I don't wanna argue with none of these people and I don't wanna continue to frustrate myself wondering when my album is gonna come out. And I don't wanna step on none of these rich people's toes. 'What is that telling me? I don't wanna go to jail. 'On the radio he said the building leans when he leans,' Styles detailed. Recently on New York radio, 50 initially denied having anything to do with Styles' LP delay, then hinted that he may indeed have had a hand in its scheduling. 50 has nicknamed himself 'Curtis 'Interscope' Jackson' and on records he's warned Jadakiss that he would indeed push Styles' album back. Styles put part of the blame for his record's delay on 50 Cent's influence at Interscope. 'They put our backs against the walls,' Jada vented on Monday (November 7). He explains that the record would have come out without the proper setup, and would have hit shelves around the same time as Sheek's After Taxes, which has been long advertised as dropping November 8.

Styles said that Interscope recently told him it wanted to finally put the album out this month, but a number of factors caused him to dissuade the company to do so. The album has been finished for two years and has been pushed back incessantly.

However, Styles' LP Time Is Money still has no release date. Interscope released a Styles single featuring Akon called 'Can You Believe It,' which is actually one of the hottest records in New York right now. They say they've been trying to arrange a meeting for the past five months.Дuring that time, Jadakiss has been working on an LP he says would be titled Kiss My Ass. The LOX are also frustrated that they have not been able to have a sit-down with the head of Interscope, Jimmy Iovine. The group is upset that Ruff Ryders Records CEOs Dee and Waah Dean - whom they've known since their childhood - have been meeting and negotiating on their behalf with 50 without their knowledge and without being asked to do so. One of the main catalysts for their indefinite hiatus, of course, is the LOX's feud with 50 Cent, who is also on Interscope. Now Jada and Styles are going to switch to CEO mode.' We basically saying, 'Holla at us when you get it right.' It's ridiculous. 'I don't see it as quitting, 'cause we're not quitters,' clarified Sheek, whose second solo LP, After Taxes, is due on Tuesday 'But we keep going back and forth and it's not getting nobody nowhere. All three LOX members will be focusing more on their D-Block label and grooming new talent, like J-Hood.

While they're still down to do guest appearances with other artists, they doubt that their label will clear the cameos. So what exactly does this all mean? It means that you'll still hear the LOX on the mixtape circuit, but both Kiss and Styles refuse to record any more solo albums for Interscope Records and Kiss, Styles and Sheek Louch won't be doing another LOX group album for Interscope either. It's like you work at a real job like at Key Food and you notice the conditions ain't suitable for you and you ain't really getting nowhere.' 'They doing so much bullsh- to us, and it's like you can't do nothing. 'We've been on a promo tour for Sheek Louch's album, and on the bus we just been talking about this sh-,' Styles said.

and Jadakiss say that they will no longer put out solo LPs. To make matters worse, the group's Styles P. The Yonkers, New York, rappers are so fed up with record-label politics that we may never hear an official group album from them again. You're probably going to see a bunch of fans picking the mothballs off their 'Let the LOX go!' T-shirts and pulling them out of the closet.

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