I got the Pro-Keds thing that came from a situation that I did, but then Dame back doored the sneak and gets with the licensee guy who licenses Rocawear and buys the license out the Pro-Keds, without me knowing it, Sigel said. The clothing line and all that came about cause Dame did that. Sigel claimed that life on Roc-A-Fella Records was not glamour and glitz, despite State Propertys output for Roc-A-Fella.Ĭollectively, or individually the Philadelphia group released hit records like ∿eel It In the Air (Beanie Sigel), Roc the Mic (Freeway) and ∼ant Stop, Wont Stop (Young Gunz) in addition to starring in two State Property movies and a State Property clothing line, which was sold in major department stores. 50 took his people on tour and paid them, not tell them it was a good look for them to be on tour. If you look at 50 Cent – no disrespect to the G-Unit, cause I love the way 50 Cent did with his dogs – but if you look at it, them dudes got more money and more bread than anybody in State Property. ∻ut as far as the push that people coulda got that really could have did things, you didnt do that.

He did what he did as far as signing people to Roc-A-Fella Records, you did that, Sigel told Charlamagne Tha God. Jay in another place and I understand that. Sigel also reiterated his claims that Jigga abandoned Roc-A-Fella rap group State Property, which featured group members Freeway, Peedi Peedi, Oschino, Omillio Sparks, and the Young Gunz (Young Chris and Neef ). Sigel claimed that several lines on Jay-Zs song ∺lready were the catalyst for the shocking diss record in addition to this treatment at Power 99s Powerhouse concert last weekend, which Jay-Z headlined.Īdditionally, the ∻road Street Bully revealed that he felt slighted for not being included on Jay-Zs Blueprint 3 album. This morning, Philadelphia rapper called into Charlamagne Tha Gods Morning Show and explained his motivation for releasing the record in detail. Sigel expresses his frustration with Jay-Z on the track, because of lines on Jays Blueprint 3, as well as the handling of Sigels career after a prison stint in 2004, as Roc-A-Fella Records was breaking up.

Beanie Sigel called into Philadelphia radio station 100.3 The Beat this morning (October 30), where he discussed a controversial new track in which he disses Jay-Z.

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