“It’s not really a jab, that’s how I feel. It’s kind of like what he did with Jay on the “Big Brother” record. There is definitely no love lost. I loved working with Kanye and Just Blaze in the past. But this time around, on this album I tried to reach out to both of them but they were too busy for me.”
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