Big Pun's window, Lisa Rios, isn't buying into the "Big Pun's Back" hype that Joel Ortiz is rapping on a recently released track.

Lisa Rios expressed her disappointment in the "Big Pun's Back" track by stating on Facebook that she felt the song, which is a redone version of Meek Mill and Rick Ross' "Tupac Back," is "disrespectful."

“A lot of people are asking how I feel bout the Joell Ortiz BIG PUN is Back,” she posted on the social network.

“Well it was a good attempt on Joell Ortiz part BUT a BIG PUN he will Never be! Found it a bit disrespectful that he would say he the next Christopher Lee Rios to say the least.. With no regard to Me and My family especially My Son PUN'S Only Son which should Be the ONLY one to Claim that BIG PUN is Back.”

Lisa Rios continued to speak on the situation saying, “[L]et me tell u something if Puns tourch is being passed donwn then it will be to his Son it's His Birth right Not Joel... And the fact that he didn't even ask to begin with to see if I was kool ‘Passing the tourch' is Disrespectful!! Point blank.. At the end of the Day Only how I feel matters cuz that's My Husband My Name My Tourch to Pass!!”

Joel Ortiz responded to the matter via Twitter saying, “Shout to Nicole, Pun's Sister and MaMa Pun for the kind words. GOD will judge by my intentions. Im good with that.

“No matter how good your intentions may be there will always be some negativity if you take action," he continued. "Still gotta do what you feel is right.”

Christopher "Big Pun" Rios passed away in 2000 from a heart attack. He was 28.

Pun's 1998 debut solo album, Capital Punishment, was the first album by a solo Latino rapper to go platinum.

Take a listen to Joel Ortiz's "Big Pun's Back" below.

Joel Ortiz - "Big Pun's Back"

Brooklyn rapper and Slaughterhouse representative Joell Ortiz is set to drop his second studio album, Free Agent, November 30, on Entertainment One Music (formerly Koch Ent.)

The sophomore album will feature guest appearances from The Lox and production from DJ Premier, Just Blaze, DJ Khalil and others.

This is the follow-up to his debut LP The Brick (Bodega Chronicles), which dropped in 2007.

As recently reported, Ortiz is said to be one of the guest features on DJ Premier's long awaited compilation album, which is slated for a 4^th quarter release.

If this what Lil B sounds like when he's got beef, then he needs to bring Joe Budden into the studio every time he records because the Cali MC definitely went in one  of his best songs I've heard from him so far.

Who knew but don't expect Budden to take this lying down.  This is what he lives for.

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