H. A. M. Hard As A Mutha F*cker the first track of the upcoming collaboration album "Watch The Throne," the producer os Lex Luger. The song may sound familiar to you because the beat is very similar to Rick Ross' BMF which was also produced by Luger. Now that the single has been downloaded like crazy and reviewed the underlinings of the lyric have been speculated to be toward Bird Man. Forbes.com reported today:
On the track, released on Kanye�s Facebook page early Tuesday morning, Jay-Z complains that his competitors merely fantasize about what he does on a daily basis � including, but not limited to, schmoozing with Warren Buffet and Steve Forbes. He also cites this writer�s $450 valuation of his personal net worth, rounding up slightly to �half a billie,� before taking a shot at a fellow Hip-Hop Cash King or two: �Really, you got baby money.�
The line is a double entendre meant both as a general reference to the small amount of money that other rappers have in comparison to Jay-Z, and as a specific a reference to the wealth of rapper Dwayne �Lil Wayne� Carter, also known as �Weezy Baby,� and fellow New Orleans rapper and record executive Brian �Birdman� Williams, also known as �Baby.�
Here's what baby had to say about Jay Z back in 2008, we've got the snippet of the quote and the video footage so you can decide.....
"I don�t think Jay-Z is the number one emcee in no kind of way. Wayne is the best. He do the most and he make the most money. I don�t think no n*gga in the business make more money than us. How can you be the best if you don�t make the most money? And you don�t do the most? Lyrically, come on man, be for real, can�t nobody f*ck with Wayne. If you number one and you ain�t getting no money it don�t mean nothing.�
Check out the video of Birdman on 106 & Park:
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