HoneyKomb Brazy Resolves Issues With 21 Savage & Lil Baby

21 Savage‘s new album WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STREETS? has resulted in a number of debate amongst hip-hop artists and folks allegedly previously within the streets, whether or not it is allies like Lil Baby or detractors like HoneyKomb Brazy. A Mobile, Alabama native, Brazy had criticized the “f**k the streets” motion, nevertheless it looks as if some conversations have given him new perspective.

As caught by DJ Akademiks on Instagram, HoneyKomb took to his IG Story with a screenshot of a FaceTime name with Baby. “Man this the realest dialog I had since I been home boy,” he wrote. “@lilbaby u actually an actual n***a I want it was extra within the sport like u. But the speak we simply had modified my entire thoughts set. Im finna keep free n do that music s**t similar to u mentioned [100 emoji].”

Then, the Alabama MC revealed that he hopped on the telephone with Savage and hashed out their grievances and views. “I can not lie that bihh @21savage completely different af,” he wrote on his Instagram Story, as caught by No Jumper on IG. “bra actually an actual n***a n we talked for hours. I really feel the place he coming from proper is correct we are able to save the streets like u mentioned. That s**t simply got here out n ppl took it n ran with it however im on u imply us nun however good u bought brazy.”

21 reposted this on his Story with the caption “Traumatized #savethestreets.” Also, HKB claimed that he performed the Atlanta rapper a diss observe towards him, and that he joked that if it ever got here out, Brazy could be banned from Atlanta.

HoneyKomb Brazy also had other issues with Big Bank for supposedly canceling their interview for this criticism of the Atlanta “f**ok the streets” motion, however apparently they’ve settled these points as effectively. At the top of the day, most of this looks as if a slight misunderstanding primarily based on semantics.

In actuality, these rappers all have a typical floor: wanting to reach their business and assist their households. No matter what aspect you are on regarding the “f**k the streets” debate, the necessary factor is to get rid of the notion of “sides” to start with.