Styles P VLAD TV Interview [VIDEO]: SP The Ghost Talks Lack Of Competitiveness in Hip-Hop, Past BEEFS with 50 Cent, G-Unit, And Beanie Sigel, And More

Styles P has been in the game for more than a decade, The Lox veteran, just released a new album "Float," with Scram Jones, and is preping the for thr release of The Lox reunion album, We Are The Streets 2. The Ghost recently sat down with VLAD TV to talk sucess in the rap game, why rap beef is important, past fueds with 50 Cent and Beanie Sigel, and more.

Rap told VLAD TV:

"I think the beef nowadays...I don't consider it beef," Styles said. "First of all hip hop should be competitive. All this friendliness sh*t, I'm not against it. But how the f*ck is everybody just friends and cool with each other? You know people you cool [with], you salute them, you respect what they do, but you have to have that edge of competitiveness. I always feel competitive as an emcee. You might be cool with me or whatever, but I wanna burn you on a track if we're on a track together. That's the nature of emceeing."

The "Red Eye" rapper also talked about being on Bad Boy Records, when Tupac and Biggie were fueding, on one of the most memorable hip-hop beefs to date.  "I don't know who killed, Big, and I don't know who killed Pac-Nobody does," Styles P told Vlad TV. While SP said that it was said that they lost their lives, "rhyming is a competative sport."  from a veterans perspective, Styles P said that he felt like the old "Terminator" in a new "Terminators" World, as rap is be coming more friendly causing rap to be less interesting.

Famed The Lox rapper Styles P opens up about current hip-hop beef, revealing that being competitive is a part of the game, not friendliness. Styles P also talks about online beef, 50 Cent beef, Beanie Sigel beef, and more.