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Diddy, Jim Jones, Jae Millz Remember Drug Kingpin Rich Porter [Video]
New York rappers Diddy, Jim Jones and Jae Millz have paid homage to the memory of late Harlem drug kingpin Rich Porter on his 45th birthday.
Writing via Twitter, Puff Daddy remembered the infamous New York figure.
"Happy Rich Porter Day in Harlem! Much Respect to a stand up guy! Harlem make some noise!!!!," he wrote Monday (July 26) morning.
Harlem-bred emcee Jae Millz reflected on Porter's legacy.
"Happy Rich Porter Day!! RIP to 1 of the best that ever did it out of #Harlem & most of all, He NEVER SNITCHED on NOBODY!! RIP"
"In the memory of Rich Porter.. I, Jarvis Mills promise 2 Stay fly, Stay abt my money, Stay Harlem & Never be a #Pouput FaRealB"
"Cleanliness is next 2 Godliness" -Rich Porter"
Jim Jones hit up Twitter and also made a TwitVid in Porter's memory.
"All the balloons, we're on 132nd street in Harlem right now," Jones said in his video. "R.I.P. Rich Porter, it's his birthday. This is what we do, it's a Harlem thing. I don't know where y'all at but I know we're we at though. You heard me? [We're] about to let these wishes up in the sky. The ghost baby."
In 2009, Jones began working on his Ghost of Rich Porter mixtape.
"When it comes to Rich Porter, he was a very instrumental person from Harlem as far as the days of hustling. He set the precedent for my generation coming up. Watching the hustlers, the fast cars, pretty girls, and the fast money and things like that. And the story that goes behind it as far as the love and the betrayal. This is Harlem history. So, you know for the Diplomats, me, Juelz, Zeke and Cam, coming up and being instrumental in Harlem right now, it's like synonymous to the life we live. We do business and we're rapping, but this is pretty much the fast life of the entertainment industry."
Rich Porter was fatally killed in the early 1990's.
Check out Jim Jones' dedication video below:
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3 New Young Money Videos
Jae Millz - In This World
Drake - Find Your Love
Short Dawg (Feat. Mack Maine) - Come Down The Pole
Drake - Find Your Love
Short Dawg (Feat. Mack Maine) - Come Down The Pole
Monday, April 26, 2010
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Young Money's Gudda Gudda On Jae Millz's XXL Remarks, "He's Just An Outspoken Person" [Video]
Young Money's Gudda Gudda has revealed his reaction to hearing Jae Millz's stir up some controversy bycalling out the 2010 XXL Magazine Freshmen last month.
Gudda said Millz has always been known to say what is on his mind, right or wrong.
"If you know Millz on a personal level, Millz, he's just an outspoken person," Gudda said. "It's just the way he is. And I don't think nothing is gonna change that so at the end of the day, I feel like he was just stating his opinion so it is what it is. He was just stating his opinion to me. That's it, ain't much more I can say about that. I mean, Millz is Millz, he's outspoken and he is who he is. He's gonna say what he wants to say."
Last week, XXL Magazine Freshman Wiz Khalifa had some choice words towards Millz.
"Man, [that's] sucker sh*t at its finest, dawg" Wiz told radio personality Mr. Peter Parker. "Sucker sh*t at its finest. And the n*gga tried to like, clear it up like 'Wiz Khalifa is people's I do respect,' you need to say the names dawg. Like, you need to say them names. You need to clear that up because n*ggas are upset about that. I'm not personally mad about it but it's like, if you're gonna do that, you gotta go all the way with it. And a couple n*ggas stepped up and said something, n*ggas who got following because I got like 90,000 followers on my Twitter and I spoke up on it because I'm not for the f*ck sh*t, dawg. N*ggas do this fly music and n*ggas have that fun sh*t but I'm not for the f*ck sh*t so if you gonna say some sh*t, and I'm not the type to be beefing, but you got to say something. You got to say them names dawg. And really figure out who you f*ck with and don't f*ck with because you might start some problems."
Southern "freshman" Pill also addressed Jae's remarks and called him a Lil Wayne groupie.
"It's his opinion, you know what I mean," Pill said in an interview. "I can't really knock nobody's opinion...I never heard of him, you know what I mean? Keep it real, I don't know who he is...Do what you do, keep walking around holding Wayne's d*ck. He'll be out in a minute, I'm sure you can give him some head after he touches down, I'm sure you're one of the groupies that's f*cking him after the shows. Shout-out to Gay Millz."
Although he has since claimed to be cool with the XXL Freshmen, Jae's initial remarks called out five of the ten new artists.
"I don't feel no sort of way about me not being in the Top 10 but can't no n*gga tell me that my n*gga Vado ain't supposed to be on that cover or on the flip cover of that XXL Top 10 Freshmen issue," Millz said in an interview. "Can't nobody tell me that, and if you do want to argue with me, you can argue with me about anything because I only know five n*ggas out of the ten n*ggas on that cover. And my ears [are] to the streets...I'm not even gonna say the name of the n*ggas I know, that's gonna single n*ggas out or whatever, but n*ggas know whose supposed to be on that cover and n*ggas know who ain't supposed to be on that f*cking cover."
Check out Young Money's Gudda Gudda speaking on Jae Millz below:
Monday, April 12, 2010
Jae Millz Reveals Near-Death Experience, "I Had A F*cking Seizure In My Sleep" [Video]
Young Money's Jae Millz has revealed a recent near-death experience which left him in the hospital and changed his perspective on life.
According to Millz, he experienced a seizure while sleeping at his home.
"I had a f*cking seizure in my sleep," Millz said in an interview. "It was like the second time it happened in my life though. It's not like I have a big history of seizures like every year or it's something that triggers it, really it's just stress man. Like I just had a bunch of sh*t on my mind, some sh*t had happened and kinda f*cked up some money and I'm just thinking about so much, I'm not relaxing...I laid down and woke up with ambulance at my crib. They had me admitted into the hospital -- due to the fact of that, that lets me know the Lord is on my side -- so if you don't f*ck with me, suck my d*ck and I hope your mother gets hit by a bus with an extender with the f*cking sh*t in the middle -- matter of fact, I hope your mother gets hit by a New York City tour bus, the double decker red sh*t -- if you don't f*ck with me because I grind my n*gga."
Millz recently talked about his label boss Lil Wayne going to jail for a year-long sentence.
"What the f*ck you think I'm gonna do for eight months," Milz asked in an interview. "You gonna here so much free tunes, 'Free Lil Wayne,' I'm gonna make y'all n*ggas hate hearing that sh*t. I'm gonna make y'all n*ggas be like, 'They need to let that n*gga Wayne out. We tired of hearing this n*gga Millz say 'Free Lil Wayne, he only got eight months, I know n*ggas that got f*cking 20 years, what's eight months?' It ain't nothing to a n*gga who used to making money."
In the meantime, he is determined to keep working on Young Money projects.
"Yeah there's definitely going to be a tour soon," Millz said in an interview. "As soon as Wayne gets home, Tha Carter IV is dropping. It's already finished; he finished it before he went in so as soon as he gets out he's dropping that and we hitting the road. It's no name for it yet or whatever but it's definitely going to happen. By then too Nicki [Minaj] will be out, Drake will be out, whoever's up next album should be getting ready to come out and we should all have our singles out so everything gonna really be moving by then. I really can't wait for that."
Millz has nearly a decade of music to his name.
Jae Millz was the first artist signed to Tone & Nige's Wanna Blow Ent. label. Due to the hype surrounding Jae in late 2003, Wanna Blow signed a distribution deal with Warner Bros. Records. Despite the popularity and hype, Warner Bros. failed to deliver an album, leading to Jae Millz and Wanna Blow departing the label. They immediately reached a deal with SRC Records and Universal Records.
Check out Jae Millz's interview below:
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Wiz Khalifa Calls Jae Millz's XXL Remarks "Sucker Sh*t At Its Finest" [Video]
XXL Magazine Freshmen Wiz Khalifa has responded to Jae Millz's recent controversial remarks and said the Young Money associate should have been more specific with his disses.
Claiming he is not one to beef with artists, Wiz looked down on Millz's vague remarks.
"Man, sucker sh*t at its finest, dawg" Wiz told radio personality Mr. Peter Parker. "Sucker sh*t at its finest. And the n*gga tried to like, clear it up like 'Wiz Khalifa is people's I do respect,' you need to say the names dawg. Like, you need to say them names. You need to clear that up because n*ggas are upset about that. I'm not personally mad about it but it's like, if you're gonna do that, you gotta go all the way with it. And a couple n*ggas stepped up and said something, n*ggas who got following because I got like 90,000 followers on my Twitter and I spoke up on it because I'm not for the f*ck sh*t, dawg. N*ggas do this fly music and n*ggas have that fun sh*t but I'm not for the f*ck sh*t so if you gonna say some sh*t, and I'm not the type to be beefing, but you got to say something. You got to say them names dawg. And really figure out who you f*ck with and don't f*ck with because you might start some problems."
Fellow "freshman" Freddie Gibbs dropped a freestyle diss directed toward Millz.
"Keep a fully automatic and a .45," Gibbs raps, "I, never worry about a n*gga when I'm at the crib/Wanna hit me with the steel, you know where I live/Bring it to my front door if you real, these h*es don't want it with the kid -- can't let one of y'all b*tch n*ggas check it/Give a f*ck about a motherf*cker talking reckless/When you send me a shot, I'll get the message -- and ain't nobody in my hood listening to Jae Millz. Not at all."
Southern "freshman" Pill also addressed Jae's remarks and called him a Lil Wayne groupie.
"It's his opinion, you know what I mean," Pill said in an interview. "I can't really knock nobody's opinion...I never heard of him, you know what I mean? Keep it real, I don't know who he is...Do what you do, keep walking around holding Wayne's d*ck. He'll be out in a minute, I'm sure you can give him some head after he touches down, I'm sure you're one of the groupies that's f*cking him after the shows. Shout-out to Gay Millz."
Although he has since claimed to be cool with the XXL Freshmen, Jae's initial remarks called out five of the ten new artists.
"I don't feel no sort of way about me not being in the Top 10 but can't no n*gga tell me that my n*gga Vado ain't supposed to be on that cover or on the flip cover of that XXL Top 10 Freshmen issue," Millz said in an interview. "Can't nobody tell me that, and if you do want to argue with me, you can argue with me about anything because I only know five n*ggas out of the ten n*ggas on that cover. And my ears [are] to the streets...I'm not even gonna say the name of the n*ggas I know, that's gonna single n*ggas out or whatever, but n*ggas know whose supposed to be on that cover and n*ggas know who ain't supposed to be on that f*cking cover."
Check out Wiz Khalifa speaking about Jae Millz below:
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Jae Millz Breaks Silence On NJ Arrest, "I Was Speeding, On The Phone & Did An Illegal Turn"
Young Money's Jae Millz addressed last week's arrest which caused him to miss the XXL Magazine Freshmen 2010 concert in New York City.
According to Millz, he was caught by New Jersey police after making an illegal turn while driving.
"Actually it was Cam'ron's idea for me to come out at the XXL concert," Millz explained in an interview. "Once he got the word that they wanted him to host it and then he spoke to whoever he spoke to that said he could bring Vado out, he told Vado it would be a good idea to bring me out to do whatever songs we got and for me to close the show with Lemonade. In all honesty I wasn't really thinking about no type of confrontation or none of that... But on the way there I got arrested on some bullsh*t. I was on my way to the Highline Ballroom and I was driving without my license on me. Cops pulled me over in Jersey as I was leaving my crib and I had just changed all my clothes in a rush, and I left all my stuff in the pockets of my other jeans. I was speeding, I was on the phone and I did an illegal turn, so once he asked me for my license that I didn't have, it was over. So that's how that situation went. It's all good though, I'm out obviously so I'm straight."
Reports on his arrest began to circulate online on April Fools' Day last week.
Jae Millz who was supposed to appear alongside Cam'ron and Vado instead spent 2 hours in jail. According to Jae Millz, who told his story on Nicki Minaj's Ustream show and Twitter, he was driving through Teaneck, New Jersey on his way to aconcert when he was arrested for driving without having his driver's license in his possession.
Assuring fans the situation was not a prank, Jae confirmed his arrest on Twitter.
"F*ck ALL New Jersey Cops!!! Especially the Teaneck Police Department!!!! They just f*cked up my whole nite!! Smh," he wrote late Wednesday night. "I just spent my last 2 hours in a punk a** NJ jail cell!!!!!.. Shoutout 2 Officer J.Abraham Jr for totally f*cking up my night!! Well since now the surprise is ruined!! Might as well let yall kno @Mr_Camron & @VADO_MH was bringing me out 2nite.. Smh punk a** cop had the nerve 2 ask me was my jewelry & Louis Vuitton belt & wallet real!!! smh bet u wish it wasn't!!! RT @PrinceDreManX @JAE_MILLZlmfao was it the fat indian cop named abrahim?
The rapper stirred controversy earlier in the week after making controversial statements about XXL Magazine's Freshmen 2010 list.
"I don't feel no sort of way about me not being in the Top 10 but can't no n*gga tell me that my n*gga Vado ain't supposed to be on that cover or on the flip cover of that XXL Top 10 Freshmen issue," Millz said in an interview. "Can't nobody tell me that, and if you do want to argue with me, you can argue with me about anything because I only know five n*ggas out of the ten n*ggas on that cover. And my ears [are] to the streets...I'm not even gonna say the name of the n*ggas I know, that's gonna single n*ggas out or whatever, but n*ggas know whose supposed to be on that cover and n*ggas know who ain't supposed to be on that f*cking cover."
Check out Jae Millz's interview down below:
Monday, April 5, 2010
Jae Millz On Young Money's Future Plans, "As Soon As Wayne Gets Home, Tha Carter IV Is Dropping"
Young Money's Jae Millz has promised that Lil Wayne's Carter IV will be released as soon as his label boss is released from jail.
According to Millz, the album is already complete.
"Yeah there's definitely going to be a tour soon," Millz said in an interview. "As soon as Wayne gets home, Tha Carter IV is dropping. It's already finished; he finished it before he went in so as soon as he gets out he's dropping that and we hitting the road. It's no name for it yet or whatever but it's definitely going to happen. By then too Nicki [Minaj] will be out, Drake will be out, whoever's up next album should be getting ready to come out and we should all have our singles out so everything gonna really be moving by then. I really can't wait for that."
Last February, Wayne talked about the impression he hoped to give fans with Carter IV.
"Yeah, Tha Carter IV, interesting," Wayne told radio host Tim Westwood with a smile. "Very interesting. It's interesting, I hope so, I hope it's incredible and all those things. But like I said, I think they know the velocity of Carter IV without me even having to speak on it. I think they know what that's gonna be. It should be [a defining moment]. It should be. Honestly, it should be."
According to music video director David Rousseau, Wayne filmed footage for a track from Carter IV before beginning his one-year jail sentence last month.
"There isn't a title for it," Rousseau said of the Carter IV song. "Honestly, I can't tell you too much about it. That was a complete secret. We had to kick everyone off the set for it. No photography, even their official photographer had to leave. That's under wraps. The album is still under production. It's a crazy song."
Lil Wayne engineer KY recently spoke on the rapper collaborating with Eminem and how many records have already been recorded for the project.
"Wayne said I'ma get Em on ['Drop The Rock.'] When Em sent the verse back we was goin crazy cause he killed it. I think it's one of the best tracks on Rebirth...Of course after Rebirth the Carter 4 is up next, he already has about 20 records for it done already."
Check out Lil Wayne speaking on Tha Carter IV down below:
Friday, April 2, 2010
Pill Responds To Jae Millz, "Keep Walking Around Holding Lil Wayne's D*ck" [Video]
Southern rapper Pill has responded to Jae Millz's negative remarks about XXL Magazine's Freshmen 2010 list.
Pill claims he is unfamiliar with Jae's past work.
"It's his opinion, you know what I mean," Pill said in an interview. "I can't really knock nobody's opinion...I never heard of him, you know what I mean? Keep it real, I don't know who he is. But I'm sure [Lil] Wayne got some b*tches he needs for him to go get from the outside and bring it to the VIP, that's his job. But me, I'm just doing me. I'm on the cover of the XXL so you know, f*ck him. Eat a d*ck. ATL said that. ATL said that. If you in the ATL, you better watch your back f*ck n*gga...Only thing I heard is that he's been in the game for ten years and hasn't dropped an album. That speaks for itself. I mean, UPS is hiring. Maybe that's something he can do in the meantime, some sh*t like that...From what I heard, he's a bum, all I can say is keep complaining, that's a female trait...Do what you do, keep walking around holding Wayne's d*ck. He'll be out in a minute, I'm sure you can give him some head after he touches down, I'm sure you're one of the groupies that's f*cking him after the shows. Shout-out to Gay Millz."
Responding to Pill's remarks, Jae said he was looking forward to visiting the rapper's Atlanta, Georgia hometown via Twitter.
"I just heard I can't go 2 ATL!!!#WhereTheyDoThatAt Don't let my opinion change the way u gotta move & live ur life! #RealSh*t," Millz wrote late Thursday (April 1) night."
Nipsey Hussle, another 2010 freshman, addressed the controversy on Twitter.
"'N*ggaz got they pantys in a bunch over that xxl cover....," he wrote Tuesday (March 30) night. "and 4 tha record if u been rappin 10 years and ain't drop yet....its over! -Nh."
When asked his opinion, J. Cole said he understood Millz's stance on the situation.
"I haven't," Cole said when asked if he was familiar with Vado. "But I did see that -- I heard he co-signed him. I don't know who in particular he was talking about and I don't know him but if that's his opinion, that's his opinion. Like, that's how I feel. I don't feel any type of ill will towards him for saying that, if that's how he feels, he's sticking up for his man there. That's what it is but I feel like whoever is on that cover would beg to differ. I personally, it don't matter to me because I know what I deserve and what I don't deserve. I know what I work for. But I feel like, I don't know, everybody on that cover could make that case, if you ask them."
Check out Pill speaking on Jae Millz below:
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Jae Millz Arrested Before XXL Freshmen Concert, "Just Spent My Last 2 Hours In A Punk A** Jail Cell!"
Young Money's Jae Millz was arrested last night in New Jersey while driving to XXL Magazine's Freshmen 2010 New York City concert.
According to reports, he was taken into police custody for not having a driver's license on him.
Jae Millz who was supposed to appear alongside Cam'ron and Vado instead spent 2 hours in jail. According to Jae Millz, who told his story on Nicki Minaj's Ustream show and Twitter, he was driving through Teaneck, New Jersey on his way to a concert when he was arrested for driving without having his driver's license in his possession.
He also broke the news via his Twitter page.
"F*ck ALL New Jersey Cops!!! Especially the Teaneck Police Department!!!! They just f*cked up my whole nite!! Smh," he wrote late Wednesday night. "I just spent my last 2 hours in a punk a** NJ jail cell!!!!!.. Shoutout 2 Officer J.Abraham Jr for totally f*cking up my night!! Well since now the surprise is ruined!! Might as well let yall kno @Mr_Camron & @VADO_MH was bringing me out 2nite.. Smh punk a** cop had the nerve 2 ask me was my jewelry & Louis Vuitton belt & wallet real!!! smh bet u wish it wasn't!!! RT @PrinceDreManX @JAE_MILLZlmfao was it the fat indian cop named abrahim?(Jae Millz's Twitter)The rapper made headlines earlier this week after making controversial remarks toward XXL Magazine's Top 10 Freshmen list.
"I don't feel no sort of way about me not being in the Top 10 but can't no n*gga tell me that my n*gga Vado ain't supposed to be on that cover or on the flip cover of that XXL Top 10 Freshmen issue," Millz said in an interview. "Can't nobody tell me that, and if you do want to argue with me, you can argue with me about anything because I only know five n*ggas out of the ten n*ggas on that cover. And my ears [are] to the streets...I'm not even gonna say the name of the n*ggas I know, that's gonna single n*ggas out or whatever, but n*ggas know whose supposed to be on that cover and n*ggas know who ain't supposed to be on that f*cking cover."
He later clarified his stance on the situation.
"im gettin tired of everybody with this XXL Freshman sh*t!! Smfh," he wrote Wednesday (March 31). " S.O 2 EVERYBODY that was on da Top 10 Cover!! but i only kno @nipseyhussle @JColeNC @jayrock @realwizkhalifa & OJ!! & So do YOU! Happy now? its no hate & i have no malice toward any of the Top 10 Freshmen!! I wish them ALL the best!! but i am a HUMAN.. & we ALL have OPINIONS! #Random why wasn't @jayelectronica on the XXL Top 10 Freshmen cover???? Don't worry.. I'll wait......... #OnSomeGSh*t my homie @IMGUDDAGUDDA shouldve made that cover too!!.. Along with @WakaFlocka1017 don't baleev me? #AskDaStreets I said what i said....Thats that!!!.. Now get over it!! Life goes on... Well @ least mines does. Yall fail 2 realize, THIS IS FUN!! im a jokester @ heart that just happens 2 know how 2 put words 2gether creatively!! Dont do it lol"
Check out Jae Millz's interview down below:
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Jae Millz Heats Up XXL Freshmen Controversy, "Why Wasn't Jay Electronica On The Top 10 Cover?"
Young Money's Jae Millz may have added fuel to the fire by naming more artists he feels should have made XXL Magazine's Freshmen 2010 listing.
Writing via Twitter, Millz suggested artists like Jay Electronica and Waka Flocka Flame deserved a spot on the magazine's annual cover.
"im gettin tired of everybody with this XXL Freshman sh*t!! Smfh," he wrote Wednesday (March 31). " S.O 2 EVERYBODY that was on da Top 10 Cover!! but i only kno @nipseyhussle @JColeNC @jayrock @realwizkhalifa & OJ!! & So do YOU! Happy now? its no hate & i have no malice toward any of the Top 10 Freshmen!! I wish them ALL the best!! but i am a HUMAN.. & we ALL have OPINIONS! #Random why wasn't @jayelectronica on the XXL Top 10 Freshmen cover???? Don't worry.. I'll wait......... #OnSomeGSh*t my homie @IMGUDDAGUDDA shouldve made that cover too!!.. Along with @WakaFlocka1017 don't baleev me? #AskDaStreets I said what i said....Thats that!!!.. Now get over it!! Life goes on... Well @ least mines does. Yall fail 2 realize, THIS IS FUN!! im a jokester @ heart that just happens 2 know how 2 put words 2gether creatively!! Dont do it lol"
Eariier this week, footage of Millz talking about the cover made headlines.
"I don't feel no sort of way about me not being in the Top 10 but can't no n*gga tell me that my n*gga Vado ain't supposed to be on that cover or on the flip cover of that XXL Top 10 Freshmen issue," Millz said in an interview. "Can't nobody tell me that, and if you do want to argue with me, you can argue with me about anything because I only know five n*ggas out of the ten n*ggas on that cover. And my ears [are] to the streets...I'm not even gonna say the name of the n*ggas I know, that's gonna single n*ggas out or whatever, but n*ggas know whose supposed to be on that cover and n*ggas know who ain't supposed to be on that f*cking cover."
Nipsey Hussle addressed the controversy on Twitter.
'N*ggaz got they pantys in a bunch over that xxl cover....," he wrote Tuesday (March 30) night. "and 4 tha record if u been rappin 10 years and ain't drop yet....its over! -Nh."
When asked his opinion, J. Cole said he understood Millz's stance on the situation.
"I haven't," Cole said when asked if he was familiar with Vado. "But I did see that -- I heard he co-signed him. I don't know who in particular he was talking about and I don't know him but if that's his opinion, that's his opinion. Like, that's how I feel. I don't feel any type of ill will towards him for saying that, if that's how he feels, he's sticking up for his man there. That's what it is but I feel like whoever is on that cover would beg to differ. I personally, it don't matter to me because I know what I deserve and what I don't deserve. I know what I work for. But I feel like, I don't know, everybody on that cover could make that case, if you ask them."
Nipsey Hussle To Jae Millz, "If You Been Rapping 10 Years & Ain't Drop Yet, It's Over!"
Rap newcomers Nipsey Hussle and Freddie Gibbs have responded to Jae Millz's negative comments about the XXL Magazine Freshmen 2010 list.
Nipsey addressed the controversy on Twitter.
'N*ggaz got they pantys in a bunch over that xxl cover....," he wrote Tuesday (March 30) night. "and 4 tha record if u been rappin 10 years and ain't drop yet....its over! -Nh."
Gibbs said he felt Millz's comments were not directed toward him.
"I don't know jae millz never met him," he wrote on Twitter last night, "never had a conversation,I didn't address it cuz I didn't feel like he was talkin to me."
During a recent interview Jae Millz pointed out his issues with the magazine cover
"I don't feel no sort of way about me not being in the Top 10 but can't no n*gga tell me that my n*gga Vado ain't supposed to be on that cover or on the flip cover of that XXL Top 10 Freshmen issue," Millz said in an interview. "Can't nobody tell me that, and if you do want to argue with me, you can argue with me about anything because I only know five n*ggas out of the ten n*ggas on that cover. And my ears [are] to the streets...I'm not even gonna say the name of the n*ggas I know, that's gonna single n*ggas out or whatever, but n*ggas know whose supposed to be on that cover and n*ggas know who ain't supposed to be on that f*cking cover."
When asked his opinion, J. Cole said he understood Millz's stance on the situation.
"I haven't," Cole said when asked if he was familiar with Vado. "But I did see that -- I heard he co-signed him. I don't know who in particular he was talking about and I don't know him but if that's his opinion, that's his opinion. Like, that's how I feel. I don't feel any type of ill will towards him for saying that, if that's how he feels, he's sticking up for his man there. That's what it is but I feel like whoever is on that cover would beg to differ. I personally, it don't matter to me because I know what I deserve and what I don't deserve. I know what I work for. But I feel like, I don't know, everybody on that cover could make that case, if you ask them."
Check out J. Cole speaking on Jae Millz's comments below:
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