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Beanie Sigel to Sign With G-Unit, Calls Jay-Z 'a Crumb'

Posted Nov 4th 2009 2:15PM by Nadeska Alexis
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Last week Beanie Sigel unleashed the Jay-Z diss track 'Average Cat,' which hit home hard enough to illicit a response from the Brooklyn rapper. Sigel's recent mission to salt old Roc-A-Fella wounds didn't stop there. Sigel has become chummy with part-time Jay-Z hater 50 Cent, but not just for the sake of beef -- there was business at hand.

"Beans is coming to G-Unit," the G-Unit CEO announced on Philadelphia's Power 99 radio station this past Tuesday (Nov. 3). And although this deal comes as news to most of the hip-hop community, 50 explained that he's long had an interest in signing Beanie but was deterred by the Philadelphia rapper's former boss. "I thought that [Jay-Z] felt that he would be losing something to me, when they wouldn't do the deal," 50 said.

50, who has had warring words with Jay-Z throughout the years, said he was willing to drop big bucks on Sigel during his peak. "It was at least $800,000 ... at least with the heat that was around him at that point," he said. "I'll tell you what I paid for Mobb Deep -- that was at least $800,000 at that point. There's no way [Beanie Sigel] wouldn't have got that." The details of the new contract have not yet been confirmed but it seems that Sigel's alliance with 50 stands firm. Following the new partnership announcement, Beanie jumped in to address Jay-Z's allegations that he squandered away the opportunities he was handed, including a record label and a clothing line. "You didn't give me a record label," Sigel defended. "It only cost a couple hundred to search the name, State Property Records. I think I paid another couple hundred dollars and I patented the LLC company. My record label only cost me $700 ... maybe $750. I did that on my own."

Sigel also went on to make it clear that his fallout with Jay-Z wasn't over financial disputes, but because of a lack of loyalty. He accused Jay of not having his back at a 2004 weapons trial. "When he was on the stand," Sigel explained, "He spoke good things about me -- I'm an incredible artist, this and that. So, [the judge] said, 'So, if I was to release him today to continue to go on the Roc The Mic Tour together, would you be willing to be responsible for his whereabouts?' And it was silence ... and he said 'No.' Sigel vowed to continue his tirade against the former Roc-A-Fella CEO until there was satisfactory retaliation. "He is a crumb. I'm gonna put my foot on his neck until he responds," Beanie said. "Please make a record."

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November 05 2009 at 7:40 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

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WOW!!!! What a "surprise". Althuogh I didn't expect this to happen to Beanie Sigel, i'm not surprised at Jay-Z's decision. A real dude would understand. Just because the judge put it in such terms as "responsible", doesn't necessarily mean that Jay-Z literally had to take care of Beanie Sigel. Merely be there for his friend and business associate (soldier). We do it everyday! Those of us who are truly loyal! Jay-Z is a phony. Plain and simple. He's not a real dude. Throughout every and all of Jay-Z's previous "beefs", Beanie's been there, in his corner. Even when he didn't have to be! Jay-Z summoned Beanie Sigel's assistance, and he got it. Period. Whether or not the drama were to get serious, Beanie has been there....like a soldier. That's what we ALL would like to expect from a person we keep around us.

I mean, really. What was the judge REALLY asking? That Jay-Z sit Beanie on his lap, feed him, and burp him??? Come on now. Jay-Z could haved held his homie down.

I'm gonna say how i've felt about Jay-Z all along: He's a phony dude, perpetrating a "corporate thug". WTF is that??? He wants to play BOTH sides of the board. What does that spell??? A two-faced S-N-A-K-E! I like his music. I don't support it. People idolize him, based on his success. I tend to idolize noone. However, if I did, it would be through the persons character. Jay-Z has none. He never fooled me.

Keep it real.....always. 1.

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November 04 2009 at 7:18 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

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Why would a grown azz man be responisble for another
man? Get a real job!

November 04 2009 at 7:06 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

Bambi

If one GAM (grown azz man) doesn't want to be responsible for another, that's his choice. Beans is not his seed, so why take on the job? He shoulda been responsible for himself and no judge would have had to ask another man to do it!

November 04 2009 at 7:00 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

bigjdock

just another n----a looking for money..really? of all people beanie sigel? yeah he's really worth the money lol jay should just brush it off and laugh when they fail

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Cool J

I can't believe the Judged asked a Jughead Jay Z, to be responsible for a fat black grown f--- up. Siegal and his croonies was f------up way before he got locked down. If you don't know right from wrong in your thirties, Jay Z can't help you.

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There is a time to let it go, as Keisha Cole put it. Your a grown man, dont let this S--- cause problems. Hasn't the Biggie and Tupas S--- taught anybody anything?

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