JR Writer on Why The Lox Beat Dipset in their Versuz Battle, Dropping Tory Lanez Diss Track (Part 7)
December 5, 2022
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11:35Now PlayingJR Writer on Why The Lox Beat Dipset in their Versuz Battle, Dropping Tory Lanez Diss Track (Part 7)
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In this clip, JR Writer looks back at his diss songs aimed at Tory Lanez before proving context about how their competition with one another got started. He explains that his brother, Fred Money, inadvertently ran into Tory down in Florida, which led to a conversation between Tory and JR Writer over the phone. He goes on to compare their friendly feud to what occurred between Tory and Joyner Lucas. This prompts Shawn Prez to ask JR Writer to share his thoughts on Tory's legal matter involving Meghan Thee Stallion. From there, the two men talk about the classic Versuz battle between The Lox and Dipset. JR Writer then says what he would have added to Dipset's performance if he had been allowed to join the group on stage. Lastly, JR Writer talks about his upcoming album, "Still Making History," which will feature guest appearances from artist like Dave East, French Montana, Jadakiss and more. He also talks about a separate project with his brother.
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