Benzino confronts an interviewer about copying The Source magazine's moves, accusing them of trying to redo something they already failed at. The exchange is tense, marked by interruptions and questions about who controls the narrative in hip-hop media.
The Source. And I want to talk about this. No, man, listen, bro. See, I, I seen it coming. You wanted to do this. You felt you didn't do it last time, but you wanted to be like— because all these other crackheads out there be like, The Source up, The Source up. I didn't hear—
I don't—
this isn't what I want to do. You, you did this. No, man, you come up with— no, man, what?
Don't, don't try to like, like if this I had to make sure that was like, you know, spread on a bigger platform, you know, because Benzino stood on business up in there. And I got to tell you, regardless of, you know, how he's represented, you know, his womanizing ways, when I tell you the wine that you will be shocked at what we've broken has came from Benzino and the celebrities that have tried to sue me for it. And I say sue and it's still up? Sue and it's still up?
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