- Kevin Gates appears to take direct shots at Boosie Badazz in his fiery new track, “F*k Em.”
- In the song, Gates explicitly crowns himself “Mr. Louisiana,” a title long synonymous with Boosie.
- The track surfaces despite Boosie’s recent claims that there were no issues between the two rappers.
- Social media is buzzing, with fans pointing to the artists’ long and complicated history as proof of a renewed beef.
Gates vs. Boosie: A Battle for the Crown
Kevin Gates has set the hip-hop world on fire with his new song “F*k Em,” and fans are convinced he has one target in his sights: Boosie Badazz. The track, which is age-restricted on YouTube due to its explicit content, features Gates challenging Boosie’s long-held, self-proclaimed title of “Mr. Louisiana.”
The Lyrics Sparking the Feud
The controversy stems from a direct lyrical challenge where Gates raps, “You don’t pull up and hop out solo, you ain’t Mr. Louisiana…” He leaves no room for interpretation, later declaring, “…Bi**h I’m here, I’m Mr. Louisiana.”
A Complicated History
This lyrical jab adds another layer to the rappers’ complex history, which dates back to 2009. Tensions have simmered for years, fueled by rumors and a reported onstage scuffle between their entourages in 2016. The new track seems to contradict Boosie’s recent statements on VladTV, where he claimed the two had resolved any rumored issues during a group FaceTime call.
“I ain’t never had no issues with [Gates],” Boosie stated earlier this year. “If I had an issue with him, it would have been known.”
What Happens Next?
As fans dig up old clips and interviews as evidence of subliminal disses, the ball is now in Boosie’s court. As of now, the “Wipe Me Down” artist has not publicly responded to Gates’ bold claim on his title. The music video for “F*k Em” is available to watch now.
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