Never Thought This Would Happen: Treach Drops Vin Rock Diss Called "Tall Midget"

Things just got uglier. late Monday (May 6) night, Treach announced, via Twitter, that he fired Vin Rock from Naughty By Nature. The latter eventually commented on his supposed dismissal, but now Treach has responded in kind with a diss track called "Tall Midget."
Yesterday, Vinny responded to Treach's remarks via Twitter, too. "I'm waking to drama. Spoke to my publicist. Silence is Golden.

In the meantime Business 101: You can't Fire the Owner ," he tweeted.

Last night, Treach dropped the gauntlet, again, with a scathing diss song called "Tall Midget." The tune's hook ("Industry rule number 100 is funny, tall midgets get short money.") pretty much sums up his feelings of his still current group member considering they still have paid dates in May that they are obligated to perform at.  In the two verse, two minute song, Treach also alleges that he has been Vinny's ghostwriter, claims Naughty Gear clothing line was to "throwing him a bone" and clowns his weight, saying he is "a bagel away from Barney."

Say What!?: Treach Fires Vin Rock From Naughty By Nature?

Why must so many rap groups inevitable break. It seems like 90's Hip-Hop powerhouse group Naughy By Nature has broken up, sort of, at least according to one member.

Composed of rappers Treach and Vin Rock along with producer/DJ Kay Gee, one of the New Jersey based group's biggest hits was "O.P.P." as well as "Uptown Anthem" and "Hip-Hop Hooray." However, last night Treach took to Twitter to air out some of the group's internal strife publicly and hand out a pink slip in the process.

"Vinnie from NAUGHTY BY NATURE is Officially FIRED!! Anything he does besides shows til Sept is Frugazy!! F-ck him & the Ground he Walks!!," tweeted the reputed rapper.

He added, "Anybody that f-cks with that B-tch @ss Ni--a Don't F-ck with Me!!"

Well, that's going to make any aforementioned shows hella awkward.

No word from Vinny or Kay Gee, yet. In the past, the group broke up after fall out between Kay Gee and Treach that was reportedly over finances. The group reunited in 2006, three years after it had disbanded. Late last year, the group was at the center of a lawsuit involving Sugar Hill Music over a sample used on "Uptown Anthem" from the Juice soundtrack.

Naughty By Nature's last proper album was 2011's Anthem Inc.