Papoose Accuses Eazy The Block Captain Of Blackmailing Remy Ma
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Editor’s note: This is a serious escalation in the ongoing dispute between Papoose and Eazy The Block Captain. The allegations now include an alleged intimate recording, blackmail, threats and accusations of manipulating audio. Nothing has been established as fact.
Now, let’s get into some of the grimiest rumors of the year.
The two rappers traded explosive accusations involving Remy Ma! The one-time love of their lives.
This bitter beef between Papoose and Eazy The Block Captain has taken another disturbing turn. We are no longer rapping And this played out on social media just today. We are talkingan alleged sex tape and accusations of blackmail.
Papoose unleashed a lengthy statement accusing Eazy of allegedly possessing an intimate recording involving himself and Remy Ma and threatening to release it. Eazy responded by denying the narrative surrounding the recording and accusing Papoose of hypocrisy. This kind of started in an interview where Eazy said that Papoose was the one that distributed a picture of Eazy and Remy Ma during Christmas time. And in saying something about the picture, he said that Pat went into Remy’s phone and saw the picture as well as an explicit video of the two of them doing the do. Allegedly.
Papoose addressed the controversy almost right after writing a rap song towards Eazy. I don’t think the forefathers of Battle Rap ever thought this would be the case.
“How ridiculous and pathetic is this clown? If I did have a sex tape of him and Remy, I would never release it!” Papoose declared. “I would never entertain it in any shape form or fashion.”
Papoose said his refusal to participate in any potential release was firmly rooted in his principles and the fact that he and Remy Ma share a child.
“Besides the fact that that’s against my morals as a man, we have a child together!” he continued.
He then accused Eazy of deliberately introducing the alleged recording into the public conversation to generate attention and potentially establish an excuse for releasing it himself.
Papoose claimed he first heard about the alleged recording when he learned of Remy Ma’s relationship with Eazy.
“When I first found out Remy was dealing with this clown, the information came to me with talk about a sex tape that he was allegedly showing people,” Papoose alleged.
He went further, accusing Eazy of using the purported recording as leverage against Remy Ma.
“This is one of the things he was blackmailing Remy with, which forced her to go against me with all of those lies,” Papoose claimed.
The allegations are serious and we have not have not established the recording or alleged extortion exists.
Papoose also expressed disappointment with Tony Yayo (and by default Uncle Murda) for providing Eazy a platform to discuss the drama.
He even that he once saved the G-Unit rapper’s life.
“I’m surprised Tony Yayo even got a clown like this on his show, talking this type of nonsense, when I literally saved Tony Yayo’s life before!” Papoose stated.
Eazy The Block Captain was not about to let those accusations go unanswered.
The battle rapper challenged Papoose’s sudden emphasis on protecting his daughter while pointing to his previous public criticism of Remy Ma.
“NOW you worried about your daughter?” Eazy fired back. “Nigga, you got a whole song calling her mother a Jezebel. That’s on the internet FOREVER. Where was all this concern when you recorded that?”
Eazy also disputed the implications surrounding an audio recording that has become part of the controversy.
According to Eazy, someone he previously considered a friend secretly recorded him and subsequently edited the material to make him look bad.
“Somebody I considered a friend—who’s no longer a friend—recorded me and edited together the parts he thought could damage me,” Eazy claimed.
He further alleged that money changed hands to obtain the recording and that an effort was made to pressure him into paying to prevent its release.
“They tried to get ME to pay to keep it from coming out,” he claimed, adding that his response was simple: “Drop that shit.”
Eazy also referenced another allegation circulating around their dispute, questioning why an alleged recording of him being knocked out has never surfaced.
“And you can find every tape except the one where I supposedly got knocked out?” he asked.
The competing accounts raise significant questions about the origins of the audio, whether it was altered, who possessed it and whether anyone actually attempted to use it for financial leverage.
Neither rapper’s accusations establish that blackmail occurred, and the statements provided do not independently verify the existence of an intimate recording.
For Papoose and Eazy, what began as a highly publicized personal dispute involving Remy Ma has now expanded into allegations that could carry serious legal implications if supported by evidence.
Meanwhile, Remy Ma remains at the center of a conflict in which both men are publicly invoking her name, her private life and their respective relationships with her.
The feud shows little indication of cooling down.
Editorial note: This rumor is based on the statements of these two men. We have not been able to verify or refute the statements.

