Beanie Sigel & 50 Cent, "I Go Off"

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Beanie Sigel & 50 Cent, "I Go Off"

POSTED: Friday, November 13, 2009, 4:16 PM

Filed Under: Music | Philly Bands Song

With its script-ish feuds and jabs that only look like they're hitting, hip-hop is starting to feel like the old-school WWF. Remember when Hulk Hogan was a "bad guy" for a second there? Check this press release:

Everybody wanted to know what would come out of the diss record that Beanie Sigel recorded about Jay-Z two weeks ago. After that record dropped, 50 Cent got a chance to talk to Beans about possible jumping to G-Unit, and this is the product of those talks. So lets see if that will actually come about.

Thanks, Mean Gene!

Anyway, here's the song.

[audio:http://stream.citypaper.net/music/Beanie%20Sigel-I%20Go%20Off%20ft%2050%20Cent.mp3]

Posted 2009-11-13 13:28:18

this shit goes hard fuk jayz

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