If you’ve been here before, you already know the soap opera that is the career of Charles Hamilton is pure entertainment to me. I won’t even drop my own commentary this time, this stuff speaks for itself.

1) Hamilton gets lyrically massacred by Serius Jones at his own show.

2) Hamilton’s label, Interscope, cleans house  letting go a number of employees, which was described by one source as “a blood bath.”

Odds of an actual album release by Hamilton reduced from Probably Not Gonna Happen to It Will Drop Right After Detox.

3) Rhymefest, a Grammy winning MC, takes offense to Hamilton’s use of his name on various occasions (including the Hamilton v. Serius battle) and begins venting his feelings publicly.

First a series of Twitter messages appeared where Rhymefest made it clear he was no fan of Hamilton.

Later in the week Rhymefest decided Twitter wasn’t the most effective way of sharing his thoughts and delivered Super-Sonic, a diss record aimed at Hamilton.

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4) Since it’s almost a certainty that Hamilton will try to cash in on this (negative) publicity (again) with a diss record of his own, we’ll go ahead and include that as a failure as well (unless he gets Serius Jones to write it for him…).