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T.I. & Fat Joe Get In HUGE Argument Over 50 Cent, Crime Stoppers, Atlanta & New York Plus More!

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T.I. & Fat Joe Get In HUGE Argument Over 50 Cent, TI Crime Stoppers, Atlanta & New York Plus More! T.I. says he takes issue with New York rappers getting extra credit just because they are from there. He also states that the journey of a southern rapper is much tougher. Fat Joe begs to differ and says he's always liked Scarface, Outkast and many of the other lyrical artist from down south. While it remained cool and respectful T.I. definitely wasn't going for the rat allegations. He explains in detail why he agreed to do the crime stoppers video that 50 Cent posted in response to battle challenge.

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