shit man spider and lil e r related threw marrige ,this shows 50 got the west on his back
Mixtapetalk.com: Alright, you just dropped the mixtape, and obviously there's a lot of tracks on there taking jabs at The Game; is the beef between the two of you a personal beef or is it more of a loyalty thing, because he's taking aim at the whole g-unit camp.
Spider Loc: Well loyalty is a very personal word within itself, and I find myself a very loyal and personal with my G-unit affiliates. So, you can say it's personal, but at the end of the day, it's all for the purpose of business, and I may perhaps take this business kind of personal.
Mixtapetalk.com: Before joining G-unit, I heard the two of you battled and established something from there.
Spider Loc: Yeah, we met battling. Dmx had us battle each other, and I smashed him. That sparked us to exchanging numbers and communicating with one another. As his situation progressed I saw no effort upon him to help mine do the same. I didn't take any ill feelings towards him, but I assessed our interacting with one another based on the outlets that were available to him. Even based upon are initial meeting, he knew I was far better than him, and he never attempted to forward my situation. So, instead of looking at him like a source, I always looked around him to seek a source that he was already tapped into. He never appealed to me in the industry, because he never made me feel that what he accomplished will ever benefit me, at all.
Mixtapetalk.com: Basically, the relationship changed when u got signed?
Spider Loc: The relationship changed before I got signed. As he experienced more and more success, his personality started changing. Although we were never close, the distance grew between us. And once I found myself associated with G-Unit, his attitude turned totally sour. He gets real feminine like; he acted like his feelings were hurt.
In the early days, I had an opportunity to speak with his brother, when the funny attitudes and miscommunication was going back and forth, and he explained to me that [The Game], the bi*ch boy, had mixed feelings because I joined in on the wrong side of a bad situation. And that sounded so silly to me, because when I actually met him I was closely associated with Suge Knight, and he was signed to Dr.Dre, so I couldn't understand how it could be on any worse sides of his situation, at that point.
But, I'm the West Coast best kept secret, and he been knew that. The same way John the Baptist was put on the earth to prepare a way for Jesus Christ, I believe he was given the opportunity of fame to prepare a way for myself, and he didn't meet that obligation; he suppose to let the world know I was coming a long time ago.
Mixtapetalk.com: Do you feel like he thought you were there trying to take his spot?
Spider Loc: I felt like he was there holding my spot that was already preserved for me, for years. He just had a brief time to sit in my spot; he didn't have a spot to take.
Mixtapetalk.com: How did the signing come about with G-unit; Young Buck put you on, right?
Spider Loc: Yeah, I bumped into Young Buck in Atlanta Georgia, and he heard me do a freestyle; he was so impressed that he took me to his video shoot in Los Angeles, about a week later for "shorty wanna ride". So, I was in front of 50 cent, and I took the opportunity to do the same freestyle, and upon completing the [freestyle] 50 cent offered me a position on the G-unit roster.
It's a lot of times I get questions asking me was I brought on to replace Game, and I want everybody to know that when I joined the team The Game was in good standing, whether it was underlying issues between people, but that's either here or there. His album was yet to drop, and when I went to the video shoot, he was there later on that day. There was no replacement factor, we were there to co-exist.
So, I was being bombarded in the streets with those insulting questions, because his character and the streets of Los Angeles is not the way he presents it to the world. And the more his name came up in the streets, the more I began to realize this. As I would communicate these things with 50cent, and ask him questions on how he felt I should deal with it in the streets, he would advise me to never get caught up in any negative conversations about [Game]. [50 Cent] would also advise me to make Game appear in the best light possible, because it was our responsibility to take care of him and up hold his image. Even when he got to hollering his G-unot gay sh*t over and over again, 50 repeatedly advised me not to get involved. I don't even think [50 cent] wanted it on his conscious for stirring up tension out here on the West Coast; that was the last thing he was looking for. He let me know it was unnecessary to respond to dude, or get involved. I took it upon myself after so long of hearing the same bullsh*t.
I'm a G-unit crip; I have a G-unit tattoo on the back of my hand, and I have a strong following out here; my homies out here is just as passionate about it. It was just so ridiculous to hear him going around hollering that G-unot sh*t, that I felt like he needed to put in his place. He's misrepresenting the West Coast to the world. West Cost Rydas don't wear butterflies on their face, we don't wear tight draws, and sag our jeans and show it to the world, we don't do DVD's and run around like divorcees, we just ride. We don't dress mutha f*ckas up in costumes on stage and beat them up, and all that weird sh*t. We don't run up on n***as in there town at the radio station, and leave with one of our homeboys getting popped, and going on DVD crying, and blaming the person we mad at for doing it. We don't do none of that sh*t. And I want to apologize to the world for the way [Game] misrepresented us. That's not us at all.
Mixtapetalk.com: Alright, you just dropped the mixtape, and obviously there's a lot of tracks on there taking jabs at The Game; is the beef between the two of you a personal beef or is it more of a loyalty thing, because he's taking aim at the whole g-unit camp.
Spider Loc: Well loyalty is a very personal word within itself, and I find myself a very loyal and personal with my G-unit affiliates. So, you can say it's personal, but at the end of the day, it's all for the purpose of business, and I may perhaps take this business kind of personal.
Mixtapetalk.com: Before joining G-unit, I heard the two of you battled and established something from there.
Spider Loc: Yeah, we met battling. Dmx had us battle each other, and I smashed him. That sparked us to exchanging numbers and communicating with one another. As his situation progressed I saw no effort upon him to help mine do the same. I didn't take any ill feelings towards him, but I assessed our interacting with one another based on the outlets that were available to him. Even based upon are initial meeting, he knew I was far better than him, and he never attempted to forward my situation. So, instead of looking at him like a source, I always looked around him to seek a source that he was already tapped into. He never appealed to me in the industry, because he never made me feel that what he accomplished will ever benefit me, at all.
Mixtapetalk.com: Basically, the relationship changed when u got signed?
Spider Loc: The relationship changed before I got signed. As he experienced more and more success, his personality started changing. Although we were never close, the distance grew between us. And once I found myself associated with G-Unit, his attitude turned totally sour. He gets real feminine like; he acted like his feelings were hurt.
In the early days, I had an opportunity to speak with his brother, when the funny attitudes and miscommunication was going back and forth, and he explained to me that [The Game], the bi*ch boy, had mixed feelings because I joined in on the wrong side of a bad situation. And that sounded so silly to me, because when I actually met him I was closely associated with Suge Knight, and he was signed to Dr.Dre, so I couldn't understand how it could be on any worse sides of his situation, at that point.
But, I'm the West Coast best kept secret, and he been knew that. The same way John the Baptist was put on the earth to prepare a way for Jesus Christ, I believe he was given the opportunity of fame to prepare a way for myself, and he didn't meet that obligation; he suppose to let the world know I was coming a long time ago.
Mixtapetalk.com: Do you feel like he thought you were there trying to take his spot?
Spider Loc: I felt like he was there holding my spot that was already preserved for me, for years. He just had a brief time to sit in my spot; he didn't have a spot to take.
Mixtapetalk.com: How did the signing come about with G-unit; Young Buck put you on, right?
Spider Loc: Yeah, I bumped into Young Buck in Atlanta Georgia, and he heard me do a freestyle; he was so impressed that he took me to his video shoot in Los Angeles, about a week later for "shorty wanna ride". So, I was in front of 50 cent, and I took the opportunity to do the same freestyle, and upon completing the [freestyle] 50 cent offered me a position on the G-unit roster.
It's a lot of times I get questions asking me was I brought on to replace Game, and I want everybody to know that when I joined the team The Game was in good standing, whether it was underlying issues between people, but that's either here or there. His album was yet to drop, and when I went to the video shoot, he was there later on that day. There was no replacement factor, we were there to co-exist.
So, I was being bombarded in the streets with those insulting questions, because his character and the streets of Los Angeles is not the way he presents it to the world. And the more his name came up in the streets, the more I began to realize this. As I would communicate these things with 50cent, and ask him questions on how he felt I should deal with it in the streets, he would advise me to never get caught up in any negative conversations about [Game]. [50 Cent] would also advise me to make Game appear in the best light possible, because it was our responsibility to take care of him and up hold his image. Even when he got to hollering his G-unot gay sh*t over and over again, 50 repeatedly advised me not to get involved. I don't even think [50 cent] wanted it on his conscious for stirring up tension out here on the West Coast; that was the last thing he was looking for. He let me know it was unnecessary to respond to dude, or get involved. I took it upon myself after so long of hearing the same bullsh*t.
I'm a G-unit crip; I have a G-unit tattoo on the back of my hand, and I have a strong following out here; my homies out here is just as passionate about it. It was just so ridiculous to hear him going around hollering that G-unot sh*t, that I felt like he needed to put in his place. He's misrepresenting the West Coast to the world. West Cost Rydas don't wear butterflies on their face, we don't wear tight draws, and sag our jeans and show it to the world, we don't do DVD's and run around like divorcees, we just ride. We don't dress mutha f*ckas up in costumes on stage and beat them up, and all that weird sh*t. We don't run up on n***as in there town at the radio station, and leave with one of our homeboys getting popped, and going on DVD crying, and blaming the person we mad at for doing it. We don't do none of that sh*t. And I want to apologize to the world for the way [Game] misrepresented us. That's not us at all.
