NEWS: Rap-A-Lot Records' CEO Threatens Puff Daddy, Suge Knight, Lil Wayne & Birdman

Rap-A-Lot Records' CEO Threatens Puff Daddy, Suge Knight, Lil Wayne & Birdman

James Prince unleashes his own diss track, aimed at Drake's detractors. 

Drake and Puff Daddy's Miami feud may still be unresolved. 

Two months ago, Puff reportedly punched Drake outside of Club LIV in Miami, after the two attended a birthday party for DJ Khaled. The altercation allegedly began over Drake's usage of the Boi-1da produced track, "0 to 100."

Now, TMZ has obtained a diss record from Rap-A-Lot Records CEO James Prince. The audio is only a minute-and-a-half long but Drake's supposed mentor makes some serious threats towards Puffy and Suge Knight, who are on his "radar."

"So let me put these bully niggas on notice by letting them know Drizzy is family," he says during the beginning of the track. "Puffy feeling like he can put his hands on my family, open the doors for his family to be touched. You reap what you sow."

As for Suge, Prince tells the former Death Row Records founder to be aware that he's "riding with Drake."

"I'm your worst nightmare," he says.

Then, Prince continues to air-out Lil Wayne, his manager Cortez Bryant, and his lawyer.

The verbal assault ends with a warning to Baby and Slim to make sure they pay Drake.

"I'm not gon' lip wrestle with you niggas," Prince says at the end of the audio, "but if any of you clowns cross me or my family, bad news gonna beat you home."'

TMZ is calling the rant "courtesy call." It's unclear, at the moment, how they captured the "call" or when it was initially recorded.

Listen below:

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NEWS: Suge Knight Pleads Not Guilty Before Being Rushed To Hospital

Suge Knight Pleads Not Guilty Before Being Rushed To Hospital

Suge Knight was reportedly rushed to the hospital following his hearing in L.A. this morning.

Suge Knight's life gets more dramatic by the day. Yesterday it was reported that Suge's $2 million bail for the fatal hit-and-run case had been revoked. In addition to having his bail pulled, the Death Row co-founder's charges were formally announced, which included one murder charge and one attempted murder charge.

This morning Suge appeared in L.A. County Superior Court to enter a plea on the charges, and after entering a plea of not guilty, Suge was reportedly rushed to the hospital after experiencing a panic attack. This is the second time Suge has been rushed to the hospital while in police custody, as you might recall, he passed out in his jail cell in November. Of course, getting shot six times is likely a cause of stress which could very well lead to panic attacks.

We'll keep you posted on new developments concerning Suge's case. Suge faces life in prison if convicted of the death of Terry Carter. Photos from the hearing are pictured above.

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