Saigon Addresses Recent Controversial Interview Where He Dissed Rick Ross

First Saigon Disses Diddy & Big Sean, Says He's Gonna Shut Rick Ross' Money Down

Saigon had a lot to get off of his chest during a recent interview with SOHH.com. The Yardfather went it on Diddy for peddling Ciroc, Rick Ross for rapping about selling drugs and Big Sean's lyrics.

On Diddy:
"Nobody cares about your music career so now you're pushing vodka... Ciroc Boys. Every popular rapper you go 'hold on you need your marketing? We'll pay for your marketing if you just promote this vodka.' Poison, sh*t that's killing us and n*ggas do it that's why Rick Ross is big. That's why every Rick Ross video you see, before he even comes on you see a bottle of Ciroc pass by the screen."


On Rick Ross and Big Sean:
"Rick Ross and all these n*ggas that rap about selling drugs. All the sh*t that f*cks up the black community they not gonna be able to maKe no money. Watch I'ma shut all they money down. Why ya’ll supportin’ a n*gga that promotes the destruction of our community? Why are you doin’ that? Why would you let this n*gga thrive and we don’t know where our next jobs are coming from? He’s rapping about selling kilos of cocaine and selling drugs. This is what he’s about, this whole lifestyle saying he’s so rich and he eats shrimp every night, and ya’ll support this sh*t? Ya’ll broke and poor and your family’s about to get kicked out. That’s our hit son! That’s his hit. Nobody knows the words to this song, all they know is “ass, ass, ass, ass, ass, ass, ass” [background noises]. We don’t care about “ass, ass, ass, ass,” but this is the society we livin’ in right now. So it’s like alright.”


Sai later came out on Twitter to deny that he dissed Ross,  tho the audio would seem to tell a different story.

So In an attempt to keep clarifying what he said during the conversation with the website, Sai just released a new vlog. He claims what he said was taken out of context and not meant to attack Ross specifically. He says he was talking about the direction of his new album and things he's going to be speaking out against, including rappers who glorify drug dealing.