HoneyKomb Brazy: I'll Die Before Dealing with Bad J Prince Jr Contract Like Finesse2Tymes (Part 11)
June 8, 2026
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Rising rapper HoneyKomb Brazy opened up in a recent interview about his turbulent journey through the music industry, emphasizing his refusal to be trapped in exploitative contracts like fellow rapper Finesse2Tymes. After gaining viral success with his “Freestyle Part Two,” which amassed over 8 million views, HoneyKomb released his mixtape *HoneyKomb Hideout* while navigating legal struggles.
He expressed deep respect for the late J Prince Sr., a legendary figure in hip-hop known for guiding many artists. However, HoneyKomb is critical of J Prince Jr., cautioning, “I’ll die before dealing with a bad contract like Finesse2Tymes.” He highlighted the harsh realities and politics behind the scenes, underscoring his commitment to keeping control over his career. “Do right by HoneyKomb. I’m a real one—I’d rather die than go through that,” he said. As HoneyKomb continues to build momentum, his focus remains clear: independent success without compromising his freedom.
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