50 Cent vs. Styles P, Koch and Dipset

    This Thursday, on Hot97,
    during the Angie Martinez show, the
    special guest was none other than 50
    Cent. Now some may love 50, while others hate him. But one
    thing is for sure; when the man is having an interview there is bound to be
    some form of entertainment.

    This held true when Styles
    P
    of The Lox called in to speak with Curtis
    Jackson
    (for the first time ever).

    Troubled waters seemed to be brewing once Styles brought up 50 laughing at Supreme’s conviction and accusing him of stopping his
    latest album from coming out. After back and forth banter about whose real, Koch Records and 50 changing after the money came in; both parties showed growth and
    maturity (for the most part) and there might be future
    business relations between the two?

    It seems 50’s “I can stop a record from coming out at Koch”
    comment didn’t settle right with the Diplomat General, as Cam’ron is next to call in…

    Cam immediately
    brings up the amount of money he makes and then begins talking record sales.
    Comparing Lloyd Banks latest album
    (released on a major) selling just as much as Jim Jones’ latest album (released on Koch).

    “But Lloyd Banks has
    more money than Jim Jones, when you want to talk on that level. You’re getting ready
    to turn this into something else.”
    50 said.

    With a response from Cam,
    “How much did Mobb Deep sell this year?” “Curtis,
    Curtis, Curtisssssss, how much the Mobb sell this year?”

    Cam got a bit too
    wild, forcing Angie to shut the line
    off. Leaving 50 with his last words.

    “I have control over
    his emotions right now.”

    Could this be a Dipset
    vs. G-Unit war?

    Jim Jones says
    no. As he called in after 50 Cent left the show.

    “It got a little blown
    out of proportion … it’s all aggressive competition.”

    You make the call, listen to the call between 50 and Cam HERE.

     

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