Ross dropped the opening salvo on Instagram, writing, 'The Level of respect and Love that I have for WAYNE makes it hard to sit back and not speak on the situation.The streets need you.Being a Boss means having the courage to say the things everybody thinking but scared to say.I can't wait for you to hear it.' This, in turn, prompted Wayne to respond on Twitter, 'dam big bro that msg hit me in the heart and put the motivation on automatik start. To those of us watching from the sidelines, it basically came out of nowhere, as a deeper cut on an underhyped album rather than as some sort of much-hyped event record (to be fair, he'd been sharing his anger toward Birdman for a while). This is not a celebrity point-scoring publicity thing (like, ahem, some MMG-Cash Money politics) it appears deeply and genuinely motivated. It is more powerful because Ross didn't make a particularly big deal out of it. It is absolutely one of the most devastating diss records I've ever heard.

It claims, among other things, that Birdman's watches were fake, that he never owned his expensive cars, that he has failed to pay producers, that he has taken advantage of his artists in a way that is morally equivalent to the pedophile Catholic priests, that he stole their publishing to buy a house, that he is abusing cocaine and heroin, that he has failed to visit BG in prison or even buy Turk dinner since Turk returned from prison, that he did something horribly disloyal to DJ Khaled, that he got one of Ross's friends sent to jail, and that he managed to make half a billion dollars and still leave his 'team starving.' Many of the lines are jaw-dropping and double take-inducing.

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