Uncle Murda snapped the second Gillie even said the name. He was next to Tony Yayo on Million Dollaz Worth of Game, episode dropped July 26, when Gillie brought up what Bleek said on The Breakfast Club a couple weeks back. Bleek called Yayo and the rest of 50’s people dependents. Said if Fif stopped fucking with them for one year they’d be in a shelter. Asked if they even got houses, if they spend time with their kids, and told them to show a picture of Yayo with the passport chain on without 50 standing right next to him.
Murda took that shit personal even though Bleek never said his name. Soon as Gillie floated that the shade might’ve been for him too, the volume went up.
“The only Bleek verse I ever fucking liked is the one that Jay-Z wrote,”
he said.
“I ain’t never like a Bleek verse that he wrote by himself. Fuck outta here. Niggas ain’t no Memphis Bleek fans like that neither.”
Then he went right to the money.
“I’m on a thousand. Let’s go Bitcoin for Bitcoin, bank account for bank account and business statements for business statements. We can do this next week. Let’s check the transactions. Let’s see how much money niggas really got. And check the safe, ’cause we got the safe money too. I got a safe in the crib.”
He started running down receipts. First-class flights to Disney with two of his guys and thirteen kids. House with a pool. The dispensary him and Yayo got. Podcast money. Empire deal.
“Niggas don’t depend on 50, but niggas get money with 50, and I salute that,”
he said.
“Fucking with 50 creates other opportunities to get money. That’s how it was easy to get the dispo. It’s a blessing to fuck with 50, but niggas not dependent on 50 to get no money.”
Yayo kept it cool, just said he was already getting money on the block before G-Unit. Whole thing started ’cause Yayo had said Jay-Z don’t look out for nobody the way 50 looks out for his. Bleek got on The Breakfast Club and came back swinging. Four gold albums. Two restaurants. Warehouse Music Group that used to run through Roc Nation. His own podcast. Said he’s a boss who never needed Hov cutting him a check and made it sound like Yayo and them still living off the mentor.
Bleek is Malik Deshawn Cox, same Marcy Houses that raised Jay-Z. Been next to Hov since Reasonable Doubt in ’96, four gold albums under Roc-A-Fella. Uncle Murda is Leonard Carl Grant from East New York. Short run with Roc-A-Fella in 2007, then G-Unit in 2016. Made his name on those yearly freestyles that air out industry business and stays on the road with 50. Yayo’s been G-Unit from day one and runs the podcast with Murda now.
Bleek saw the clip the same day and hit X with laughing emojis: “He tight tight. I got 1 he got NONE. He better go get 1.” Then he stacked the plaques—four golds for him, zero for Murda. Fans already picking sides on who really eats on their own and whose catalog is real. So far nobody opened the bank accounts.
