His point was that no one else had been talking about conflict between Travis and ASAP and there was no pre-existing beef between the two artists. Travis is doing great. We need to make fake beef? I'm confused. Ebro chimed in, "I'm not as upset as you are. I mean, it's kind of like barbershop talk. I think what Flex ends up doing is having conversations that he has behind the scenes, and he just jumps on social media with it and it starts going.
Now, is he doing it for clout and likes? Is he trolling it so people talk about it like we're doing right now? Absolutely not. But in order to get a good conversation on his Instagram, he's willing to start making problems in real life with important artists in the culture to make his Instagram hot.
But I always felt like there was that certain competition there. With that sentiment in mind, the two recently clashed.
The guest says that Flex has changed. This is a pregnant woman! Charlamagne says he has no problem calling out his radio peer. Kid Capri adds that a few people—including Swizz Beatz—are trying to settle this dispute with a DJ battle. Swizz [Beatz] has definitely tried, for one.
Later in the interview, Capri says that he has a follow-up album coming. July 9, Published By Bandini. Ambrosia For Heads. Most Recent Stories.
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