ROYCE DA 5’9 is a former Slaughter house recording label Hip Hop legend. On a June 25^th Video release, the lyrical assassin member shared a video of Redman listening his 2016 track ‘Flesh’ and bowing to the lyrical prowess. Redman is an award winning artist and it was a surprise for him to anoint Royce as a Hip Hop G.O.A.T. “Royce 5 fucking 9, n-gga. Listen to this fucking verse.” From there, he lets the song play as he nods his head to the beat.G.O.A.T. Redman is seen in the video listening to the lyrics and shaking his head in admiration, “Royce 5 fucking 9, n-gga. Listen to this fucking verse.”

Royce appeared to have not expected such kind of response from Redman whom he appeared to consider more talented and lyrically gifted. He couldn’t believe him giving him such an honor, according to him, he was a source of inspiration and motivation. He confessed that he studied Redman like religion as he was trying to work on himself to up his game to the same level with the Grammy winning artist. He further acknowledged that such a compliment was worth compared to the efforts he invested to make his lyrics fresh and monumental.

He dedicated the video clip for upcoming artists, and those trying to break it in the competitive Hip Hop industry. The two artists were once members of Lyrical Assassins, a Musical group of the past. They seemed to both acknowledge and appreciate each other’s work, input and success at different levels. As Redman was trying to celebrate Royce, he was so genuine and keen on his comments and how the lyrics made him feel as he appreciated Royce as an Icon and a musical genius. In the clip Redman said that he is still learning Hip Hop.

Former Cash Money Records Rapper Juvenile slammed Young Buck on a live T.v interview on VLAD T.V which he fiercely fired back his response on Saturday June 26, through an Instagram post. Both Hip Hop artists were crewmates in the UTP sensational music group. Juvenile called him a Bitch on a live television including several insults. In response, Young Buck decided to instead release a Dis single titled, ‘Enough is Enough’. The Snippet on the forthcoming Single ‘Enough’ shows the G-Units affiliated Rapper about to lay into Juvenile before the Video ends.

During the Live interview, Juvenile shared his lyrics dissing Young Buck and hulling insults towards his former crewmate. “Death never bothered me,” he spits. “Kingpins fathered me. Goons never gobbled me/N-ggas been tried to slaughter me/Bitches been tryna holler at me/Born in the trap way before rap Buck been silent, G/You should be proud of me/Never had a bitch bone in my body never hurt I got it free.”

Young Bucks Lyrics in Enough is Enough, “D-Tay I’m sorry that you broke n-gga why you hot at me/Cook-Up I know you thinking this is where you ought to be/But every post you put up and say my name you people follow me/Hey Juvenile, you a hater/Oh now you speaking 20 years later.”

Both artists along with Soulja Slim, Wako, Skip and Corey Cee were members of UTP Hip Hop group which they formed in 2002 after Juvenile ditched Cash money records. The dis was surprising considering the two artists have worked together for a while and therefore expected to be enjoying some warm relationship.

Juvenile was responding to a question which Young Buck claimed he left him stranded in L.A when they had travelled Former Producer Suge Knight. He snapped painfully and asked the host to stop asking him questions about other people.

T-Pain’s heavy use of Auto—sound in his debut 2004 tracks revolutionized the music production landscape. Auto-tune gave a big boost to artists with poor vocals as the software could fine tune their sound to a consumable enticing melodic. But the idea was not welcomed by everyone, especially musicians. And T-pain was the one to carry all the blame. He was among the few artists who successfully used the Auto-Technology first and so many established artists this was giving them an easy time in the industry. Specifically, T-pain spoke of how Usher took a heavy blame on the use of Auto-tune. Usher claimed T-Pain messed up the music industry. Usher was T-pains friend and so he took the blame seriously and this could lead to a four-year long battle with depression. In an exclusive interview with a yet to be released Netflix series This is pop, T-pain explain how he found himself into deep depression after Ushers remarks that he is solely responsible for the damages cause by Auto-tune.

“Usher was my friend,” T-Pain said in the clip. “I really respect Usher. And he said, ‘I’m gonna tell you something, man. You kinda fucked up music.’” He further added that he initially he wasn’t very serious with the alteration but he took it serious when Usher repeated the same words toward him. Usher told him again that he really fucked up music for real singers. T-Pain went ahead to ask him what has he done because he only used the new technology and he didn’t tell anyone to use it. According to T-Pain, this words landed heavy on him, they affected him emotionally and before he realized, he had long suffered from depression. T-Pain explained, “That is the very moment, and I don’t even think I realized this for a long time, but that’s the very moment that started a four-year depression for me.”

However, Usher was not the only artist who felt so, in the ‘Blueprint 3’ Album, JAYZ did a track titled, “D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune).” The track was aimed at criticizing the over use of the technology which labeled T-pain as the major culprit.