"First of all I personally would like to apologize to all the real fans out there, all the true hip-hop heads, and lyric followers for my role playing in this whole ordeal because it's honestly something that you shouldn't have had to witness..." begins the letter. The letter goes on to say that the issues began primarily with Sheek, and J Hood waved off qualms with Styles and Jadakiss repeatedly in interviews. The rapper adds that his own success would've given the trio greater longevity in the game, for the ability to successfully brand a new artist. He continues, "I will eternally be appreciative to The L.O.X. for giving me an opportunity to be heard period point blank but I just couldn't keep living with the fact of knowing I'm representing something false, on top of not even being compensated well for it." After tracing various points and mixtape pokes made by both parties, Hood appears to be working towards resolution: "I know they didn't mean a lot of the things they said and their words were just used as a defense mechanism to protect their image, so before I end this statement, I just want to wish them the best at whatever they are doing now and in their future ventures, hopefully we can work out our differences...My mission is not to beef, but instead to do everything In my power to contribute to shifting the game back to the east coast." In early March, Sheek said, "I would never, ever fuck with 'Hood again in my life. I would never do business with him, I would never get back with him. I think he’s a talented dude, I think if he get his head together he could still go on to do big things with his life and God Bless him, but he’s a faggot as far as the way he’s going about shit."
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