In "I gotta say something" news, the tight lipped Busta Rhymes finally broke his silence since the shooting death of his bodyguard Israel "Izzy" Ramirez a month ago. It just so happens as Busta was appearing on BET's "106 & Park" to debut his "Touch It" remix video.

Say word EbenGregory.

Word.

Here's Busta Rhymes to Big Tigger on the whole murder remix video situation: Everything is good except for what's going on. I want to start this show off by sending a big shout-out to the children of Israel Ramirez. I want to give a big shout-out to his wife. I want people to really understand that the focus primarily on shooting this video was to present the balance. For a while it has just been a whole lot of extra unnecessary beef. I'm about feel-good energy in music.

Here's more Busta Rhymes to Big Tigger on the whole murder remix video situation: It's important that this video air's so I can honor my friend. It was a beautiful day. I felt it would be an injustice in the demise of my good friend if we didn't show the world that what we was doing in no way shape or form was advocating violence.

And since Busta feels like talking.

Here's Busta Rhymes at the Power 105.1 New York's Fourth Annual Birthday on the whole murder remix video situation: An unfortunate situation killed my friend. My friend, my loved one who was doing a real good job keeping me safe. The media make me look like a -- making me look real - crazy. We weren't on some drug spree wilding out. We went to work that day to secure the food on the table for our children. Let's have fun in Ramirez name.

Oh really, have fun you say.okay.

Here's some fun jewelry being dropped by EbenGregory on Busta Rhymes promoting his new video while celebrating his friend: The capacity of human beings to bore one another seems to be vastly greater than that of any other animal.

Wake me up after the grand jury testimony.

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