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14:28Now PlayingTray Deee witnessed the East Coast Vs. West Coast beef unfold during the '90s, including Tha Dogg Pound being shot at on the set of the "New York, New York" music video shoot. He explained that the shots "had to have been coming from at least a mile, mile and a half away," which signified to him that a sniper was behind the job.
During the conversation Tray Deee also shared his thoughts on Young Thug calling his album "Barter 6," and he believes that it was karma for Wayne piggybacking off Juvenile's 400 Degreez with his 500 Degreez. The West Coast emcee questioned how Wayne could ever be mad at Thug when he did the same thing in the past.
When it comes to different rap groups beefing, Tray said you should respond "when you're in the advantageous situation by responding, if it elevates your platform."
Check out more of what he had to say on the situation above.
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