HELL HATH NO FURY! The History Of Lil Wayne & Pusha T's Beef (LIST)

Clipse fires back in Laced Magazine (2007):

Magazines became the outlet of choice for the rappers to strike at each other. Clipse went at Wayne’s back in a memorable interview for Laced:  

Laced: How do you feel about Lil Wayne saying he is the greatest rapper alive?

Malice: If you Wobble Dee Wobble Dee, you can’t be a legend.

Pusha T: You can’t kiss other men, you can’t wobble-dee wobble-dee, and you can’t bite styles.  You can’t bite everybody’s styles.  You can’t try to rap like Jay-Z, dress like the Clipse, become a coke dealer after 5 albums, and now dress like Jim Jones. You can’t do all that and be a legend.  You have to be a trendsetter and he ain’t setting any trends.

Laced:  Just a few years ago you’re doing “What Happen To That Boy” with Baby, now today Lil Wayne isn’t saying complimentary things about you. Where do you think this animosity is stemming from?

Pusha T:  Yea, Gillie wrote Baby’s part by the way.  When “He” was a legend, Gillie wrote Baby’s part.  I would’ve thought he’d go to “legend” to get it written…He should’ve went to “legend” to get it written, but he goes to Gillie Da Kid instead. (laughs)

Malice:  I think he’s pretty much trying to save face, because you and I know what it is.  The streets said that, it wasn’t us that said it.  The streets did all of that talking.

Pusha T:  The streets said he was biting the Clipse.  Clipse never said he was biting us, because it didn’t really matter to us.  It really don’t matter to us, we have real issues.  Like Weezy f*ckin Baby (shakes head); come on man, he’s a faggot. (laughs)