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New York rapper Papoose recently dissed rap rival Fat Joe on-stage last week with a combative freestyle rhyme in which he wished for the rapper's death in place of Michael Jackson's.
While performing at a "Live From The Planet" event, Pap expressed his feelings towards Joey Crack.
"Eh yo, check this out," Pap told a Brooklyn crowd. "R-I-P to Michael Jackson/I'm sad you had to go/Instead of you dying, it should have been Fat Joe...I heard Fat Joe try to say he ain't get snuffed/Somebody put something in his mouth, my zipper's stuck...When he on-stage he don't get a lot of feedback...Even Fat Joe was forced to lean back." (5th Pro TV)
The duo had a scuffle over a year ago which Fat Joe claims he won.
"I don't have nothing to gain from putting out stories that I beat up Papoose," said Joe, who claimed victory in the squabble with the Brooklyn MC. "Papoose, this is an approach he chose. He felt he was taking a negative and turning it into a positive, but in the long run, time tells the truth. Time will tell." (MTV)
Papoose previously kept details to a minimum involving his fight.
"What happens in the streets stays in the streets," Pap said in a 2008 interview. "It was definitely an altercation. I stood tall. Yes, I invited [Joe] for a fair [one-on-one fight], he refused. Yes, I put my hands on him. That's all I'm saying." (Six Shot)
While performing at a "Live From The Planet" event, Pap expressed his feelings towards Joey Crack.
"Eh yo, check this out," Pap told a Brooklyn crowd. "R-I-P to Michael Jackson/I'm sad you had to go/Instead of you dying, it should have been Fat Joe...I heard Fat Joe try to say he ain't get snuffed/Somebody put something in his mouth, my zipper's stuck...When he on-stage he don't get a lot of feedback...Even Fat Joe was forced to lean back." (5th Pro TV)
The duo had a scuffle over a year ago which Fat Joe claims he won.
"I don't have nothing to gain from putting out stories that I beat up Papoose," said Joe, who claimed victory in the squabble with the Brooklyn MC. "Papoose, this is an approach he chose. He felt he was taking a negative and turning it into a positive, but in the long run, time tells the truth. Time will tell." (MTV)
Papoose previously kept details to a minimum involving his fight.
"What happens in the streets stays in the streets," Pap said in a 2008 interview. "It was definitely an altercation. I stood tall. Yes, I invited [Joe] for a fair [one-on-one fight], he refused. Yes, I put my hands on him. That's all I'm saying." (Six Shot)
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