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Nas addresses Young Jeezy and Ludacris.

Wasn't Nas on Funkmaster Flex's show like last week? Whatever the case may be, God's Son appeared on New York's Hot 97 earlier this week.

The Queens lyricist revealed that Jeezy called him immediately after appearing on Monie Love's show to explain himself. Nas also spoke on Ludacris's "Hip-Hop Ain't Dead" t-shirt. "Ludacris, who is my boy had a t-shirt that said, "hip-hop ain't dead, it lives in the south," Nas told Flex.

"Some people called me up like...what's up with Luda I'm like, 'he's representing his town. He's speaking from what he believes in.'

"I'm cool with Luda. I'm cool with Chaka [Zulu]. I ain't got no problems with them, but a lot of artists might have saw that as...he's setting it. And now let's jump in," Nas continued. "Hold up, Luda hip-hop does not live in the south. Let's get that straight. It lives in New York, the south, the west everywhere and the south has had a great moment and we love that.

And it's nothing against the south. So I don't want people to say, it lives in one area, it lives in New York, it only lives in the south. You know what I'm saying, Luda."


Diddy in Controversey Over Fashion Label



Rap mogul Sean 'Diddy' Comb's fashion label Sean John is at the centre of controversy after an animal rights charity discovered his 'faux fur jacket' is actually made from raccoon fur.
The Humane Society Of The United States (HSUS) claim Macy's department store chain is selling a coat advertised as having an "imitation rabbit fur collar" and "nylon/faux fur/goose down".

The HSUS bought the article, only to find the labels stated the jacket was made from "genuine raccoon fur".The HSUS is doing DNA testing on the fur to determine whether or not the fur is raccoon dog, a breed of Chinese dog whose fur resembles racoon.

If DNA tests prove conclusive, Macy's will remove the coats from their stores because they have a strict no dog or cat fur policy.