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[VIDEO] Gucci Mane “Publicity Stunt” NBA YoungBoy Diss x LYRICS

Published

3 years ago

March 4, 2022

FameLord

Gucci Mane – Publicity stunt is an NBA Young boy diss song after the latter dissed his on his latest song titled NBA YoungBoy – I Hate YoungBoy (Response to Durk diss) enjoy the music video alongside the lyrics

LYRICS

[Intro]
1017 (Brr)

[Chorus]
He tryna pull a publicity stunt
These rappers be pussy, they bleed once a month
Don’t speak on my name, don’t get put in a blunt
You can diss all you want, still won’t get a response (Nah)
It’s still free the gang ’til they get out the joint
Stop beatin’ ’round the bush and just to the point (Slam)
You wanna be me, I know what you want
But you ain’t gotta pull no publicity stunt (Nah)
Live by the gun then you die by the gun
Ain’t gotta care ’bout the shit that I done
My nigga got bond and he went on the run (Go)
Got my roof in the trunk and my trunk in the front
Droppin’ the ceilin’, I’m thinkin’ I’ll dump
Kill for a livin’ and murder for fun
We ain’t ’bout to pull no publicity stunt (No)
Nah, we ain’t ’bout to pull no publicity stunt

[Verse 1]
Why you diss me for publicity nigga? (Huh?)
Is you in the streets or a industry nigga? (Well damn)
Is you my fan or my enemy, nigga?
My money too grown to be kiddin’ with niggas (It long)
I beat it with niggas, play talk on the bunk
One nigga didn’t pay, he got stabbed and runned up
Say he my opp but try dappin’ me up
Give a round of applause ’cause we clappin’ him up (Clap)
Trappers “R” Us, come and traffic with us
Gon’ finesse on your bitch, go to Texas with us (Nah)
Say we the reason the prices went up
I ran off on the plug and I doubled it up
These old niggas just don’t know when to shut up
Better call yourself lucky if you walk on a crutch
I got long arms, I can reach out and touch you
We got them singers, they send off to Russia
Ain’t no disputin’, I kill like I’m Putin
Got a truck full of shooters, I move like I’m Trump
Soldiers thank God for me like I’m Obama
Try to go get some gas and got killed at the pump
Say you got hits, but look, you in a slump
Say that you rich but you live in a dump
My Chico retarded, a switch on the pump (Yeah)
Tell him shoot when he open, he say he wanna dump

[Chorus]
He tryna pull a publicity stunt
These rappers be pussy, they bleed once a month
Don’t speak on my name, don’t get put in a blunt
You can diss all you want, still won’t get a response
It’s still free the gang ’til they get out the joint
Stop beatin’ ’round the bush and just to the point (Slam)
You wanna be me, I know what you want
But you ain’t gotta pull no publicity stunt (No)
Live by the gun then you die by the gun
Ain’t gotta care ’bout the shit that I done
My nigga got bond and he went on the run (Go)
Got my roof in the trunk and my trunk in the front
Droppin’ the ceilin’, I’m thinkin’ I’ll dump
Kill for a livin’ and murder for fun
We ain’t ’bout to pull no publicity stunt (No)
Nah, we ain’t ’bout to pull no publicity stunt

[Verse 2]
It’s free Pooh and Foo’ ’til it’s backwards, you bastards
“Why you sign goons?” I don’t fuck with these rappers
Most claim that they real, but they know they some cappers
I take a trap and I make ’em go platinum
Fuck makin’ excuses, I’m makin’ it happen
I put that shit on, and spend 10K on fashion (I do)
Trick on the bitch like I’m Robert Kardashian (I do)
Makin’ more money than you can imagine (I will)
When you caught lackin’, that’s when they attackin’
Thought I was splurgin’, didn’t know I was stackin’
White and gold jewelry, they said I was tacky
She gave me head and I gave her a rack (Woo)
It came out his mouth, now he can’t take it back
Watch what you say, who you callin’ a rat
These niggas spread gossip then call it a fact
‘Fore we give a statement, we’ll lay on the mat (Wow)
Free all the soldiers who never roll over
Who fight for their life, gotta sleep with a knife
Dawg went to trial and they gave him a life
But he won his appeal, now he covered in ice
Young nigga mixin’ codeine with the Sprite
He gon’ bust you, gon’ sign it and get three hundred likes
Stuck to a deal, she steppin’ for stripes
And give back to the hood, I bought three hundred bikes
[Chorus]
He tryna pull a publicity stunt
These rappers be pussy, they bleed once a month
Don’t speak on my name, don’t get put in a blunt
You can diss all you want, still won’t get a response
It’s still free the gang ’til they get out the joint
Stop beatin’ ’round the bush and just to the point (Slam)
You wanna be me, I know what you want
But you ain’t gotta pull no publicity stunt
Live by the gun then you die by the gun
Ain’t gotta care ’bout the shit that I done
My nigga got bond and he went on the run (Pew)
Got my roof in the trunk and my trunk in the front
Droppin’ the ceilin’, I’m thinkin’ I’ll dump
Kill for a livin’ and murder for fun
We ain’t ’bout to pull no publicity stunt (No)
Nah, we ain’t ’bout to pull no publicity stunt

[Outro]
I thought you felt like Gucci Mane in 2006
I thought you felt like Gucci Mane in 2006
I thought you felt like Gucci Mane in 2006
I thought you felt like Gucci Mane in 2006
Well damn

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50 Cent Allegedly Slept with Diddy’s Baby Mama — FIND OUT WHO!!

Published

2 hours ago

June 17, 2025

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In a bombshell revelation that’s sending shockwaves through the hip hop community, Shaniqua Tompkins, the mother of 50 Cent’s eldest son, has come forward with a jaw-dropping claim: 50 Cent allegedly slept with P. Diddy’s baby mama while she was still with the Bad Boy mogul.

This spicy allegation is just the latest twist in a decades-long entanglement between two of the biggest power players in the rap game — 50 Cent and Sean “Diddy” Combs — and it’s giving fans a whole new lens through which to view their icy relationship.

The Woman at the Center: Misa Hylton

While Shaniqua didn’t mention the name directly, all signs point to one woman: Misa Hylton, the mother of Diddy’s first son, Justin Combs. A prominent stylist and fashion icon in her own right, Misa has long been part of the inner circle of 90s and 2000s hip hop royalty. If the claims are true, this would represent a serious betrayal of the so-called brotherhood in the industry — and further explains the deep-rooted animosity between 50 and Diddy.

“Misa Told Me” — 50 Cent’s Cryptic Warning Resurfaces

Eagle-eyed fans are now revisiting 50 Cent’s 2006 track “Hip Hop,” where he spits a series of lyrical grenades aimed directly at Diddy. The outro is especially telling:

“Puffy knows who killed Biggie… Why you want to make me tell everybody what Misa told me?”

At the time, listeners assumed it was another jab in the ongoing East Coast power struggle. But in light of Shaniqua’s new claims, those lyrics take on a whole new meaning. Was 50 Cent threatening to expose a deeply personal secret about Diddy — possibly an affair involving Misa herself?

Shaniqua Tompkins didn’t hold back in her recent interview, where she detailed the tangled dynamics between herself, 50 Cent, and the hip hop elite. According to her, 50 Cent slept with Misa while she was still involved with Diddy, adding a layer of betrayal that fans are still trying to process.

“He always played dirty,” Shaniqua reportedly said. “He didn’t care who he hurt as long as it made him feel powerful. And yeah, he slept with her — with Diddy’s baby mama — and I was still with him too. So now what?”

The tea? Boiling.

This isn’t the first time 50 Cent has clashed with Diddy. Over the years, the G-Unit general has repeatedly targeted Diddy with rumors, insinuations, and outright slander — questioning everything from his business ethics to his sexuality. But this bombshell, if true, might be the pettiest and most personal shot yet.

Some are calling it “revenge lust”, others see it as a power play to dominate Diddy on and off the mic. Whatever the motive, the result is pure chaos — and the Internet is loving it.

Social Media is ablaze with reactions, and many fans are saying this revelation makes sense in retrospect.

“That Misa line always confused me back then,” one Reddit user commented. “Now it clicks. 50’s been holding on to that dirt for years.”

“No wonder Diddy never really clapped back at him hard,” another fan posted. “He probably knew 50 had real ammo.”

This revelation couldn’t come at a worse time for Sean Combs, who is already facing multiple civil lawsuits and public scrutiny. As more skeletons tumble out of the closets of the Bad Boy era, 50 Cent’s role as a disruptor in hip hop history grows more significant.

Stay tuned — because this saga is far from over.

Source: Interview with Shaniqua Tompkins | Lyrics from “Hip Hop” (2006) by 50 Cent
Disclaimer: Allegations are based on public interviews and lyrical analysis.