Beanie Sigel Disses Jay-Z In Concert?

Controversy surrounding an impromptu Beanie Sigel appearance during a Jay-Z concert in Philadelphia on Friday suggests a latent diss towards Hov.

After being brought on stage by label mate Jadakiss, who Sigel at one point and time had beef with, the Philadelphia native, did a short set, performing his own 2005 hit single "Feel It In The Air" and a rewritten version of Jay-Z's Blueprint 3 introduction.


Jay's original verse reads "Grown men, they want me to sit them on my lap / But I ain't got no beard and Santa Claus ain't black." Following Sigel's revised, acapella version, rumors indicate that his implication was that he isn't on Santa's, or Jay-Z's, sack and that Santa can't come in his house.

Beans, who has been signed to Roc-A-Fella Records since 1998, spoke highly of Jigga and Blueprint 3. In a recent interview with radio personality Jenny Boom Boom of Hartford, Connecticut's Hot 93.7, Sigel confessed "I ain't make it past the intro yet. To me, I think this joint might be it. I like it better than American Gangster."

Video footage from Sigel's surprise performance of "Feel It In The Air" surfaced on the web shortly thereafter also draws speculation as he recites the end of the first verse, "I read between the lines of your eyes and your brows / Your handshake ain't match your smile / These niggas foul... Already." Just before departing the stage, Sigel yelled to the crowd, "Love y'all, Philly. This is my muthafuckin' house. I run this town tonight!" which is the title of Jay-Z's single, "Run This Town" featuring Kanye West and Rihanna.

Whether or not this was a diss towards Jay or an admiration of his work and respect to Sigel's hometown of Philly has yet to be confirmed. Jay-Z is scheduled to perform tonight in Amherst, Massachusetts at the Mullins Center.
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Jay-Z: 'Kanye didn't kill anybody'

Jay-Z has urged the media to back off his pal Kanye West following his notorious outburst at this year's MTV Video Music Awards, insisting the backlash isn't justified because "he didn't kill anybody".

West has come under savage attack from stars and fans alike for storming the stage during Taylor Swift's Best Female Video acceptance speech last Sunday to proclaim the prize belonged to Jay-Z's wife Beyonce.

The Stronger hitmaker has since apologised both personally and publicly to the teenage country singer - but Jay-Z is stunned by how much media coverage and controversy his pal's behaviour has garnered.

The rap superstar admits it was "rude" of West and "inappropriate at the time" to rush the stage, but can understand why he was moved to do what he did.

Jay-Z says, "Of course it was rude because it was her moment, but that's the way he really felt… I think it was rude, but the way they're treating him…

"He's on the cover of every paper. He didn't kill anybody. No one got harmed. (He's) a super passionate person."
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