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Memphis Bleek has dropped a new song produced by legendary duo Cool & Dre called “No More.” He also responded to Uncle Murda crashing out on him.
What’s Good With Memphis Bleek?
Like most of you, Bleek has also seen Uncle Murda foaming at the mouth over his comments. Those comments came as both JAY-Z and 50 Cent’s camps have had a longstanding beef for years. However, things heated up after Tony Yayo accused HOV of not helping his people. This led to Bleek clapping back at the G Unit member in an interview with the Breakfast Club.
“N**** can’t compete, that’s why they talk like that. If 50 [Cent] sat for one year, then n***** would be in a shelter,” Bleek said. “He shouldn’t be allowed to talk about us or anybody else when you literally are a dependent. That s*** is insane to me, man.”
Yayo and Uncle Murda discussed Bleek’s comments on their podcast, with Murda foaming at the mouth in seething anger.
“The only [Memphis] Bleek verse that I ever liked, was the one JAY-Z wrote,” Murda says. “I ain’t never liked a Bleek verse that he wrote for himself, f*** outta here n****.
He then said the Brooklyn rapper don’t have fans and that he’s down to compare his money to Bleek’s “bank account to bank account.”
He caught wind of the viral clip and responded in kind.
“At least I got 1 what he got, oh none,” Bleek posted with a sea of laughing emojis. “He tight tight. I got 1 he got NONE. He better go get 1.”
When someone in the comments expressed their confusion over the beef, saying he thought the New York rapper and Murda were cool, Bleek responded: “I just found out we not.”
Murda has not responded to Bleek yet, but it’s likely gonna happen on his and Yayo’s podcast.
He tight tight 😂🤣😂🤣 I got 1 he got NONE 😂 he better go get 1 😂 https://t.co/CF8Rm5NwwH
— MemphisBleek (@memphisbleek) July 26, 2026
The JAY-Z Affiliate Drops His New Song “No More”
While this drama occurred, Bleek took the opportunity to drop his new song produced by Cool & Dre “No More.” In it, he raps about how he’s stayed handsome and wealthy and how other people fell off.
The reaction to the song has ranged from people calling it the worst rap song of the year, to saying there’s good ideas, but the beat and lyrics are mismatched.
“Candidate for WORST HIPHOP SONG OF THE YEAR! Joe & Jada was acting like this was a super fire song,” one user posted.
“Hate how these old n***** using podcasting for visibility but trying to sneak out a** music when they’ve been forgotten about lol,” another user posted.
“Bleek was never a** but 30 years he ain’t got better yet,” another user posted.
But other comments hyped up the song, with some calling it his best in years.
