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Fredro Starr Talks Beef with DMX

Onyx member Fredro Starr and DMX have had a well documented history. The beef reached its climax when X responded to Fredro's diss by pretty much laughing him off. DMX spoke to TMZ about the beef and what Fredro said about him, and pretty much just joked on Fredro by calling him "a midget who can't even reach my knee." X also said, "I am not worried about him ... All he is is a sitcom Moesha gangsta. He should just stick to being a reality gangsta cause that's about all he's good for."

A little over a year later, Fredro Starr joined Ballerstatus.com to talk about his past issues with X, and the Queens native says he has moved past it. "Me and that ni**a go back like scoliosis. It ain't the first time we had a confrontation or words, but we real ni**as at the end of the day," said Fredro. "It was just something out of respect I thought I had to check the ni**a... It ain't no beef. DMX my ni**a."

Starr goes on to add, "We grown men. We over 40 rappers still doing this sh*t, and ni**as can't f*ck with Onyx, and ni**as can't f**k with X. At the end of the day, can't nobody f**k with Onyx."   

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