Fat Joe on Leaving NY After Cam'ron Dissed Nas: There was No More Unity (Part 6)

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Fat Joe spoke to VladTV about moving to Miami after Cam'ron dissed Nas, explaining that he had enough of the disrespect between New York rappers. Joe pointed out that things changed between New Yorkers when big money contracts were being offered, adding that everyone "rushed to be an asshole."
During the conversation, Fat Joe spoke about urging DJ Khaled to keep his publishing for "All I Do Is Win," which didn't end up happening, and he added that he tells Khaled that he can't come around now unless he brings his son Asahd. To hear more, hit the above clip.

[@GoodBeardDay]

Vlad always tryna interview Nas, without interviewing Nas. Super creepy...

[@trock2502]

Nas needs to do a interview

[@HKNYN1]

ahmirr he knows he could never get that interview

[@HKNYN1]

that guy people on that level when they interview they go on that 60 minutes level that Howard stern type level

[@trock2502]

@Micheal that's trash

[@jayosuna7711]

I hope Nas never does a interview with Vlad

[@essentialwave3394]

The diamonds in the chains glistening like the Orion belt

[@PortCityBalrog]

He was bigging him up there, not hating

[@SkarryTerry]

Cool Story damn, someone is sensitive. Can you read, or you Floyd mayweathers baby mamas boy?

[@bossmayne8114]

Cool Story LMAO , how u mistake that

[@DreMurrz]

Like big meech back n da day

[@Coolgg]

Word! 😂😂😂

[@michaeltruthson6262]

Joe is the Charlie Murphy of rap. He tells stories so vividly its like you're there first hand.

[@aniqshardin]

that's ny style

[@justinhudson31]

Please don’t disrespect Charlie Murphy ever !

[@tarrenceconyers6548]

Prime example of a real man not hating on the next man after he exceeds him. Way to go Joe💯

[@armandector8061]

We suppose to lift each other it's a natural amen instinct that we lost track of pass the energy and knowledge on to the brethren with hope that they will be better than you the keys which Khalid doesn't have but Joe who I grew up on has the keys the old values and principles

[@toykorenren7492]

Cuban Link.

[@thedarkknightman6150]

Is fat Joe white?

[@2triky]

@@thedarkknightman6150 No. He's Puerto Rican. His surname is Cartagena.

[@shawnbanks1707]

Tarrence Conyers 💯💯

[@rayfromdabay3735]

People rather listen to other instead of their brother, but when shit goes bad they come back to cry on the shoulders of their brother.

[@pjmarc1]

RayFromDa Bay true💯

[@33GLOCK]

100

[@dropdarealest]

100

[@TheProdigalSon_777]

RayFromDa Bay....and only a real brother would forgive his brother....

[@ducknuts6146]

Hey look I’m on vlad

[@ricoogzz5129]

Fat Joe Tells The BEST hip hop stories! And Gon Be Making Hit Records until He 80 💯

[@Team7_Ninjutsu]

I 2nd that Nore hands down

[@imyanigmw]

Big dummy facts!

[@ricoogzz5129]

@Daniel's Opinion Nore And Fat Joe !! 💯

[@danielmarley6483]

Every Latino nigga says the same shit

[@DeathRowMakaveli]

@Daniel's Opinion word! Especially that dmx story right

[@SSJ4Ty]

Nothing but love for Joe. He's matured & gotten so much wiser.

[@CarlosFlores-tj5tj]

This man Diamonds milly rocking the whole interview. Lol

[@donjonesmusic860]

Carlos Flores Facts

[@wolf4rmflatbushunknown577]

Diamonds Dancing Like Cris Brown

[@ElLoboLoco_]

Carlos Flores ELEGANTLY!!!

[@tralito4357]

When the ice hit the light it twinkle and glisten.

[@christopherayettey4390]

Shit is different!!

[@502kingpaul]

He kept it 💯 Joe’s a living legend

[@Dre_fit_28]

502 KINGPAUL that a facts

[@ricoogzz5129]

Indeed 💯

[@haroldestime1787]

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[@rgw1380rw]

@Beverly Huttinger That's what most people do when they've lived and have memories. I've watched many of interviews on non New Yorker's that speak about their history as well. Why must you attempt to tell a blatant lie about speaking on history only being a New York thing?

[@thedarkknightman6150]

Is fat Joe white?

[@dedicatedrouterecordz5774]

Who else see Mickey Mouse in the corner of there left eye

[@galvatron3290]

Dedicated Route Recordz 🤣🤣

[@stephenjackson2912]

Dedicated Route Recordz I see it, it's a speaker Mickey mouse. Lol

[@AlbertLara]

😂

[@jaridwarren4004]

Dedicated Route Recordz 😂

[@FlyHy89]

I thought it was fat joe 😂😂😂

[@thaillest30]

New York rappers used to always diss each other, I really think the increase in level of disrespect began with 50 Cent. He really broke down the unity in NY and had a lot of artist not wanting to collaborate with certain artists for fear of him catching feelings and retaliating. Couple that with NY's decline in popularity around that time...

[@SSJ4Ty]

"Divide & Conquer.''

[@emilioperez6435]

50 cent always in a rush to be a successful ass hole he was and still is bad for hip hop the man is a narcissist

[@mackvelly8899]

50 got shot 9 times and then everyone started slandering him about it. If anything, blame Ja Rule and Irv Gotti for making that into a another Biggie and Pac situation and also burning bridges in the industry by bulling people

[@imsofocused4678]

I was born and raised in Bklyn NY and was around during the height of NY hip hop in the 90's. There was a lot of unity and also a lot of competition. The competition really started when Biggie started calling himself the king of New York. Then when Jay-Z came along not to many other rappers liked him. They all felt that Jay was corny accept Biggie. Nas, Raekwon, Method Man, DMX and few others were really respected for their skills on the mic. Jay manage to climb to the top because of his work ethic and consistency.

[@kevinseveneleven]

50 and Jay. But in this instance when you're talking about Cam and Nas it goes without saying Jay's influence on that.

[@IRON5]

Bay Area and Houston cats been on the independent music game for decades...

[@donskeezy8762]

True dat

[@verdes25]

IRON5 By Indy u mean selling shit out the trunk or mom & pop shops...

[@IRON5]

@@verdes25 Yes

[@trestaylit619]

IRON5 facts. Most of the smart Cali rappers sign with each other.

[@antonioleon2926]

H-Town on another level with that independent game !

[@rockrhymrr]

Don Cartagena was his best album to me. Barz

[@juanrolon3351]

rockrhymrr, Well basically is Big Pun album because Pun wrote that album

[@Dre_fit_28]

Facts

[@poloregal]

rockrhymrr not even close. Me, Myself and I was slept on like hell. Shit was tough as fuck

[@williambattiste2402]

Jealous Ones Envy

[@tyrushbk]

Nah all or Nothing

[@dowutchudo]

It feels good to hear a real hip hop artist stay real and true to himself. Last of a dying breed. Big ups to Fat Joe.

[@FucOuttaHeaTV]

Lol

[@thatdudee5344]

I don't think people really understand the importance of owning your masters & publishing. If you own those and make good music with good amount of people listening to your music/watching your videos on different platforms, doing shows, collaborating with other artists to get more exposure, owning your own label and even getting a hit record or two will keep you wealthy forever. You don't need a record label in 2018 unless its for a distribution deal and its worked in your favor so you're still making good profits. Sir Mix A Lot has made over $100 million dollars off of the one song Baby Got Back alone because he owned his Masters and Publishing

[@neanam]

I knew you was going to use sir mix a lot..... which let me know you didn't know until sir mix a lot said so..

[@662chillin]

Joe and Remy gonna eat well off All The Way Up for a while because that song is still being used today by Mountain Dew. Can't imagine it won't pop up again in the near future

[@AllenThaiverson]

Dj Paul took that advice as well

[@KingMrQT]

His chain lighting up like a rainbow

[@tonyjones3710]

WORD

[@19inkorrect91]

Mister_QT that cross looks upside down.

[@grimm5702]

@Cool Story 😂 😂

[@JusJusJusJus]

Theo Mann what if it was pussy

[@19inkorrect91]

Justin Aguas look we got ourselves an internet tough guy, real bad ass behind a screen. I'm shaking in my boots.

[@ClutchFirst]

So much respect to the mature grown up Fat Joe. 🙌🏽

[@steventopper9310]

Which diss track was Fat Joe talking about that Cam dissed Nas on?

[@finesseorgetstretched7207]

Rappers take Note those are real diamonds 😅 Chain dancing its ass off

[@thekongtracks]

Fat Joe got it from the money he made as a spokesperson for Ponzi "Pyramid" Scheme -fyi

[@youngfame1695]

Black Millionaire Status it’s facts doe 😂😂😂 dat nigga was a scammer

[@tyronetucker3093]

All diamonds are man made

[@KnightRevere8]

SUBSCRIBE to my channel family ✌

[@Rickxxxs]

so joe was responsible for bring us dj khalid .... finally we have a culprit

[@YBSMuzik]

If you didn't know that you dont listen to hip hop for real.

[@kennethbowers6920]

@@YBSMuzik real fucking talk

[@Tilon83]

I've been listening to hiphop since the '80s and I didn't know that.

[@tapone6621]

DJ Kjaled stayed under Joe💯 I thought bro was his sidekick as a kid🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Rickxxxs]

@@YBSMuzik just because you knew or listened to all that hip hop doesn't mean it was all good hip hop... DJ khalid is my point in question.. guy isn't good for music at any cost.

[@chenault15]

Damn those diamonds dancing

[@youngb6137]

DeCarlo The Jack Of All Games Chenault Facts

[@jos-a-jmcp1504]

Lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXm0epudqsSLaaM

[@ErickGuira]

Dude got a nightclub on his neck

[@darkgardenrecords9264]

Wouldn't go plotting tho 🤣

[@maaruz1979]

Knew Fat Joe from in the Bronx early 90s before he blew up; one of the realest dudes out

[@39Hundred]

maaruz1979 Not according to Cuban Link.

[@nycpolo5554]

trinity ave

[@Lonewolf_665]

Knock it off b

[@roland2715]

I knew you before you were conceived

[@maugabiongo249]

Marshall Street nobody cares what Cuban according...Fat Joe isone of realest dude.Go ask some OGz in bronx forest projects trinity ave

[@twilson4159]

He is speaking facts when it comes to no unity amongst NY rappers

[@elevatedemotions4548]

Lightshow on his neck

[@nmor30]

Basically

[@TheDCGuitar13]

We all went blind for a sec

[@jayay107]

RIP Burt Reynolds 🙏🏾

[@whatsshakinbaconnothinjust2986]

Fuck him

[@lemmechangeitdamn1100]

Rip ol Bert.

[@lemmechangeitdamn1100]

@Kenneth The Golden Child yea. Yesterday.

[@jayay107]

Crying Jordan Face fuck you

[@jayay107]

Kenneth The Golden Child yeah last night or earlier today

[@doctorj7112]

Hip hop is in a good place now because it has these respected OGs like fat joe and others who are gate keepers and help to remind the next generation what hip hop is and who truly represents it

[@HatersHaveOpinion1]

2:15 When He Said He Had Deals With Friends That Rather Sign With Other Ppl Instead Of Him He's Basically Talking About *Cuban Link*

[@AxelFoley-sb5re]

Beautiful chain! That’s all you need with a nice watch...no need to overdue.

[@DiorDevv]

That necklace was going stupid the whole interview☄🔥

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin994]

I just spent the entire 7 minutes wondering which one shines the brightest, his chain or his forehead

[@martinskursiss4769]

Lol

[@mckenziejenkins2194]

😂😂😂😂😥

[@TEAMGETHELP]

His watch.

[@dexterthompson6526]

😂

[@ronaldblakejr]

Lol

[@nycpolo5554]

fat Joe is real....I still got his first album on cassette since '93

[@kellyliggans8939]

I have it on CD I still play it

[@allencarter4514]

Sometimes the competition is in your own circle an you need to step back an just make sure you protect yourself

[@joseveliz218]

Man I’ve always liked fat joes music. The more I watch this dudes interviews he has to be now one of my favorite rappers , just as a person. Smart dude doing a lot for himself

[@darkgardenrecords9264]

Never loved Joe as a rapper, but if I needed to start a label he might be one of the first I signed. 100% real

[@oldheaddeuce2273]

down with fat joe before he was with pun. hall of famer.

[@poloregal]

Marc Gipp This South Carolina dude agrees. We were in country ass backroad SC bumping Jealous One’s Envy

[@reptacularreplover3437]

Flow Joe

[@papichulo7757]

One day I went to visit my aunt and stuck up my cuz

[@nashvilleboss3379]

@@poloregal Really🤔?

[@tonegee1083]

fork at the end of the road umm pun didn't put joe on lol it was the other way around joe been out since the late 80s BX ALL DAY

[@Will-tm5bj]

That last bit is everything. Everything

[@christianjr456]

I've been listening to rap since 88" when I was 8......I used to go down and get every source magazine the 17th of the Month in Toronto here and....

[@Kaine12349]

He dropping gems

[@whatsshakinbaconnothinjust2986]

Gems* idiot

[@whatsshakinbaconnothinjust2986]

@@jayesoteric9106 Wow another momma joke! How original bitch

[@Kaine12349]

Crying Jordan Face thanks for the correction keyboard warrior

[@xDreMack]

NY hip hop fell off because the gatekeepers, Jay and Diddy, refused to put on local talent and make stars out of them. They instead used them as street cred or muscle. Baby, Master P, Trick Daddy, Scarface, T.I., Ludacris, Rick Ross, Lil Jon, Jeezy, Gucci and Yo Gotti all put on other people from their cities or someone who was on the come up. Most of them then did their best to make sure their artist succeeds and taught them to repeat the process.

[@rbgrbg8780]

Andre macklin g-dep, mase, loon, Biggie, and I’m sure it’s others I’m missing that Puff signed. And Jay might not of had a lot of NY rappers on the Roc besides Bleek but it was filled with Philly rappers who still east coast

[@Pyrisy]

Andre macklin NY didnt fall off. Yall stop having a monopoly. No one dominates rap like that anymore people still say Atlanta runs hip hop with a Canadian as the biggest guy. The top 3 might not be from NY or the Atl. Thats old ways of thinking.

[@xDreMack]

RBG RBG diddy used those dudes to revitalize Bad Boys. Jay threw Bleek at Nas and State Prop at D-Block. They left all them high and dry once they served their purpose.

[@xDreMack]

Jet Blvck No doubt I personally feel like Cali has the best talent in hip hop at the moment. I like the beast coast rappers too but they don't get a lot of main stream exposure.

[@Pyrisy]

Andre macklin cool. I just had to say that because ny has cardi, french, asap mob, nicki, a boogie and and hov, fat joe still running around not many not many cities have that much talents hitting radio if u even still listen. Its get annoying hearing ny complaining just because people realized there talent other places than just there. Think about whos popping they are from everywhere. Meek, big sean, kendrick, cole, drake, chance, migos,

[@joekim6548]

Joe always gives great interviews

[@isazisempi2248]

Bro that chain is lit personified.

[@erikjohnson7368]

Battle rap is the essence of hip hop. The disconnect happened when dudes started taking that ish serious. After true battle rap contests, the rappers show respect afterwards. The big labels drove that beef real hard and had their artists saying stuff you just aren't supposed to say. That's what he was saying about Cam'ron. Everybody knew he wasn't about that life he was rapping. He got some real live goons to hang out with him and that's when he started talking reckless

[@washitawanu]

I remember long ago meeting Fat Joe at Raptivity Records or Source going into the elevator with 2 of his dudes and I'm like this guy here. He kept his eye on me like I should recognize him. But I remained quiet due to those days in 90s where tempers fly. Peace

[@shireefbey2557]

I was on video music box hosting with ralph McDaniel interviewed joe on fordham rd Bx real shit im 40 now

[@marvinallen7117]

Thank 50cent for new york rappers gettin at each other, i mean we battled each other since the 80s but never tried to put each other out of business or said personal things it was just all about the sport of battling and who had the best lyrics back then!!

[@RAHBARZ17]

Great words at the end

[@85jmurk]

While lack of unity is one of the reasons East coast fell off I think when battle rap blew up, that helped destroy mainstream East Coast rap because before Smack and K-Dot got big, rappers from the East coast would battle , but they also focused on learning how to make songs and getting a deal because battle rap wasn't really paying back in the day but now a rapper can make a career out of battling and I think that took a lot of the East Coast's spitters focus away from learning how to make songs because they didn't have to learn anymore because battle rapping became big. Labels also had a hand in it too, only focusing on southern rappers

[@Crunchysopa52]

yeah I agree w/that.

[@jonp9300]

That’s a big reach homeboy

[@dkscott331]

The streets don't run the radio anymore, the clubs do. That's when it started to change. Street shit don't sell or it just aint profitable anymore. Its about the women now. Whatever they think is poppin it what sells. Pac called it.

[@85jmurk]

Drip Jay How? Almost all of the Hottest NY rappers from the 80's 90's early 2000's started out battling that's how they got their names out there but when they got discovered by producers, A&R's etc, those people knew that while the rappers could spit, they would have to learn how to make songs Biggie was a dope ass battle rapper, but Diddy showed how to make a hit.

[@85jmurk]

David Scott There were club hits back in the day too, Jay, Nas, Biggie Pac all of them had club hits and had the street bangers . When Battle rap became a career, that's when the bullshit that's on the radio now took over.

[@Oddtracknumbers]

Joe' debut album is a stone classic! D.I.T.C. were as solid as Wu-Tang in the 90's

[@izzo5560]

Joe slept on to me straight legend

[@Willrell]

True great video

[@antoniomontgomery1349]

Hustling is the key to success. Making moves is the key to success

[@dr.madthumbs4625]

kids, listen to this intelligent man. Stuff of legends... When it's all said & done, Joey is amongst the top 10 greatest MCs all time. An important man in the industry. Tip of the hat

[@MrSuckafree247]

That Don Cartergena Album is classic.

[@OLaN420]

I still listen to that album today🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@helenrobertson45321]

People just be scared and nerves and sometimes the worst business partners to have are best friends and family u just font want things to go wrong...and sometimes workin with those kind of people they're so comfortable with u they might feel like they can do what ever to you.....

[@Jennylittleprincess]

beautiful chain

[@kingtutankhamun8190]

Pristine boyz got the same chain

[@ybsyoungblacksocialites6857]

Wait, I thought this was about Nas & Dipset 🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Msboochie2]

My kids never cried as babies either. They were always happy and smiling. If a baby is crying it's because they have a need for something. That's their way of communicating, don't ignore them please. They are at our mercy, figure out what they need. We're not rich either. They were rich with love.

[@JB-sv5pr]

Diff kind of Rich’s ! Bob Marley style

[@ryanhoover8130]

When tha light hit tha ice it twankle and glisten

[@HEYSERG]

Some won't get this 😂

[@ryanhoover8130]

@@HEYSERG the same ones who loom confused when you call birdman baby

[@originalJoeKing]

We need another Fat Joe and Eminem collaboration. Speaking of which, why is it that rappers who have been around for a long time and respect one another don't make collaborations happen that often, if at all. I have some examples in mind, and if anyone is curious I can list them.

[@CartierGem360]

I feel Joey but Nas started it lmao

[@mitchellepps5193]

You 100 percent right...sneak dissing in the late 90s...like nobody noticed...

[@southwestman21]

Dam that chain right

[@khalida1738]

He better not wear it when I am around

[@dqualen]

Khalid A oh you BROKE BROKE

[@Callebravo]

Khalid A you not gonna do shit 😂

[@joseyeastwood]

I love listening to joes stories.

[@cash9739]

2 Underrated OGs have some of your best interviews Fat Joe and Trae Dee...Them 2 On a track #UrbanClassic

[@luis.vuitton]

Chain like a disco

[@kamacho1231]

We need another CUBAN LINK interview what's up with that??

[@askiasabur381]

The beginning of Success Video Joe had everybody at the table

[@imtyrone9407]

This the type of interviews to make the day go faster at work.. When the auto pay plays the boonk interview I gotta take my phone out my pocket and skip that bullshit

[@dropdarealest]

“Lean Back” royalties alone can make Fat Joe fat again.

[@fabo36]

Fat Joe is one of the guys that really knows what he’s talkin about, he’s dealt with so much in the game it’s insane

[@raspberriessummer9074]

Such great wisdom.

[@SegaSavageMusic]

Respect thank you

[@kangzchan5253]

“They said they was going to snacks the coofi off of mad and I was like I’ve had enough”

[@cakeforging2195]

Smack

[@2009brandond]

Lmaooo

[@Sputz3]

“Khalid with go get a alien to do a song with justen beiber” 😂

[@marcinp1645]

Damn that chain sparkly

[@garygary8856]

Fat Joe- bro that was one of the ONLY RAPPER INTERVIEW I ever watch . Very sincere and good guy.

[@reggrice3175]

U experience most of da hate among da peoplie close to u an yo hometown "Dey hypnotized wit hatred"-boosie

[@PastorLendore]

Neck blinging like its Fight For New York

[@derekjones4484]

Tarzan Lendore Tru

[@taipanmeserablegoat2416]

When you don't listen you'll feel, just don't cry like he (I) never tried to help. To each their own.

[@skillz9549]

DJ Khaled I respect that dude. Started in Miami on the Underground radio station 96.1 back in the late 90s. I live in Fort Lauderdale we used to have to drive like 15 minutes south on the highway to Miami just to pick up the underground radio station. He was killing it. Then 99 Jamz pick them up gave him a real job. It was over then he took over everything

[@beatsfornobody4357]

JOE: You want the bullshit? VLAD: A-hm. JOE: I'll give you the bullshit.

[@dayaaron87]

That's real Fat Joe i appreciate you big homie!!! You do your Puerto Rican people proud!!!

[@ADR199E]

This really how much heart we got black homie, native homie, asian homie, Puerto Rican homie loyalty til the end. ✊👌👍💪

[@booshine187]

Dope live from brooknam

[@javeionedmon1248]

Diamonds Dancing! True Hip-Hop Legend

[@lauferg25]

He remind me of Anthony Anderson..

[@ChristopherNealBUSHIDO49ERS]

I just like the way Fat Joe rolls! Respect to the Real!

[@fourdevils694]

5:21- 5:28 "He was the guy BEHIND ME, PUSHING ME to do CERTAIN THINGS that I normally WASN'T COMFORTABLE WITH"

[@robmarsh6025]

Shout outs to Fat Joey one of the realest rappers I've ever met or had to work with.

[@jeremiahyoungbull7059]

I tried listening to this interview but got sidetracked looking at his chain lol

[@Hova-dw5sw]

Nah NY never setup a new wave of younger rappers to keep it going...everyone else did.

[@amenlion88]

not. the industry pushed real music out because its liberating. the industry allowed these Jack ass rappers in. No talent and dont say nothing.

[@Unk.214]

Joey jewelry look crazy best clarity i ve seen on here

[@drfunk1986]

that chain and that watch

[@dialloamadoury9518]

Fat joe is a legend of hip hop always keep things positive

[@great159]

Joe's wise in the game.💯

[@williamybanez5320]

Why does It block my sound, not allowing me to listen?

[@coenpietersen272]

Joe's chain triggers my epilepsy.

[@SaniCarci]

Dade County knows Uncle Luke put Khaled on. WEDR 99 Jamz

[@nycpolo5554]

96.1 and all star cafe south beach....late 90's

[@Sam-wg3mn]

Exactly. Uncle Al and Luke put Khaled on. Dade County knew who Khalid was. Remember First Platoon song M.I.A.M.I. Khalid was wearing a Dolphin Jersey

[@chinnosadventures7174]

Fucking false gtfoh lmao Go learn facts lmao

[@cfonville268]

Is Vlad sitting there stirring the tea because even the OGs fall into the sunken place talking to him!

[@sicshop]

Haha. Ouch

[@jacobbutler6049]

I just watched that movie get out last night lol the sunken place

[@justinwilliams2694]

Joe talkn about how everybody helps everybody but where was he when Big Pun (R.I.P) died?

[@jayfromthebx7182]

I got a singed shirt from him when he was at this radio show , my class went on a trip

[@imsofocused4678]

Why are people talking about Jay-Z signing Nas? Nowhere in this video did Joe talk about Jay and Nas. Jay had nothing to do with Nas's deal at DefJam. Nas said on multiple occasions that LA Reid was responsible for him coming to DefJam.

[@Pyrisy]

Im So Focused they only care about perception. You cant talk real things to them. La Reid is Jay-Z boss at that time but they dont wanna see it that way because they dont know or care about La Reid and Jay-Z was the “President” they dont know anything about corporate structures. Its just easy to say Jay signed Nas.

[@whatsshakinbaconnothinjust2986]

Fat Joe spitting facts

[@kendrickrichard3449]

Why does the content of video is the opposite of the video title🤔🙄

[@yen9659]

Joe your Diamonds be hitting different!!