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Christian Combs recently released a diss track titled “Pick Aside,” venting his frustrations against those who have been disparaging his father, P Diddy. With Diddy facing investigations for serious allegations such as human trafficking and drug trafficking, along with lawsuits accusing him of harm and harassment, tensions have been running high. Among those who’ve been outspoken about Diddy’s situation is 50 Cent, often poking fun at him. Feeling the weight of these criticisms, Christian, Diddy’s son, decided to clap back with his own track.
In “Pick Aside,” Christian questions 50 Cent’s loyalty, asking, “When all they had was 50 c, who put the city on the map?” while acknowledging the ongoing scrutiny his father faces. However, while Christian’s desire to defend his father is understandable, his approach may have unintended consequences. By referencing the federal investigations in his song, Christian inadvertently draws further attention to himself and his father, potentially exacerbating their legal troubles.
This move, seemingly influenced by the prevailing trend of beef culture in Hip Hop, could ultimately prove to be a misstep. While it’s natural for Christian to want to protect his family’s reputation, engaging in public feuds may not be the most prudent course of action, especially given the sensitive nature of the allegations against his father.
He remarked, “Tear down those walls just like when the feds busted into both our places. Too bad they’re gonna find out soon enough we’ve moved next door, ’cause that’s the one they missed.” Basically, Christian Combs implied that the authorities raided the wrong spot. It probably would’ve been smarter for Christian to keep quiet. This whole situation is just ridiculous, drawing attention back to him and his dad once more, especially with 50 Cent relentlessly targeting him. Fthy has already fired back multiple times, expressing feeling threatened by Christian’s lyrics and even jokingly pleading for safety. He brought up Christian’s legal troubles, especially the lawsuit filed by a yacht stewardess claiming spiked drinks and assault. 50 Cent playfully hinted at connections between Christian and the incident, poking fun at him for his comments about the failed raid. It’s clear 50 Cent plans to keep trolling Christian, showing why it would’ve been wiser for him to stay out of this mess. While his loyalty to his dad is admirable, this isn’t the battle he should’ve picked.
Meek Mill found himself in hot water after attempting to diss 50 Cent, only to have 50 retaliate with some biting remarks. Meek’s jab about 50 being “federal” didn’t go as planned, as 50 hit back by pointing out Meek’s low album sales and hinting at rumors involving Meek and Diddy. This sparked speculation online about Meek and Diddy’s relationship, especially since both happened to be on the same island. 50 didn’t hold back, even suggesting that Meek was playing the supportive partner to Diddy. Things got messier when Meek tried to jump into Soulja Boy’s beef with Metro Boomin and 21 Savage, only to be met with Soulja Boy’s pointed comment about Diddy. Amidst all this drama, the question arises: why is Megan Thee Stallion continuing to take digs at Nicki Minaj?
Delve into Megan Thee Stallion’s latest track, “Boa,” and you’ll sense she’s throwing shade, possibly aimed at Nicki Minaj. Though the lyrics may not be groundbreaking, Megan’s bold delivery and self-assuredness shine through. She’s intentionally stirring the pot, taking jabs at certain figures, including Nicki, likely aiming to ignite some controversy and garner attention. She’s probably counting on the buzz generated by feuds, like the boosts in streams seen with Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Remember how Nicki’s response to Megan’s “Hiss” propelled it up the charts? Megan’s likely hoping for a similar effect here. But with Nicki tied up in her world tour, Megan will have to carry the song on her own. Still, the video’s clever use of video game references adds an intriguing layer. Let’s dissect some of the lyrics. When Megan spits, “All of a sudden they’re vegan, avoiding beef, talking through veneers, while I’m knocking out teeth,” it’s a bold statement, though it lacks the depth usually associated with Nicki Minaj’s verses.
It feels like she might be referring to Cardi, but I’m hesitant to name her outright since Megan and Cardi are supposed to be cool, right? But these lyrics could definitely apply to Cardi if you think about it. Cardi does have veneers, and she famously cracked one eating crab legs, just like J T mentioned in her song. Plus, Cardi’s known for her love of Birkins and has dipped her toes into pop music, like her collab with Shakira, even if that song kind of came and went. So while the lyrics could fit Cardi, it might be a stretch. I’m not naming names, but it feels like Megan dropped these lines to provoke a response from someone. Another rap beef would definitely drum up publicity for her.
Then there’s this part: “I took off on bees and left them behind. How do you hate me if I’m not on your mind? Sending me messages ain’t Valentine. Bees is messy, but I’m petty.” It’s pretty clear she’s talking about Nicki Minaj, especially with the play on words with Nicki’s marital name, Petty. Megan hinted at Nicki’s husband in her song “Hiss,” which set off Nicki on Twitter and led to her own diss track, “Bigfoot.” Megan not responding made Nicki look like she was pressed, and now Megan seems to be throwing it back in her face.
And then there’s this line: “All that effing talking, but let’s see who really make a move. Make a move, post a picture.” It’s like Megan’s challenging whoever she’s talking about to back up their words with action.
In her latest track, Megan Thee Stallion throws down the gauntlet, boldly asserting her place in the rap game. She cleverly plays off Nikki Minaj’s famous line, “These bees are my sons,” by flipping the script and declaring herself the mother figure, birthing new talent and asserting her dominance. By questioning, “Whose son and who’s who?” she challenges her critics and establishes herself as the one in control.
Megan’s lyrics in the hook further solidify her position, calling out those who doubt her authenticity in hip-hop and emphasizing her success without relying on trendy platforms like TikTok. It’s a direct response to Nikki’s dismissive line about “bees time ticking” and “stick to dancing.”
While the track is clearly aimed at Nikki Minaj, Megan’s hopes for a response might be in vain, considering Nikki’s busy schedule. Megan will have to rely on the strength of her music alone to carry this single forward, rather than provoking controversy for publicity’s sake.
Instead of seeking out drama, Megan and her team would be better served by focusing on releasing quality music and promoting it effectively. Genuine talent and authenticity will always speak louder than manufactured controversy. Let me know your thoughts on Megan’s approach in the comments below. And as always, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights. Thanks for watching, and see you next time!