In a dramatic twist in the ongoing saga of hip-hop rivalries, Memphis Bleek has responded to Beanie Sigel’s explosive claim that Jay-Z wrote his rap lyrics. During a recent appearance on Cameron’s “Flee Show” on Revolt, Bleek addressed the controversy head-on, expressing confusion over Sigel’s assertion that he had never seen any verses penned by Jay-Z. Bleek stated, “If he wrote me a verse, you never saw it? Like he teleported the verse to me?” This remark underscores the tension simmering between the former collaborators, as Bleek insists on the authenticity of his own lyrical contributions.

The feud has reignited interest among fans of the iconic Roc-A-Fella Records, with Dame Dash previously fueling the fire by suggesting Jay-Z had a hand in writing for Bleek. Memphis Bleek, however, emphasized the collaborative spirit of their time at Baseline Studios, where artists frequently exchanged ideas and helped refine each other’s work. “That’s not writing for a [expletive], that’s helping a [expletive],” he asserted, defending his artistry against the notion that he lacked originality.

As the back-and-forth continues, Bleek remains hopeful for reconciliation, stating, “I’m past that rap drama, rap beef.” His remarks highlight a desire to move beyond past grievances and focus on the music that initially brought them together. The tension, however, remains palpable as Bleek and Sigel navigate their complicated history, leaving fans eager to see how this high-stakes drama unfolds.

With the legacy of Roc-A-Fella at stake, the stakes have never been higher. Will Memphis Bleek and Beanie Sigel find common ground, or will this feud escalate further? Only time will tell as the hip-hop community watches closely.