The Big Hash and J Molley have ended their beef. Now, here’s why.
Mzansi has been fully entertained in the short while J Molley and The Big Hash took their beef public. We all didn’t see it coming, and we had no idea what went wrong between the two, but we were all thrilled by the events that followed.
Up until yesterday, everything was going well as expected until it all blew out of proportion. Remember when Hash took to social media to challenge J Molley to a freestyle battle? Yes, that resulted in J dropping “Pall Bearer” which was quite the listen.
Of course, Hash replied riding on Speedsta’s “I Dont Know” sample put together by 808x and featuring Flvme “How To Kill A Dead Body”. That practically tore everything apart. Everyone was stunned by what followed, because hidden matters were suddenly made public and teams got involved. It all got really messy causing both rapper to quit the feud.
https://twitter.com/NavNeverBroke/status/1254876785394814978?s=20
Nav, why act like I didn’t have a home to go to? Like I didn’t Uber? Why act like you didn’t offer me these things “out of love”? If this is how you’re gonna do Ka$h then I feel bad for him. Why act like EVERYONE wasn’t trapping it out at Raw X? It’s been 2 years, get over it. 😐
— THE BIG HASH. (@peacebeyondme) April 27, 2020
https://twitter.com/Kashcpt/status/1254910519003226117?s=20
Yo, I’m done with this beef. Niggas taking shit too personal. They dropped a diss track, I never said anything coz I knew what it was: Hip-Hop. Now when I respond, niggas wanna whine about old business & get touchy. I respect J for barring up, but his team gotta chill, I’m out ✌🏽
— THE BIG HASH. (@peacebeyondme) April 27, 2020
And so is J but you don’t see me bitching about things that don’t exist. Don’t tell me it’s all love when all you do is start shit. You’ve manipulated too many people with that line. “It’s all love”, kiss my ass bro. You wack for that shit. Keep it 100 24/7, stop fooling niggas.
— THE BIG HASH. (@peacebeyondme) April 27, 2020
There is an ugly, distasteful racial narrative that’s gaining momentum & has nothing to do with the music. That is a battle I can’t win & personally do not want any part of. To those that believe in & support me, thank you. I’m only getting started. It was fun until it wasn’t.
— J Molley (@JMolleyOfficial) April 26, 2020
Spoke to both of my boys.❤️🙏🏾 and everything cool. This is hip hop, Hash killed this joint, I don’t even cav what to say.👏🏾 🤒🔥 & J didn’t live with me. This thing is getting really ugly and the artists themselves aren’t even involved. But anyway, it ends here. No more tracks. pic.twitter.com/S9UX2NiKFL
— Zeus Omega🇳🇬 (@zeusomega3) April 27, 2020