Following comments made during an interview on satellite radio where he detailed a night out with Diddy that ended at a possibly gay club, rapper Xzibit has released a statement to clarify reports.

Despite how the interview sounded, X states "I have no beef with Diddy," according to the title of his most recent MySpace blog. The rapper claims that his comments in a recent interview was not intended to be malicious in anyway.

"I wake up this morning and my phone is going nuts. I turn on the computer and find all this sh** about me "throwing puffy under the gay bus" ... whatever that means," X writes. "All this SPIN that you journalist[s] are putting on the statements I made on a radio show -- to DIRECTLY effect a guy in a manor not intended -- is wrong.

"I got a call yesterday (which caught me off guard) from Diddy himself, stating the club was an after hours spot called 'Space' I believe. The rumor mill that has ground this bullsh** out to be the sh** storm that it is, is doing so on its own accord. Like I said at the top, I have no beef with Diddy."

As previously reported, the West Coast rapper gave FoxxHole Radio on Sirius an exclusive interview a year ago, where he detailed a New Years Eve party spent with Diddy, where things that followed seemed a little weird.

In the interview, X said that Diddy took he and Superhead to a club in Miami, and when they got there, what they saw shocked them.

"We get to this club, and we walk in the back way. It's the VIP lounge, ain't nobody in there. The club is going, it's jumping and I'm sitting there with [Superhead]," X says. "So then, [Diddy is] doing his business, we go down and get a drink. We sitting there bobbing to the music, and then [Superhead] point over to the corner. There's two dudes kissing. I'm like 'What the f*** is this?' ... Then she point in another direction, and there's another dude over there, butt ass naked dancing."

In the end of the interview, he gives Diddy the benefit of the doubt, saying "You can chalk it up to being in Miami or whatever."

In his respone Monday (February 23), Xzibit says the way his comments were taken was not what he intended, and is upset at the stance some blogs have taken in reporting the story.

"A bigger problem I see is the negative stance these hip-hop sites and blog sites are taking when speaking of gay people in general. All I can say to that is: PEOPLE GROW UP," Xzibit wrote. "I do NOT like to spread hate and make it a point not to do so, so this is not the way I intended this interview to unfold. You heard it directly from me ladies and gents, I'm looking forward to the issues at hand that really mean something to both my fans and Diddys as well: ART & MUSIC."