3. "Fiend and Juvenile was one thing. I never expected Curren$y to look back..." In response to Reply # 2 Thu Oct-17-13 02:21 AM by Nodima
like this though.
He was treated like a piece of lint at Cash Money even if his mixtape presence was relevant at the time.
It's a shock in a belated way, but man. There's a reason he started hitting old school jazz beats the moment he left and throwing small but notable shade.
4. "he's had another track with Wayne in recent times.." In response to Reply # 3 Thu Oct-17-13 02:24 AM by wrecknoble
He also has said he never had any bad blood with Cash Money.. Unlike most ppl he got out of his contract and came up BC he made proper investments (his auto/rims shop, etc) so still had money to put out his mixtapes.
"No longer No Limit but a n*gga still Bout It, no longer Cash Money, still got fat pockets"
9. "what a n*gga gotta do to break through? do i gotta record a verse in aut..." In response to Reply # 5 Thu Oct-17-13 11:43 AM by wrecknoble
autotune too? Let me stay away from that, before n*ggas misconstrue it and label this a diss track, this is just facts, Spitta snap like a slim Jim, you just realizing that I'm that n*gga? Homeboy, I been him..
He makes it pretty clear on "The Explanation" that he's not trying to diss but just get his own dues
6. "He said he was always cool with MacK Maine..." In response to Reply # 3
so Im guessing the little beef there was got squashed quickly. I think the last song they did together was on Verde Terrace. Let's hope Monsta Beatz starts giving Wayne beats now.
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