Straight off the iPhone, Cassidy dials in with a new record addressing everything from Swizz Beatz to some direct shots towards Meek Mill. Afterwards, the Philadelphia rappers exchanged the tweets below. Meek says: Listening 2 this diss….. Ima say cuz you lost ya mind! U really gone up top mentally …… I feel sorry for u! Lol When me and @CASSIDY_LARSINY was locked in the same jail!!! He was on “PC” protective custody …. I was on the “drama block” […]
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