Charlamagne to Lil Wayne & Young Thug: Fistfight or Something
May 11, 2015
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as posted by the channelMany accused Young Thug and his affiliates of having something to do with Lil Wayne's tour bus getting shot up in Atlanta back in late April. It just so happened to be after Thugger was booed during his concert in Louisiana, and ever since, the two have been bickering back and forth and have even gotten other rappers involved in their drama on social media. Charlamagne tha God, however, isn't here for the verbal bashing. "Ain't y'all n***** supposed to be gangsters?" he asks during his interview with VladTV. "Since nobody got shot and killed and the only thing that got hurt was a bus, ay man, do that s*** some more."
Charlamagne, who claims he loved hearing about the bus incident, says he's "tired of hearing these motherf**kers just talk." Reflecting back to the days when rappers didn't have social media platform to get behind, he relives certain moments where guys like the "immortal" Suge Knight's goons and Young Buck would attack one another during awards shows. When it comes to artists these days, Charlamagne says he wishes that they'd at least make him "think that s*** can get real." "Back in the day [if] you said some crazy s*** about somebody the effect was somebody was gon' come see you...sometimes it's good to see a reaction."
Hear more of Charlamagne's thoughts on rap beef above, and let us know if you side with him and believe rappers aren't as tough as they used to be below.
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