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Bang'Em Smurf Explains 50 Cent Incident
Bang 'Em Smurf, once a member of 50 Cent's G-Unit crew, shed light on an incident in which 50 Cent was accused of threatening gun play.
The incident occurred last week in Queens, New York, at a video shoot for GF Records.
"I was in the trailer [when he came] and somebody told me 'I think 50 road by but I wasn't sure, because he had tint [on his windows],'" Smurf, CEO of GF Records told AllHipHop.com. "I got hype like, 'What? Son is coming through my sh*t?' I thought he was trying to shut my sh*t down."
After making eye contact, Smurf said 50 Cent jumped out of the first of two vans and claims the rapper was traveling with police and a security detail.
"I'm thinking, 'What does this dude think he is - George Bush or something?' I'm like, 'Son, you not the president,'" Smurf said.
Smurf said that 50 Cent issued no threats, as was previously reported.
"All he said was, 'What are you thinking about?' It was like 500 people out there for my video shoot," Smurf continued. "Everybody out there shouting Guerilla Gang. [50] took his loss like a man. He turned around, jumped in his van and left. Police left with him, jumped in their van and left."
The incident is the latest in an on going dispute, both verbal and physical.
Smurf has attacked 50 Cent in print magazine and accused the multi-platinum rapper of abandoning him while he was incarcerated.
The dispute became physical when Silverback Guerilla group member Fredro Starr, also a member of Onyx, tangled with 50 Cent backstage at the Vibe Awards.
"It was an altercation. I can't really speak on that because it's a legal thing," Fredro told AllHipHop.com in December. "It was an incident that happened between me and Curtis Jackson. Its been a rivalry since he started talking about Sticky Fingaz."
Source: allhiphop.com
The incident occurred last week in Queens, New York, at a video shoot for GF Records.
"I was in the trailer [when he came] and somebody told me 'I think 50 road by but I wasn't sure, because he had tint [on his windows],'" Smurf, CEO of GF Records told AllHipHop.com. "I got hype like, 'What? Son is coming through my sh*t?' I thought he was trying to shut my sh*t down."
After making eye contact, Smurf said 50 Cent jumped out of the first of two vans and claims the rapper was traveling with police and a security detail.
"I'm thinking, 'What does this dude think he is - George Bush or something?' I'm like, 'Son, you not the president,'" Smurf said.
Smurf said that 50 Cent issued no threats, as was previously reported.
"All he said was, 'What are you thinking about?' It was like 500 people out there for my video shoot," Smurf continued. "Everybody out there shouting Guerilla Gang. [50] took his loss like a man. He turned around, jumped in his van and left. Police left with him, jumped in their van and left."
The incident is the latest in an on going dispute, both verbal and physical.
Smurf has attacked 50 Cent in print magazine and accused the multi-platinum rapper of abandoning him while he was incarcerated.
The dispute became physical when Silverback Guerilla group member Fredro Starr, also a member of Onyx, tangled with 50 Cent backstage at the Vibe Awards.
"It was an altercation. I can't really speak on that because it's a legal thing," Fredro told AllHipHop.com in December. "It was an incident that happened between me and Curtis Jackson. Its been a rivalry since he started talking about Sticky Fingaz."
Source: allhiphop.com