Charleston White continues to antagonize the rap industry, whether it’s the artists that he has grievances toward or the label executives that he has beef with. His issues with J. Prince and Rap-A-Lot Records are well-documented, but his recent stunt has undoubtedly gained virality. If you recall, Charleston White shared a video where he pulled up to J. Prince Jr.’s hood and allegedly got shot at.
Ultimately, Charleston White felt like his stunt proved that he had the heart of a lion. During a conversation with Akademiks, he explained that he’s “Michael Jackson Bad” and more courageous than someone like Tupac.
“J. Prince Jr. a hoe, he a p*ssy,” he said. “Me and him done bumped heads before. I done bumped into Rap-A-Lot in Austin, I done bumped into ‘em in Dallas, I done bumped into ‘em in Miami. But I ain’t never went to their hood. I went to they hood, my n***a, by myself… I really think I’m bad, n***a. I’m really Michael Jackson bad, n***a. Tupac couldn’t do this because he had to get M.O.B and Death Row.”
Charleston added that he’s the first person to have this type of arrogance, boldness and disrespect toward the guys in the street. “I really think I’m bad and showed up at Fifth Ward, n***a,” he continued. “When I realized where I was at, I did not run.”
J. Prince’s Response
After Charleston White’s stint in Fifth Ward, J. Prince spoke out.
“Never allow a maggot to draw you down to its level," a message from social media read. "A maggot will always beat you at being a maggot. Eventually, maggots become flies, eating s**t, agitating others, and spreading contamination until their last days. I've lived with roaches, rats, and flies most of my life, all trying to eat off my plate. Eventually, the universe rewarded them all. 'And no weapon formed against me shall prosper.' To all the human rats, roaches, and flies who keep campaigning, eventually you'll be elected. Congratulations. #JPrinciples."
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