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Rapper Calls Out Fat Joe, Jim Jones, Jadakiss
26 Jul
Summary
- 38 Spesh performed 'Fool's Mate' dissing three NYC heavyweights.
- Targets Fat Joe, Jim Jones, and Jadakiss issued prior warnings.
- Spesh questioned finances, appearance, and street cred of rivals.
On July 24, Rochester rapper 38 Spesh took to the stage at Newark's Prudential Center, unleashing his AraabMUZIK-produced track 'Fool's Mate.' The song was a direct lyrical assault on three prominent New York City hip-hop figures: Jim Jones, Fat Joe, and Jadakiss.
This performance occurred despite pointed warnings issued by each of the targeted artists in the days leading up to the event. Fat Joe had publicly warned against disrespecting him, while Jadakiss posted a cryptic message about safety. Jim Jones also referenced his associates.
After completing his set, 38 Spesh addressed the crowd, asking where the aforementioned 'militia' and 'landmines' were. The rapper concluded his appearance without any incident. The lyrical content of 'Fool's Mate' specifically targeted Jones's finances and street credibility, including explicit lines about his girlfriend. Fat Joe faced commentary on his appearance, and Jadakiss's independence from Jones's circle was questioned.
