50 isn't the only person circulating rap beef in the industry. Word has it, Huey, the St. Louis rapper that owns the "Pop, Lock and Drop It" single has beef with Nelly! Apparently after Nelly's refusal to work with him on his debut album, Notebook Paper, Huey decided to throw some shots at him via music. He told Sohh, "Nelly is disrespectful and arrogant. His head is as big as this f***** table I'm sitting at. He's on some arrogant unsupportive bullsh**." The track "Down, down baby" takes shots at Nelly and the St. Lunatics while mocking Nelly's first single "Country Grammar." Nelly has retaliated with a track titled, "Cut it Out." Features Pimp C and Sean P.