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Ghostface Killah had previously called Shkreli a ‘shithead’
Martin Shkreli has responded to Ghostface Killah’s comments about the controversial pharmaceutical CEO - only to spark a retaliation by the Wu Tang Clan member.
Shkreli bought the only copy of Wu Tang Clan’s ‘Once Upon A Time In Shaolin’ in December 2015 for $2 million.
Wu Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah expressed that Shkreli should release the one-of-a-kind album, saying “"That shithead bought it, you know what I mean? You don't take some aids pill [daraprim] that you have for seven dollars, and make it like eight hundred dollars. You don't do that, I don't care if you bought the Wu Tang whatever."
Shkreli had previously made angered the public by buying the rights to a life-saving drug called Darapin and inflating its cost from $13.50 to $750.
"I don't even know him", Ghostface continued, "When I heard what he did with the Aids [drug]... It's out of my hands, man, you know what I mean? I want the owner [to be] the people. Of course [I'd like it out in public]. What are you going to hold it for 88 years for?"
In response, Shkreli has responded to Ghostface’s remarks via Twitter, calling him a “non-profit rapper” and saying that he “calls himself ironman but sounds rusty AF”.
Ghost mad that Shaolin outsold his last 5 albums… dude’s a non-profit rapper. Calls himself ironman, but sounds rusty AF @GhostfaceKillah
— Martin Shkreli (@MartinShkreli) January 22, 2016
Since, Ghostface has seen the Tweet and has responded on video by saying that he’ll 'break Shkreli’s heart in four days', after making remarks on his “Michael Jackson nose”. Check out the video below.
Your turn Shkreli.
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Travi$ Scott: The rapper and producer was performing at Houston's House of Blues when he told the crowd, "I ain't cool with none of your faggots who just sitting here looking like a bunch of queers. You wearing a fucking La Flame shirt, mothafucka. You better act like it, bitch." He subsequently issues the most half-hearted apology of all time, saying he got "excited."
Jason Aldean: Apparently, the country star didn't get the many, many memoes that blackface hasn't been remotely acceptable for about fifty years. Aldean donned blackface while dressing up as Lil Wayne fo Halloween, and subsequently refused to apologise.
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Vic Mensa: One of the lyrics in Mensa's Kanye West collaboration is, "If she bad I might hit a bitch in the elevator like Ray Rice." It referenced footage of the American football player punching his girlfriend in a lift, before dragging her unconscious body out.
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