Jay Midnyte

11/10/07 at the Fight Klub.

Remember when Hell Rell referred to Jim Jones as "the uncle on crack?" Well Jimmy took a hard, hard shot at Hell Rell on his new Allhiphop.com interview.

"Jim Jones: Hell Rell and 40 Cal, that’s a touchy situation. If you listen to Hell Rell, he made a couple of statements that he retracted in his recent interviews. But I heard him on a few more interviews and he refused to say anything crazy out his mouth. Hell Rell is just an artist. If you want to put it in street terms, he’s just a soldier. If you want to put it in chess, he’s just a pawn, you smell me? So his opinion really don’t make no money, regardless how you say it, so the s**t don’t count. He’s like a kid who feels like his parents are going through a divorce, which they’re not. He’s just venting how he feels, but he’s opinionless, really, if you look at it. He had an album coming out, he was trying."

Can someone tell me how Hell Rell can comfortably be around Jim Jones or let this go, after Jim referred to him as "just a pawn?"

I know Jim is just taking a shot, in retaliation, but he ain't have to go that far.

But I still think Jim and Cam will settle their problems, because it's too much pressure on them to prove that a hip-hop group and movement doesn't always have to fall out over money.

Find out what Cam'ron is really doing, what Hell Rell thinks about Jimmy Jones, and the reasons why Rell cut some of his street ties.

Hell Rell OnSmash Interview

Hell Rell says, "Jim Jones is playing with the fans, he's Dipset forever."

Hell Rell also talks about what Cam'ron is doing right now, and doesn't forget to proclaim his loyalty to King Gaffi Joe a.k.a. Cam'ron.

The Diplomats Hell Rell is slated to release his debut album "For The Hell Of It" on September 25.

In a recent interview with www.djbooth.net Hell Rell explains the bullets on his teeth saying, "No, I pretty much did that, man, because, you know, you got the down South trend where everybody wants to show they grill, and like to show their mouth, so I just wanted to do the same thing but have a bunch of bullets in my mouth to just make it gangsta."

I mean... It's creative which is good.

He also explains the name of the album with, "I didn’t wanna name my album nothing complicated, nothing too crazy, you understand what I’m saying? Plus, it wasn’t no motivation behind. I ain’t tryin’ to get money, or tryin’ to acquire fame. It was just for the hell of it, so that’s why I named the album, “For the Hell of It,” because it wasn’t money-motivated or, behind it. So I just kinda did it for the hell of it, you know what I mean?"

If he picked the right beats, this album will be fire. I'll be really suprised if he sells 100,000 copies though, 'cuz nobody is sellin right now!

DIPSET!!!