Just last year, Wayne and B.G. were performing onstage together, and Wayne even made a record, "I Miss My Dawgs," dedicated to all the Hot Boys who left Cash Money Records. B.G. says he was shocked to hear Wayne lashing out at his compadres recently in magazine and TV interviews.
"I went through the roof," B.G. said. "He sent our relationship sideways. I had a lot of respect for shorty cause he done that 'I Miss My Dawgs' song. He performed it for me. To make a long story short, he was like, f--- everybody who left Cash Money. I'm one of the ones who left Cash Money, so really you saying f--- me. I left, Juvi left. When you say f--- me, I'm gonna say f--- you back."
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B.G. Speaks On Beef With Lil' Wayne
B.G. contends that until the recent Wayne press run, he didn't have any beef with him. "My problems ain't with you," B.G. said of Wayne. "You ain't the one that got my money — Baby got my money. You ain't had no business even going there. Now I know where your heart is at." It's not all bad, though. B.G. says he does want to talk to Wayne regardless of whether Weezy F. Baby retaliates or not. B.G. is working on his next LP, Heart of the City, Volume 2: I Am What I Am, which is due in March. Mannie Fresh produced the first single, "Move Around," their first collaboration since B.G. left Cash Money years ago. The two may also work on a Hot Boys reunion LP, but it will just be Juvi and B.G. if it does happen, with Wayne on the outs and Turk in jail. In the meantime, B.G. is ready to go major again. His next LP is the last of his deal with Koch, and he's been talking to some power houses about partnering up in the future. He wants a label deal for his Chopper City Records. "I been talking to G-Unit, I been talking to Jive, I been talking to Sony," he said. "A lot of people wanna talk, but talk is cheap. If the business is right, that's where I'mma be at."
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