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G-Unit associate DJ Whoo Kid recently spoke on his reasons for not working with 50 Cent rap rivals Ja Rule and Fat Joe and said his issues are deeper than the Unit.
Despite his closeness with 50, Whoo Kid blames the rap rivals’ overall sound as being his reason for not doing joint mixtapes together.
“A lot of artists I deal with, like South, West Coast, it doesn’t matter,” Whoo Kid explained in an interview. “A lot of people think because I mess with G-Unit I only do G-Unit, but no, I work with other people. I just don’t work with Ja Rule or Fat Joe or all these guys. It’s not only loyalty but it’s common sense. I don’t want to deal with wack juice. So it’s like, I don’t want no wack juice on me. So I don’t deal with that. Everybody thinks that when they see me I only f*ck with 50 and Lloyd Banks and [Tony] Yayo, but hey, if you wanna think that, you and the world, every time I do something, usually the world downloads it and bootlegs it everywhere.” (Forbez DVD)
The outspoken DJ recently spoke on his issues with Nas in an interview earlier this month.
“I respect Nas and all the sh*t he’s done,” Kid explained. “But personally, what he did to me was p*ssy. It was a p*ssy thing. But I was telling [Rick Ross’ baby’s mother] Tia that, but the [online video footage] kept that. He refused to come on my show because of 50 Cent and he told my boy that. And my boy, I had my boy, I could understand if your A&R is playing around with me like ‘I don’t want to come to your show blah blah blah’ but I had my boy personally go ask him and he personally said ‘Nah I can’t do it man, I just can’t do it.’ Well you know everybody on my show, I really wanted Nas on my show. I was with him even before the It Was Written and crap like, when he was beefing with Jay-Z I was there. I bought him the bean pie and all that stuff. If it wasn’t for that beef with Jay-Z, he would not be who he is today. That was the personal anger that I had to put out there. But other than that, I’m not dissing Nas.” (True Stories TV)
Whoo Kid has been known to side with Fif in his rap battles and most recently confirmed their feud with Rick Ross came to an end.
“50’s done ten freestyles,” he explained in an interview. “I’m waiting on like, two more. I guess he’s trying to figure out the title. And I’ve been doing a lot of those Radio Planet videos, so I’m gonna put together a RadioPlanet.TV 50 Cent video. Those are my video mixtapes I’ve been putting out, killing the Web waves…The Rick Ross sh*t is outta here. It’s over, he’s done his promo, 50 promoted his album very well, so Rick Ross is outta here. Now he’s worried about his own sh*t. They got the Tia [Kemp] book out there. That should be the last level of anything that has anything to do with Rick Ross.” (MTV)
Kid recently spoke with radio personality Jenny Boom Boom and hinted at a possible rap beef between the Unit and Lil Wayne.
“Somebody’s always gotta be buried,” Whoo Kid said referring to the War Angel mixtape’s ‘Prepare For Total Destruction’ cover warning. “I’m just gonna let everybody get ready. What you do is figure out who’s still relevant, who’s still rapping…It’s definitely not Eminem, but have your fans call up and think who we should bury. It’s kinda obvious. The fans know. Don’t spoil it for all the people out there, I mean, but you know Lil Wayne always cops a plea. He has his daddy, always calls up and talks for him states that Lil Wayne doesn’t have time for beef he’s more worried about money and pills and rock music. He’s not really worried about beef and stuff like that. And the chick that handles his weave, you know, he’s worried about his hair right now. Shout-out to the police officer, Rick Ross.” (Jenny Boom Boom TV)
Check out Whoo Kid’s interview below:
DJ Whoo Kid Speaks On Clothing + Working w/ Other Artists
