O'Shea Jackson Jr. checked Andrew Schulz after the comedian tried to school him using his father's lyrics to "No Vaseline."
On Wednesday (Dec. 4), the Den of Thieves 2 actor reposted Schulz's recent viral clip, where the Flagrant podcast host responded to Kendrick Lamar seemingly referencing him on GNX opener "Wacced Out Murals." "Don't let no white comedian talk about no Black woman, that's law," rapped the Compton artist on the song.
On his podcast, Schulz strangely responded that if he ended up in a jail cell with the 17-time Grammy winner he'd "make love" to him and joking threatened that "the only thing that he could do is decide if it's consensual or not."
This set off Jackson and Top Dawg Entertainment president Terrence "Punch" Henderson, with the actor calling Schulz a "weird ass n***a" on X.
This caught Schulz's attention, and the comedian asked Jackson to listen to his father's 1991 song "No Vaseline." Jackson has to be more than familiar with the song since he reenacted its recording in the 2015 N.W.A. biopic Straight Outta Compton. At the time, "No Vaseline" was a diss track intended towards late N.W.A. founding member Eazy-E, the group's then-manager Jerry Heller, along with fellow members Dr. Dre, MC Ren, and DJ Yella, over business and financial disputes.
"A metaphor about getting fucked business-wise by your manager Is not the same homie," Jackson wrote to Schulz on Friday (Dec. 6). "He ain’t call you a bitch. He ain’t say fuck you. Didn’t even say your name. And your response was buck breaking. Shit was just crazy."
When someone tried to talk Jackson out of responding to Schulz, the former Swagger star replied, "My post was from two days ago. He bring up my dad and I can’t respond? Ain’t no beef. I just didn’t like the statement."
Jackson makes no apologies about what he said, just like his father doesn't regret dropping "No Vaseline."
"'No Vaseline' is the best diss song in the history of hip-hop, and I'll tell you why," Cube said during a performance earlier this year. "One MC, myself, I took out four muthafuckers and their manager. You can't beat that. You can't beat that. But we did that over 30 years ago so as it stands today I got nothing but love for N.W.A, okay? Nothing but love for Dr. Dre, nothing but love for MC Ren, DJ Yella, Eazy E, rest in peace."
