21 Savage has taken to social media to make clear his latest feedback relating to Nas’ relevancy within the present Hip Hop panorama.
The Slaughter Gang boss upset a number of folks over the weekend in a Clubhouse room when he claimed Nas wasn’t related in the mean time. “I don’t really feel like he’s related,” he mentioned to the dismay of many listeners. “I don’t really feel like Nas is related.”
On Monday (November 14), 21 hopped on Twitter to make clear what he meant and to say he believes his phrases are being twisted in a approach he didn’t intend.
“I might by no means disrespect nas or any legend who paved the best way for me y’all be tryna take stuff and run with it,” 21 wrote whereas applauding the Queensbridge icon.
I might by no means disrespect nas or any legend who paved the best way for me y’all be tryna take stuff and run with it
— Saint Laurent Don (@21savage) November 14, 2022
As soon as issues calmed down after his unique feedback, the UK-born rapper defined his perception that the rap deity isn’t related right now, however he has a “loyal” fan base and makes good music nonetheless. The heated dialogue appeared to revolve round ’90s rappers which might be nonetheless dropping albums right now.
Offended Escobar Followers flocked to social media to voice their frustration with 21’s incendiary feedback together with Nas’ brother, Jungle, as he stepped into The Shade Room to diss Savage.
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“21 Savage is trash I’m glad Nas dropped KD3 so followers can hear actual bars… 21 can u do one thing for me,” he wrote.
Nas launched King’s Illness III on Friday (November 11), which is the third installment of his Hit-Boy-produced sequence that he gained his first Grammy Award for. The franchise has additionally been commercially related as every of the primary two elements notched him Prime 5 debuts on the Billboard 200.
As for 21, he’s coming off the discharge of his Her Loss joint undertaking with Drake, which topped the Billboard 200 this week after amassing north of 400,000 whole album-equivalent models in first-week gross sales.
Drake and 21’s joint LP reportedly produced one of many largest streaming weeks ever producing round 500 million.
