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In this clip, Icewear Vezzo recounted forming the rap group "The Green Guys" when he was just 12 years old and how he drew the inspiration for the name from his older cousin and his crew in Minneapolis. He detailed going solo and the reaction he received from the city of Detroit and the surrounding areas.
In the latest clip, Icewear Vezzo was asked about his old beef with Doughboyz Cashout. He refused to speak on the matter as the beef has been squashed and he didn't want to reignite old feelings by commenting on the past. He noted that no one was hurt as a result of the "rap beef" so it wasn't a big deal for him to reach out to Payroll Giovanni for a feature a year after the 2013 feud. He also admitted to being upset by Eminem's "Detroit vs. Everybody." He criticized the song for not having Detroit artists who were really buzzing and representing the city at the time. Vezzo felt Eminem didn't have the authority to speak on Detroit as none of his peers have met the rap legend. While he acknowledged Eminem owes Detroit artists nothing, he pointed out that Big Sean often reaches out to new and emerging artists out of the city.
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