Beanie Sigel spit some of this in Philly and speculation rose his intentions.  Doubt disappears, as Beans opens up on his feelings regarding his former boss at the Roc.  Beans has some choice words, and feels like Jay has turned his back on Sigel, and other members of State Property.  It's a good record, quality wise, and I'm sure that Beanie Sigel's feelings and frustration go way deeper than music at this point.  It's a tough situation when one artist doubles as the head of a posse, reaches extreme success and outgrows or changes course.  The rest of his team, perhaps those that grew somewhat dependent on him are forced to make other moves and understandbly feel betrayed.  I'm starting to see some of those sentiments in the comments under our news piece of Lupe Fiasco clearing FNF (click here).  The point of bringing up other artists is to do just that, bring them up.  If they don't come up, there's gonna be a point when the well runs dry.  Those are just my thoughts.  Check out the song below.

Beanie Sigel: "Ain't Ya Average Cat" Jay-Z Diss