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From: www.theSource.com
Fucc Interscope
Fucc G-Unit except for Young Buck
Fucc Feminem
Fucc D12 the worst rap group in history
With so many problems surfacing at The Source magazine, it seems like the mag will still continue their crusade against Interscope and G-Unit. In the new issue the mag offers a 'Insider From Game's Black Wall Street Camp Gives First-Hand Account of Confrontation at Hot 97 and the Truth About G-Unit' and claims 'The Game's beef with The Source was coerced by his labelmates' when he said 'fu*k The Source' and still got 4 mics for his album, that was a big wake-up call for him.'
They new issue also showcases an interview with Interscope honcho Jimmy Iovine and states 'With Tupac's 'One Nation' album he wanted to prove he could sell records by unifying people as opposed to destroying people. Instead of making Tupac's vision of unity available to the public, the late artist's words were married with the works of Iovine's uber-thugs.'
What makes this all the more interesting is the fact that Benzino has placed blame on Iovine for him considering resigning from his 'co-owner' post at The Source. What is an attempt to bring the truth to the light seems to have turned into an outright slander campaign against Interscope and all of its artists (Dr. Dre, Eminem, 50 Cent and others).
Stay tuned for our exclusive interview with former Source employee Reginald Dennis which will knock your socks off!
Fucc Interscope
Fucc G-Unit except for Young Buck
Fucc Feminem
Fucc D12 the worst rap group in history
With so many problems surfacing at The Source magazine, it seems like the mag will still continue their crusade against Interscope and G-Unit. In the new issue the mag offers a 'Insider From Game's Black Wall Street Camp Gives First-Hand Account of Confrontation at Hot 97 and the Truth About G-Unit' and claims 'The Game's beef with The Source was coerced by his labelmates' when he said 'fu*k The Source' and still got 4 mics for his album, that was a big wake-up call for him.'
They new issue also showcases an interview with Interscope honcho Jimmy Iovine and states 'With Tupac's 'One Nation' album he wanted to prove he could sell records by unifying people as opposed to destroying people. Instead of making Tupac's vision of unity available to the public, the late artist's words were married with the works of Iovine's uber-thugs.'
What makes this all the more interesting is the fact that Benzino has placed blame on Iovine for him considering resigning from his 'co-owner' post at The Source. What is an attempt to bring the truth to the light seems to have turned into an outright slander campaign against Interscope and all of its artists (Dr. Dre, Eminem, 50 Cent and others).
Stay tuned for our exclusive interview with former Source employee Reginald Dennis which will knock your socks off!