Raekwon also weighed in on the ripples going on between Jay-Z and 50 Cent as they continue to send jabs to one another. Having had his fair share of beefs last year, The Chef added,
“That’s their thing but it’s like at the end of the day them brothers got a love-hate relationship. They both respects each other’s wills and each other’s situations in life but I think it’s just competition with a lot of ego involved with it. I really don’t know maybe it’s a personal one, maybe it’s not. Maybe it’s you fronting, he fronting or whatever and that’s something that they got to go through. If it’s good for the young cats to see it and look at it as a main event then hey, let it be.
For me it ain’t nothing because I’m sure ain’t nobody trying to hurt nobody because real beef is beef. Beef is when you throw holes through a nigga or you’re at a nigga’s door and I know that they both not in search of that. You got two good brothers that probably just don’t understand each other.”
As Raekwon continues to make his name ring bells throughout 2010 as well, download the “Coke Up In A Dollar Bill” Mixtape here. The project also features AZ, Busta Rhymes and Crooked I. Here’s the track listing as well:
1. Happy New Year (feat. ODB)
2. Coke Up In Da Dollar Bill
3. I Wanna Rock
4. Blood Missles (feat. AZ)
5. History
6. Trenchman
7. The Set Up
8. Real Talk
9. Stick Up Muzik (feat. Busta Rhymes & Uncle Murda)
10. Yessir (feat. Ghostface & Crooked I)
11. Crime Wave
12. Heat Rocks
God damn he looks like scarface up there…