Juelz Santana and his Skull Gang make a cameo, and this is the first video I’ve seen of Lloyd Banks with his cousin from the Skull Gang, John Depp.

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During the interview it was revealed that G-Unit’s newest member would indeed be Beanie Sigel himself. Apparently Beans was in the background chanting the groups call; G-G-G-Unit! The Broadstreet Bully also stated that he won’t stop attacking Jay-Z until he responds with the proper respect.

Sigel stated that Jigga is nothing more than a crumb. During an interview last week, Jay-Z has this and much more to say regarding the Beanie Sigel attacks:

“He has a lot to complain about,” Jay-Z said jokingly. “Not me. Well Beanie Sigel at the time, and you can look it up if you like, just to be honest, was driving two Bentleys, I don’t know how. It’s impossible to drive two cars at one time with his mama in the sticks and selling 800,000 records. I don’t know what more you can do for somebody at that point. What people choose to do when they attain that type of success, you know, at some point you have to look in the mirror and look at yourself.”

“Beanie Sigel had a record deal, a record label, and a clothing line. And never went platinum, ever. I don’t know in the history of rap has anyone done so much with so little.,” Jay-Z added. ” I don’t know what more you can do for a person at that point. But a record deal, that’s normal. A record label and a clothing line, so, if that’s not pushing a person, shit. Thank-you.”

If you missed the beef so far; click here, here and here.

Part 2 and 3 after the jump…

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Angie Martinez landed an in depth in studio interview with 50 Cent. Fif’ talks about Kanye West, Jay-Z and Lil Mama, and of course throws some light jabs at each of them. Interestingly he goes on to say that Eminem may not have known he was featured with all those artists on “Forever” and wasn’t happy at the way his vocals were mixed on the final product.

Props to RapRadar.com for the audio.

Apparently 50 was “rushed” to the hospital after listening to Don Catergena’s new album. It was all fake, and again, a weak blow on his part.

Fat Joe has fired back and wrote on his Twitter earlier this morning “Tell 5o to get off my dick already… he was sick that my album is SO HOT that real music not that whack shit him and his clowns are making.”

If you missed it previously, click here to see 50’s acting ability regarding Joe’s new album.

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Acts include 50 Cent, G-Unit, Uncle Murda, Papoose, Hell Rell, J.R. Writer, Ron Browz, Corey Gunz, Maino, Trav, DJ Rob E Rob, Kid Cudi, Wale, Dipset and more.

That’s a nice line up.

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Everyone wanted to know if 50 Cent was trying to diss Jay-Z on his new mixtape track “Flight 187.” The G-Unit mastermind recently spoke to MTV and said there’s no beef, just observation.

“It was the glasses,” 50 explained about why he compared Hov to sitcom character Steve Urkel. “They saw the glasses. I didn’t Photoshop glasses on him. I think Jay is really conscious of his actual moves. He does those things to make a statement in different ways to create clarity that he doesn’t have to be the way people want him to be. He can do what he wants. But I wrote the song out of the perspective of me mentioning things I thought were interesting.”

Fif also noted that he mentioned Britney Spears and even members of his own musical family on the song, but everyone gravitated toward the Hov line because Blueprint 3 has a huge buzz.

“I even wrote, ‘Eminem made me a star and Dre is taking a long time to mix my records. I gotta talk to Jimmy Iovine about it.’ I wrote about Britney Spears. I said a lot of interesting things on the record, but they focus on Jay because his album is releasing.”

I’m tellin’ you Officer Ricky, you creepin’ with the wrong street sweeper, my dude.

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September 10 will mark the long-awaited return of Vh1’s program Behind The Music. The documentary one-hour series spotlights musical artists’ careers, often with personal and revealing interviews about controversial matters. This season’s lineup will include spotlights on three of Rap’s biggest stars: Lil Wayne, 50 Cent and T.I. .

The season will open with the Cash Money Records star on the 10th, airing at 10pm. Vh1 says that Lil Wayne is candid about his childhood and drive for fame.

October 8th’s show will chronicle the career of T.I. The Atlanta-based rapper will reportedly speak about his failed debut/tenure at Arista Records, the death of close friend Philant Johnson and his present jail sentence.

The following week, October 13, will tell the story of 50 Cent. The one hour will look at the rapper’s ascent from the tough Queens streets to building his G-Unit empire.

Behind The Music is one of Vh1’s longest-running programs, first airing in 1997.

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During his performance he spoke about the problems with him not being able to hold a concert at the 40 Day event and sends a “Fuck You” to the police in attendance.

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Lloyd Banks has been proving over the last year why he was once considered the mixtape king, and let’s face it, he was often doper on the G-Unit Radio mixtapes than 50 Cent. Banks is back on his “I’ll put a red dot on your face like it’s part of your religion” shit.

DOWNLOAD: Lloyd Banks – 730
DOWNLOAD: Lloyd Banks – Haters

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I wonder what Olivia is doing nowadays.

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Now, four albums in, I can say as a man that G-Unit, Game, Aftermath, Black Wall Street, Interscope, Geffen, Eminem, Shady, from [Lloyd] Banks to [Young] Buck to [Tony] Yayo to Dre to whoever; If it woulda kept going: endless paper. Millions of albums sold. Because we were great together.

Me and Fif’s chemistry is what Method Man was to Redman when they get in. Red ain’t from Wu-Tang but you know when Meth gets wit’ Redman it’s goin’ down… [Me and 50’s] biggest records were together. Whether I was on them or I wasn’t on them. Whether he was on them or he wasn’t on them. When we were in gellin’ writing together as a family, we had it man. If we never would have [broken] up, I think Detox would have been out and we all would have been selling millions from Banks to Buck, and Tony Yayo. I’m going to apologize for my role.

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50 Cent has told MTV that he will be releasing a project called War Angel LP next Tuesday at 9PM on ThisIs50.com.

He says the mixtape is more like an album, and he’s treating it as such and his “core audience” will understand it. No word though on if that means it will have all new production, or mixtape beats.

After that he says he will drop Sincerely Yours 2 and an as yet untitled G-Unit mixtape, all as a lead up to his September release of Before I Self Destruct.

Continue reading after the jump for a full tracklist for War Angel LP as well as streaming audio of Fif’ talking about the project, and

01. “I Line Niggas”
02. “Talking in Codes”
03. “OK, Alright”
04. “Redrum (Murder)”
05. “Cream 2009″
06. “I’ll Do Anything”
07. “London Girl”
08. “AK”
09. “Get the Message”
10. “I Gotta Win”

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