Hot97 gossip queen Miss Info made a strange discovery late Thursday night for G-Unit’s listening session at New York’s Fight Klub for upcoming album T.O.S. (Terminate On Site).
The radio personality and frequent Vh1 commentator said that the album caters to longtime 50 Cent and G-Unit mixtape fans above more mainstream audiences impressed by Curtis, there is a particular line in the song “You So Tough” that may be attempting to stir the pot of Hip Hop yet again.
Although 50 Cent and G-Unit have yet to comment, the song features the lines, “Nowaways, this rap shit ain’t adding up / How niggas get caught with 10 machine guns, only get 12 months” and “Got the best lawyers that money can buy / They say at best they woulda got me 10 or maybe nine.” The last allusion followed, “I said, ‘How do you explain how the homie breezed?’ They said, ‘You keep your mouth shut or you eat the cheese.’”
Many can quickly speculate that this is a jab at T.I., who was arrested last October for a weapons offense charge, and given a highly-reduced sentence.
In his own classic call-out, believed to be directed at Lil Flip, “I’m Talkin’ To You,” T.I. made it clear that he was supportive of longtime collaborator and then G-Unit member Young Buck, though he never mentions 50 Cent. Similarly, on last year’s “Watch What You Say To Me,” a track where T.I.’s guest Jay-Z was believed to have spoken out against Lil Wayne, T.I.’s verse was never clarified. 50 Cent and T.I. have never collaborated. Both have a history of on and off-record feuds with other rappers and industry executives.
Below is a picture of T.I.’s guns he was caught with. Yeah something doesnt add up here because I remember seeing BillBoards in Philly about every unregistered gun you are found with is a mandatory 5 years and every bullet is an additional year in prison. Dam 12 months for those guns does make you raise your eyebrow.
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