All the weirdos who either got locked up or had their own allegations were all over there, so it was better for Jay to distance himself from all that.

Akademiks reacts to Jay Z talking about shutting down the Roc Nation Brunches. Ak says they probably shut them down because they started to be a bad look. All the weirdos who either got locked up or had their own allegations were all over there, so it was better for Jay to distance himself from all that.

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JAY-Z’s nephew, Rel, talks about being fired from Rocawear 😂 “Hov don’t give handouts. He don’t give a fu*k who you are…unless you his mother or grandmother. Anybody else gotta work for that shit”. Jay still employs most of his family but they had to prove their worth.

JAY-Z’s nephew, Rel, talks about being fired from Rocawear 😂 “Hov don’t give handouts. He don’t give a fu*k who you are…unless you his mother or grandmother. Anybody else gotta work for that shit”. Jay still employs most of his family but they had to prove their worth.

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Let’s use this as a teachable moment… “The Dynasty” was supposed to be a Roc-A-Fella Records compilation album. “Parking Lot Pimpin’” was supposed to be the first single. They were ready to shoot the video for it and at the very last minute Lenny S (who was serving as an A&R for Roc at the time) called Jay and told him that Pharrell had just made the most incredible beat and hook. Omilio Sparks (who wasn’t even signed yet) had an IDEA for a HOOK. No beat, no verses, no song. Just an IDEA for a hook. Jay liked his idea and had Sparks AND Pharrell combine their ideas and do the hook TOGETHER. Once “I Just Wanna Love U” was completed, Jay immediately notified Def Jam that “Parking Lot Pimpin’” was no longer the lead single and “Dynasty” was changed to be a Jay-Z solo album. Sparks was properly credited as a writer for his contribution to the song. He was featured on the video, and was even given a production credit on the record. The story has remained consistent from day one. You’ll hardly ever find Jay contradicting himself. And other people’s recollections of these stories always align with his. Even when they’re at odds with him.

Let’s use this as a teachable moment… “The Dynasty” was supposed to be a Roc-A-Fella Records compilation album. “Parking Lot Pimpin’” was supposed to be the first single. They were ready to shoot the video for it and at the very last minute Lenny S (who was serving as an A&R for Roc at the time) called Jay and told him that Pharrell had just made the most incredible beat and hook. Omilio Sparks (who wasn’t even signed yet) had an IDEA for a HOOK. No beat, no verses, no song. Just an IDEA for a hook. Jay liked his idea and had Sparks AND Pharrell combine their ideas and do the hook TOGETHER. Once “I Just Wanna Love U” was completed, Jay immediately notified Def Jam that “Parking Lot Pimpin’” was no longer the lead single and “Dynasty” was changed to be a Jay-Z solo album. Sparks was properly credited as a writer for his contribution to the song. He was featured on the video, and was even given a production credit on the record. The story has remained consistent from day one. You’ll hardly ever find Jay contradicting himself. And other people’s recollections of these stories always align with his. Even when they’re at odds with him.

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Dame Dash goes off on Jay-Z, calling him "corny" for boasting about stabbing Lance "Un" Rivera in his Roots Picnic freestyle: "Is that not the corniest sh*t in the world? Of all the things to stab a n***a over, over Biggie's girl is crazy. And I had to deal with this dumb sh*t. My crew was like, 'Yo, these n***as is corny.' It was a lot of other bulls**t behind it. But it's corny... Is that not scumbag sh*t?" (Via The Art Of Dialogue)

Dame Dash goes off on Jay-Z, calling him "corny" for boasting about stabbing Lance "Un" Rivera in his Roots Picnic freestyle: "Is that not the corniest sh*t in the world? Of all the things to stab a n***a over, over Biggie's girl is crazy. And I had to deal with this dumb sht. My crew was like, 'Yo, these nas is corny.' It was a lot of other bullst behind it. But it's corny... Is that not scumbag sh*t?" (Via The Art Of Dialogue)

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Black people that find success through the acceptance or permission of white supremacy get amnesia; And forget they are the exception, not the rule. Just because you made it does not mean every Black person can navigate the same oppressive systems that have taken from us for generations. What Pharrell Williams said sounds like someone who does not recognize the privilege he carries and the fact that everyone does not have that same story. And nobody is saying they’re are trying to be Pharrell. Some of us are simply trying to get our small Black owned businesses off the ground. So when you tell people not to support Black owned businesses just because they’re black, you harm those smaller businesses first. And you’re doing white supremacy’s job for them. Please stop. 🛑

Black people that find success through the acceptance or permission of white supremacy get amnesia; And forget they are the exception, not the rule. Just because you made it does not mean every Black person can navigate the same oppressive systems that have taken from us for generations. What Pharrell Williams said sounds like someone who does not recognize the privilege he carries and the fact that everyone does not have that same story. And nobody is saying they’re are trying to be Pharrell. Some of us are simply trying to get our small Black owned businesses off the ground. So when you tell people not to support Black owned businesses just because they’re black, you harm those smaller businesses first. And you’re doing white supremacy’s job for them. Please stop. 🛑

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