House Shoes gives his side of the story on the saga a lot of people were following on Twitter earlier this week.
I'm not going to post the transcript of the exchanges Charles Hamilton had with House Shoes and Hex Murda just for those who didn't follow the action as it happened on Twitter. But if you're curious, visit their profiles and keep hitting "more" until you hit updates from this Monday.
@charleshamilton
@houseshoes
@hexmurda
There's no need for me to further explain the situation, as Shoes gives a pretty detailed account of what happened in the video above.
Below is a very recent Slaughterhouse studio session, in which everyone discusses Charles Hamilton's buffoonery.
In the video, Royce talks about the mutual respect he has with Hex, and says that he could probably end the tension with a simple phone call.
He explains that Hamilton is just a young, ignorant kid and wishes him no harm. But, he adds, there's little he can do if Hamilton keeps talking reckless to Hex. My guess is that he's clueless as to who Hex Murda is.
It seems like every time Charles Hamilton's name gets mentioned, it never has anything to do with his music. The first time I ever paid attention to him was when he freestyled some girl and ended up getting punched in the face.
To me, this Hamilton character is a joke. It's in his best interest to stick to making his disposable music all alone and to take Detroit a little more seriously from now on.
