The beef between Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel is heating up. While Jay-Z has only replied with a brief comment at a press conference, Beanie Sigel continues to fan flames.

"I aint even lace my sneaks up, yet," he said. "I'm ready to jump in the ring."

"Jay can rap. He can spit but yo, I'm nice," he said. "Yeah, I'm nice...You don't understand. The competition? I'm nice, yo."

"People judge people from their wealth. When he say 'The Greatest Rapper' and all that, he equates that with his accomplishments. I'm talking about line for line. Let's go. I'm nice!"

"At the end of the day, [Memphis] Bleek's fake too. Fuck outta here. I ain't trying to hear that. Bleek got the same characteristics."

"Lil Wayne professed the 'Greatest Rapper Alive' and was getting the momentum. Lil Wayne can rap, Lil Wayne can spit, in my point of view. I like Lil Wayne. He should have kept moving with it and then Jay come and tell Lil Wayne he gonna pass the baton to him [then] Lil Wayne falls back."

"Kanye [West] coming at [Jay], if you listen to the 'Big Brother' record, it's the same thing...You got Carleen talkin' 'bout he can buy two tickets. Carleen is the lady he sent to call the police on me, yo!"

That's one thing about me, I ain't no liar and [Jay] knows that shit...Go back to the B.Coming record, 'I Can't Go On This Way.' Listen to the beginning of that record. All you gotta do is listen to it, 'Trust, karma, team, us, Roc, solid, damn.' 'D'Evils.' Listen to the music..." He continued to add that lyrics from that song were directed towards Jay-Z as subliminal rhymes.

Beans added that more records would be released featuring 50 Cent and added that he feels "great." He alluded to signing with G-Unit but made no declaration.