Big Rap Artists, According To J.I.D, Are “Scared” To Work With Him On A Track
With each new release, J.I.D. has grown brighter. Despite the fact that DiCaprio 2 was released four years ago, he makes a conscious effort to stand out on each Dreamville appearance and guest verse he records. Unfortunately, it appears that he is having trouble finding partnerships with more well-known MCs in the game.
This Thursday, the rapper took to Twitter to discuss his recent collaboration binge. Despite his ability to seamlessly transition between tracks, the Atlanta musician claimed that some of his competitors in the industry are unable to commit to studio time.
“None of my rap co workers be tryna rap wit me dawg… Only women and pop stars lol,” he tweeted. He singled out the more well-known rappers in a later tweet who he thinks might be persuaded to collaborate with him. “I think y’all n***az scared, I’m talking bigger rap artists.”
We’re hopeful that the release of The Forever Story isn’t being delayed since it’s unknown with whom he’s had problems securing studio time. In his most recent song, “29 (Freestyle),” the rapper hinted that the project would be released “very soon.” There is no precise date for when we should anticipate it, although it appears to come before the year is over.
Rap, According To A$AP Rocky, Is Lacking In Maturity These Days
Ice Prince Addresses Wizkid’s Claims About Rap; Says “Nigerian Rap Is Up”
Singer Normani Teases Debút Album, Reveals The Artists She Would Love To Work With In The Future
Memphis Rap Star NLE Choppa Drops New Track “Little Miss”
Beyoncé, Travis Scott, And Lil Flip Are The Top Three Artists From Houston, According to Lil Flip
According To Mary J. Blige, R&B Turns Into “Popular Music” When Artists like Adele or Justin Timberlake Jump On it
According To Don Jazzy, He Considers Talent But Relies On Luck When Signing Artists
YG Drops New Single & Video, “Scared Money” Feat. J Cole & Moneybagg Yo
Kanayo Shares Post As Grown Man Admits To Being “Scared” He’ll Be Used For Sacrifice By Nollywood Icon
Tory Lanez Admits To Being Scared For His Life While Serving 10-Year Sentence
