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Check the dates and locations to see if Slaughterhouse (Joe Budden, Royce Da 5′9″, Crooked I, and Joell Ortiz) will be passing through a hood near you.

March 8, 2012—Trees/Southside Dallas, TX
March 9, 2012—Warehouse/House of Blues Houston, TX
March 10, 2012—Beauty Ballroom Austin, TX
March 11, 2012 – White Rabbit San Antonio, TX
March 16, 2012—House of Blues Myrtle Beach, SC
March 17, 2012—Beachem Theater Orlando, FL
March 18, 2012—Revolution Miami, FL
March 22, 2012—Masquerade Atlanta, GA
March 23, 2012—The Cannery Nashville, TN
March 24, 2012—The Fillmore Charlotte, NC
March 25, 2012—SoundStage Baltimore, MD
March 26, 2012—Wilbur Theatre Boston, MA
March 27, 2012—Trocadero Theatre Philadelphia, PA
March 28, 2012—9:30 Club Washington D.C.
March 29, 2012—Best Buy Theater New York, NY
March 31, 2012—Lava Lounge (West KY Univ) Bowling Green, KY
April 1, 2012—Metro Chicago, IL
April 2, 2012—Royal Oak Music Theatre Detroit, MI
April 5, 2012—The Clubhouse Tempe, AZ
April 6, 2012—Music Box Los Angeles, CA
April 7, 2012—The Regency Ballroom San Francisco, CA
April 8, 2012—Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas, NV
April 9, 2012—The Galaxy Santa Ana, CA
April 10, 2012—Porters Pub/4th and B San Diego, CA
April 11, 2012—Velvet Jones Santa Barbara, CA
April 14, 2012—Showbox at the Market Seattle, WA
April 16, 2012—Harry O's Salt Lake City, UT
April 17, 2012 – Sunshine Theatre Albuquerque, NM
April 18, 2012—Cervantes/Bluebird Denver, CO
April 19, 2012—Fox Theatre Boulder, CO
April 20, 2012— TBD
April 21, 2012—Granada Lawrence, KS
April 22, 2012—Epic Minneapolis, MN
April 24, 2012—Rave Milwaukee, WI
April 25, 2012—Kalamazoo Theatre Kalamazoo, WI
April 26, 2012—The Vogue Indianapolis, IN
April 27, 2012— TBD
April 28, 2012—House of Blues/Grogshop Cleveland, OH
April 29, 2012—Omni Toledo, OH
April 30, 2012—Headliners Louisville, KY
May 1, 2012—Toad's Place New Haven, CT
May 2, 2012—Lupos Providence, RI
May 3, 2012—Wilbur Theater Boston, MA

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Half of Slaughterhouse took the stage on Tuesday night  (December 27) in NYC. If the full show was anything like their destruction of Hot 97, then the crowd at S.O.B.'s got their money's worth. Peep the footage.

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Ortiz caused a stir on Twitter this week went when he sent out a tweet seemingly dissing Kanye and Jay-Z's Watch The Throne album.

Watch him explain himself below.

Fat Joe spoke with XXL magazine and gave his insight on the Joell Ortiz tribute song, "Big Pun back."

"I thought it was incredible. I thought it was great. I never seen a guy in my f*ckin' life get backlash for f*ckin' biggin' up somebody."

Pun's twin rhyme partner praised the late legend's intelligence but also proclaimed, "it's unfortunate he was surrounded by a bunch of f*ckin' idiots."

Joe said he did not hear the Cuban Link comments made about the freestyle but he added that he doesn't need to hear them and he labeled Cuban "irrelevant."

"You got a younger Spanish dude who's hot in the streets and he wants to honor Big Pun and you throw slander at him and you disrespect him for f*ckin' only honoring Pun?"

Maybe he did actually hear the comments but doesn't want to acknowledge his former ally. How do you feel about Fat...medium-sized Joe's stance?

Cuban Link said his comments on Joell Ortiz's "Big Pun's Back" freestyle were final but after he was not allowed to go on Hot 97 FM and speak on his feelings he decided to breakdown three reasons why the lyrics were disrespectful.

Joell may have been trying to do a tribute to Pun but Cuban sees it in another way and he points out the lines that validate his opinion in this clip.

"First of all, duke said the new Christopher Lee Rios of rap," Link explained. "That you want to be the new Christopher Lee Rios. You already want to be like my man -- You supposed to be giving love, but you want to be the new. You taking the spot or something. When I don't even feel like you're in the same realm as him."

Cuban does show love to Joell by saying that he is a strong lyricist but he may have been trying to get radio rotation and push his career with this recording.

"Second strike, you gonna say in your second verse, '45 will hit you like a heart attack.' For real? You're going to use the word 'heart attack' on my brother's song? You giving him love, but yet you gon' put that word heart attack? He died of a heart attack."

That's a tough one to dispute right there. Maybe the Slaughterhouse emcee should have chosen his words more carefully when doing a tribute song. That would be similar to Meek Mill mentioning a drive-by shooting in Vegas on "Tupac Back." Or maybe Cuban is reading too hard into the punchlines.

"Third of all, you biggin' up my enemy, you biggin' up our enemy. For all these years, n*ggas already seen me go in on issues about the whole Terror Squad and Joe situation," Link ranted.

All Mr. Ortiz knew was that Fat Joe was Pun's twin at the time of his death. It would be tough to try to calculate who is still on Joe's side today, the song is about Pun.

Cuban Link does have a right to his opinion and thanks to the world wide web he doesn't need to get booked on radio to voice it.

Do you think his 3 strikes are valid?

Cuban Link, Peedi Peedi and Tony Sunshine are working on music together but when asked about the Joell Ortiz track, "Big Pun's Back" which got heat from Pun's family, they voiced their opinion on camera.

"Only a few are chosen to touch certain things," Cuban Link said. "And at the end of the day, I don't feel that man was chosen to do it. He didn't go through the right ways to touch that. That's all. I mean, it's no problems where there's going to be extra sh*t. It's just, it doesn't sit right with me.

Tony Sunshine, singer and collaborator with Pun chimed in with his thoughts, "[Joell Ortiz] is super incredible, I think he's talented and like Cuban said, I'm just glad to see somebody's trying to keep his name alive and rep his name but there's just certain things you don't do. You have to come to the table, to the family, of that man before you do certain things."

Check out the live interview.