When I told y’all Jeezy — and a few others — is a real rapper, I mean that what he says, he does or mean (ever see the video of him walking down South Beach showing his glock encase any of Rick Ross’ homies tries to run up on him?). Jeezy used to ride with guys like Big Meech (Wikipedia if you’re unfamiliar) and was also featured on Gangland;  a TV series on Spike that talks about different gangs throughout the states. During his latest interview with Vibe Magazine, Jizzle speaks on how he almost shot and killed a studio intern for being the one that leaked his first studio album (TM101) 6 days early:

“Yeah it was a big deal but I tell anybody when you put your life on the line and you work hard and you do your research, and do your work and you put an album together that’s something special to you, and when somebody does that it feels like you’ve been robbed,” says Jeezy while recalling the leak of TM101.

“And I, for one, ain’t the type to get robbed. I don’t play that shit, you know, I take that very seriously and I seen people get killed for less,” he adds.

Talk about lucking out .. Don’t forget about when he sent on of his goons after Gucci Mane, which resulted in Gucci getting the drop on him and the police later finding a 27-year-old Henry Lee Clark III dead. Now, more than six years since the original leaked; Jeezy, again (just not as violent), gave his take on his final installment of Thug Motivation being leaked:

“It’s just a crazy time in music because I remember when there was a time when we couldn’t wait just to go in the store and buy [an album] so I don’t understand, what’s the rush?,” Jeezy tells VIBE. “I mean you can’t rush greatness if something comes out and somebody puts hard work into it and you’re a fan of it you should want to purchase it and support him. It’s not about the money to me, it’s about the act you know — pulling up to the mall, getting out your car and actually going to buy something that you dig, that you feel is worth it.”

I personally enjoyed TM103 but I thought it would have been a lot harder than what it showed. It didn’t really go out with a big enough “bang” so-to-speak. I’ve been an avid listener of Jeezy’s for a longtime now and although I did cheat and download the leaked tape, I’m still going to hit up Best Buy on the 20th.

That Luda we’ve been missin’ is back, and you’d know what I mean if you downloaded his new mixtape 1.21 Gigawatts: Back To The First Time. It went hard. One of the most popular tracks off the tape was Shake N’ Fries featuring Gucci Mane. After watching this video I thought it was filmed in KOD (King of Diamonds). Just out a playa was trying to get some fries wit’ it.

We all know about Jeezy’s beef with Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka, which Gibbs has stated he doesn’t like neither of them. And for the past couple of months there have been rumors going around that Jeezy and Rick Ross have been beefing and said to be sending little signals throughout their tracks at each other. Somewhere along the line I think this all started when Ross paid tribute to former Black Mafia leader Big Meech with his track “BMF,” which Ross stated that he thinks he’s Big Meech by the lifestyle that he lives. Although Jeezy has addressed the beef, it seems like Gibbs isn’t having none of that and decided to diss Ross and his Maybach crew in his new song titled “187 Proof.”

From Rap Genius:

[Verse 1]
I grew up wishing my life would be like the Cosby’s
I go that extra mile to escape this ghetto monotony
See how this vicious cycle could fuck wit you psychologically
You better cooperate with the state or become they property
Bitch my name be breaking bail from the street to the jailhouse
And it ain’t no transaction unless I came wit my scale out
Roll in yo college, I just might fuck up and fail out
Fucking bitch after bitch, stacking my chips, all I care bout
Fuck wit GBA, bitch I need a CPA, come and count it up
Thousand thugs tryna catch him crowded around the bus
We start to throw down, if you down to fuck, then you down wit us
I know hoes that’ll smoke a stick, sloppy drunk, and get powdered up
This corporate thug world, they like you but they love the realest
Straight Gary gangsta shit, didn’t come up off no fucking gimmicks, bitch
2Pac ain’t back cuz he got set up and shot in the chest
Biggie ain’t either, so won’t y’all gon let them niggas rest?

[Hook]
I’m 187 proof, streets or the fucking booth
I’m hard to kill like Steven Seagal wit yo fucking troops
Yo choppas ain’t chopping shit if yo niggas ain’t down to shoot
And I’m ready to R.I.P. any nigga that y’all recruit
Cuz I’m 187 proof, streets or the fucking booth
I speak a foreign language, I think y’all call that the truth
It’s Gibbs, bitch

[Verse 2]
A walking 187, 187 crazy
Sick like Moammar Gadhafi, straight 187 babies
I reach for that reefer stench and my shit knocking Brotha Lynch
So lock me in correctional, but you can’t fix me or fucking see me
You know who you fucking with? A nigga who got shit to lose
I got niggas that rob you and rape yo bitch if they in the mood
Check my record, I been a fool, semi autos all in my locker
Flow stupid like I rode the bus to school with Waka Flocka
187 ways to die, bitch, this the end
6 niggas put 600 holes in yo 600 Benz
Bitch, I’m murder proof, I’mma live forever
Duncan block, Virginia street, bitch, we the clique together
Ask Pill who the real, bet he mention (Gibbs)
Killing niggas in the 4th Ward, shout out to my nigga Slick
Shout out to my nigga Hit, West side murder cat
Some of my niggas flow, but most of them beat that murder rep

[Hook]
Cuz I’m 187 proof, streets or the fucking booth
I speak a foreign language, I think y’all call that the truth
Cuz I’m 187 proof, streets or the fucking booth
I speak a foreign language, I think y’all call that the truth
It’s Gibbs, bitch

The lyrics that are highlighted are the ones that caught my eye that seem like a diss. Gibbs has made it clear that he’s cool with Pill, but as for Ross, Meek Mill and Wale? Not so much. It will be interesting to see if this continues to grow into a little something more because hey, all fans of hip-hop love a good beef every now and then, right?

You can listen to the track here.

Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame aka Ferrari Boyz aka PacMan.

Move over Ye-Z, Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame are the dopest collaboration out!

Get a camera crew and have them follow around Gucci Mane and The Brick Squad around in a club and this is what you get. The music video to Camera Ready. That Ferrari Boyz album is gonna hurt some trappers feelings when it gets released.

Check out the official album cover to the collaborative project between Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame called Ferrari Boyz. The CD hits stores on August 9th so expect full promo mode between the two to be in full swing starting now, especially since Gucci’s home from prison (again).

While Gucci Mane’s still incarcerated for whoever can remember these days, DJ Holiday gives us a new mixtape of that Brick Squad music. Production by Lex Luger, Drumma Boy, and others while features include Yo Gotti, YC, Yelawolf, 50 Cent, and others. Download link and tracklist is below:

• Gucci Mane – Writing On The Wall 2 (Mixtape) (Hosted by DJ Holiday)

Waka Flocka Flame aka Oklahoma City Thunder’s DuFlocka Rant drops his newest mixtape a day after his 25th birthday. Typical Bricksquad anthems on here with features from Gucci Mane, Wooh Da Kid, Tity Boi, Travis Porter, and others. Download link and tracklisting is below:

• Waka Flocka Flame – DuFlocka Rant: 10 Toes Down (Mixtape)

01. Waka Flocka Flame – DuFlocka Rant (Intro) (0:26)
02. Waka Flocka Flame – Stereo Type (1:43)
03. Waka Flocka Flame – I’m From Grove Street (Feat. Wooh Da Kid) (4:22)
04. Waka Flocka Flame – Mud Musik (Feat. Gucci Mane & Tity Boi) [Prod. By Southside On The Track] (4:14)
05. Waka Flocka Flame – Wet Wet (Feat. Blair Maxberry) [Prod. By Southside On The Track] (4:29)
06. Waka Flocka Flame – Drunk 2 Much (Feat. Blair Maxberry) [Prod. By Southside On The Track] (3:53)
07. Waka Flocka Flame – Bickin Back Bein Bool (Feat. Slim Dunkin & Wooh Da Kid) (4:29)
08. Waka Flocka Flame – Clayco (Feat. Gucci Mane, Kebo Gotti, Cartel MGM & Lil Capp) [Prod. By Southside On The Track] (4:41)
09. Waka Flocka Flame – Baby Let Me See You Do It (Feat. Wooh Da Kid & Slim Dunkin) [Prod. By Southside On The Track] (4:44)
10. Waka Flocka Flame – Nigga Knowledge (Feat. Lil Capp & YG Hootie) (4:35)
11. Waka Flocka Flame – 2 Deep (Feat. Gucci Mane, Wooh Da Kid, YG Hootie, Ice Burgandy, Slim Dunkin, Lil Capp & Frenchie) (6:28)
12. Waka Flocka Flame – I Don’t See You (Feat. Gucci Mane & Ice Burgandy) [Prod. By Southside On The Track] (4:38)
13. Waka Flocka Flame – Pass Around (Feat. Kebo Gotti & Slim Dunkin) (4:03)
14. Waka Flocka Flame – Pot Of Gold (Feat. YG Hootie & Kebo Gotti) (4:41)
15. Waka Flocka Flame – She Be Putting On (Feat. Gucci Mane) (2:59)
16. Waka Flocka Flame – One Squad (Feat. Blair Maxberry & Cartier Kitten) (4:24)
17. Waka Flocka Flame – Clap (Remix) (Feat. Travis Porter) (3:53)
18. Waka Flocka Flame – Wake Up (Feat. YG Hootie & Wooh Da Kid) (2:15)
19. Waka Flocka Flame – This Is Bricksquad (Feat. Ice Burgandy, P Smurf, Frenchie & Wooh Da Kid) (4:13)

#ShawtBusReloaded is the follow up to the CLASSIC #ShawtBusShawty. This contains only the best bars and verses from Soulja Boy, Rick Ross, Plies, Gucci Mane, OJ Da Juiceman, Nicki Minaj, Waka Flocka Flame, and Lil Wayne.