Quavo and Chris Brown have been the center of attention in the hip-hop community for the past few weeks. A feud that has been fueled for over five years now, has seemingly hit its peak between the two. Stemming from both superstars having relations with each others ex-girlfriends in Karrueche Tran and Saweetie respectively, Brown and Quavo then go public with their entanglement stories, mentioning it in their music.
According to sources, Chris Brown reignited the feud publicly with his song ‘Freak’, where Brown mentions Quavo courting his ex-girlfriend and insinuating that she is only with Quavo for the lifestyle and not for who he is.
“Okay, now f–king my old b—hes ain’t gon’ make us equal,” Chris rapped in his verse of the song that dropped April 11. “Freak b—h, she like Casamigos, not the Migos /I don’t f–k with bougie b—hes, man, that s–t is all hype.”
Quavo responds a day later with his diss record ‘TENDER’, where he refers to the abusive relationship between Chris and Karrueche in which Tran was granted a 5-year restraining order on Brown.
“Solitaire stones, carats bugs / You did the b—h wrong and now the b—h gone. She posted with a thug / Call the b—h phone. She won’t come home, don’t beat her up.”
On April 20th, Brown released an ether-like diss from Chris Brown that sent hip-hop fans into a frenzy, In his diss track ‘Weakest link’, Brown refers to his relations with Quavo’s ex Saweetie, and also mentioned the passing of his nephew, Takeoff.
“R.I.P. Takeoff, he the only real one that got true respect,” the singer jabbed. “Crazy how when he died, everybody really wished it was you instead.”
Quavo, furious at Brown’s war tactics, decided to give Chris one more tongue lashing before focusing on his musical endeavors. In his song ‘Over Hoes & B–ches’, a play-on Chris Brown rap crew ‘Original Hood Boys’, Quavo fires shots at Brown again, highlighting his abusive…
Read the full article here
