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Bill O'Reilly Has Beef With Jay-Z
Apparently, Bill O'Reilly doesn't think much of Jay-Z's new song, "Off That." The rapper name-checked the hot-headed FOX pundit with the line, "Please tell Bill O'Reilly to fall back." "A regular Otis Redding, isn't he?" sniffed the TV host, after he played the clip on his show last night. Unfortunately, there was no mention on when we can expect Bill's freestyle dis track to drop. [RapRadar]
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I don't think it's possible for him to come off any more like a ghoulish vampire.
O'Reilly should brush up on his musical history. Most of what Otis Redding did in his day was hard-hitting Southern soul that was considered just as noisy to mainstream ears as a lot of rap. I'll bet O'Reilly only knows Redding from "Dock of the Bay" and thinks he's an easy listening singer. Not quite.