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Shyne has thoroughly severed ties with his past connected to Diddy, following the recent arrest of the Bad Boy executive last month. A close observer Funkmaster Flex claims the whole situation was merely an elaborate facade!
The esteemed Hot 97 host recently shared that he’s been grappling with Shyne’s assertion of being the scapegoat in the notorious 1999 nightclub shooting which resulted in an 8-year prison sentence, ultimately leading to his deportation to Belize.
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Shyne is actively promoting his forthcoming documentary titled “The Honorable Shyne” … however, Funk Flex is calling nonsense, passionately criticizing him on the airwaves!!!
In his latest diatribe, Funk Flex professed his affection for Shyne before launching a vitriolic tirade … “Let me clarify, people keep claiming Shyne was legit, but he was actually a coward.”
“So all that tough-guy speak? Don’t you dare come at me with that. Puff had to shield you from getting beaten to a pulp!!!”
Flex opines that Shyne brandished his weapon in the nightclub due to fear of confronting the individual who threatened him and Diddy, especially after “That’s Gangsta” artist allegedly played him in favor of signing with Bad Boy Records.
According to Flex, Shyne inked a deal with Diddy and was immediately treated to a plate of knuckle sandwiches from Biggie‘s associate Damion “D-Roc” Butler for his arrogant attitude upon joining the crew.
Shyne emerged in the music industry in 2000 with a style reminiscent of Biggie’s, reverberating through the hip-hop community still mourning his loss.
“The Honorable Shyne” spotlights Kevin Liles and several executives who assert that Shyne was the most sought-after free agent rapper at the moment, but Flex’s recollection differs … he felt like spitting in Shyne’s face!!!
He recalls Diddy BEGGING him to support Shyne’s music during his initial rise, and the sentiment was echoed by everyone involved in the documentary!!!
The Belizean politician will finally unveil his narrative when “The Honorable Shyne” debuts on November 18.