Wack 100 is no stranger to criticism in his life, especially when it comes to voicing his opinion. Since the passing of Nipsey Hussle, Wack 100 has been strangely vocal about his disdain for the rapper. Of course, Nip’s people have also been vocal in defending his name including All Money In artist J. Stone. Most recently, Stone took aim at Wack 100 over an alleged confrontation.

“Aye @wack100 you a Bitch in Real Life!!” he wrote. “And to keep it all the way 100, Nigga Nip hopped out on yo ass, got in yo face and pressed you and told you keep his name out yo mouth. You ain’t do shit but break it down to em.”

“Fatts (RIP) was right there bout to knocc yo ass out. You bowed it down! Now since the homie ain’t here, you hard now?” He continued. “THE REAL REASON WHY YOU DONT LIKE THE HOMIE IS CAUSE HE MARKED YOU OUT WHEN HE WAS HERE AND YOU AINT DO SHIT!”

Wack 100 quickly clapped back at J. Stone with a message reading, “All Money In Someone Elses Account” before threatening to pull his verse from The Game‘s album. “WHERE YA MONEY @ ? MATTER FACT IM DELETING YOU OFF MY ALBUM NIGGA YOU GOT THE WORST VERSE EVER——— YOU WASN’T BORN TO RAP ——-,” he said.

Check out the exchange between the two below. 

Since news of Nipsey Hussle‘s tragic death surfaced on March 31, 2019, there have been plenty of people who have come forward to claim close relationships with the rapper. People shared their encounters with the slain emcee and others even tattooed Nipsey’s face on their bodies. “Nipsey Blue” became a worldwide phenomenon as the public embraced the color that is used on cars, hair dye, and nail polish. The love for Nipsey Hussle was evident, but in a new series of photos, Lauren London shows that she’s continuing his legacy with a core crew, including his All Money In team.

In the caption of her photos, Lauren only writes the hashtag “#HussleAndMotivate” as she stands as the First Lady of Nipsey’s legacy. She’s surrounded by four others including YG, Killa Twan, PacMan Da GunMan, and J. Stone, the latter of whom recently called out those showing “fake love” to the late rapper. Everyone in the pictures is suited up in The Marathon Clothing tracksuits by PUMA, and in one solo flick, Lauren shows off her TMC sweatshirt with a motivational statement.

“We (The Marathon Clothing) honor the endurance and unwavering faith of those that never quit,” the shirt reads. “Our products represent their testimony. Life is a marathon.” Check out a few more images of the “#HussleAndMotivate” ‘Gram campaign, and make sure to press play to watch the music video for Nipsey’s single, “Hussle And Motivate” below.

Victory Lap debuted at the No. 4 spot on the Billboard 200 chart when it was released in February 2018 and helped earn Nipsey Hussle a Grammy Awards nomination for Best Rap Album. After the rapper’s tragic, untimely passing, his music streams greatly increased, and now 10 months after his murder, Nipsey’s debut studio album has been declared certified platinum by RIAA.

Following Nipsey’s death, the community leader and philanthropist was celebrated for his charitable efforts. His name was mentioned in songs, visual artists drew his face in mural worldwide, people took to the streets to honor his life, and celebrities talked about Nip in interviews as if he was a dear friend. You couldn’t go on the internet without reading about the late Nipsey Hussle, but now that this latest accomplishment has been announced, the rapper’s friend wants to know where all the fanfare has gone.

J. Stone, Nipsey’s good friend, collaborator, and All Money In records artist took to Instagram to call out people who were just using Nipsey’s name to “capitalize” off of his death. “Where the Nipsey love at now? My bro just went platinum,” he wrote. “All you b*tch ass n*ggas was just doing it for the clout & tryna capitalize. N*gga this sh*t forever his real bros gonna hold him down for life y’all b*tch ass n*ggas was temporary. I’m tired of y’all fake ass love for my bro and our team. We don’t need it and don’t want it. Cuz set his whole team straight for life. We good! God got us!”

Snopp Dogg commented, “It’s a thin line between real and fake thank god we on the real side and. Cuz knew that while he was here that’s key nefew ???. Oz up. NHNIPRIP.”