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Chicago rapper Lil Durk is focused on putting his attention on music-making these days and has revealed he no longer has an interest in entertaining a feud with one-time rap rival Tyga. #NoBeef
Despite Tyga recently dissing him on social media and via a song, Durk dismissed the rift speculation.
He is focused on squashing beefs with his former enemies to put all his effort into music. “That sh*t ain’t sh*t in my eyes. I’m working. We ain’t beefing with nobody,” he says of his recent feud with Tyga. “I gotta stay in that light where people will see me and hear me. And not be scared of me, you know?” (XXL Mag)
A few days ago, Durk revealed how he came face-to-face with West Coast rapper Game to end their problems.
“The whole club scene was just like a standoff. Like, “I’m holding my ground.” And they’re like, “I’m holding my ground too.” Some people don’t do it like that. Some people rather not walk up to somebody in the club and do it. I heard plenty of times people ran from him. So I was just standing my ground. Where I’m from we don’t run. Especially for us being in another city on the come up. We can’t let nobody do that to us. You know? So we took it upon ourselves – We didn’t approach them like, “You h*e a** n*gga. F*k wrong with you?” We just hollered at him like we just wanted to see what it is, see where we standing.” (Power 106 FM)
Game broke the big news across social media network Twitter last month.
“My Big homie “G Weed” put @lildurk_ on the phone wit me. Sh*t is DEAD ! We chopped it up like REAL N*GGAS & both sides respect each other.,” Game tweeted June 29. (Game’s Twitter)
Durk also jumped onto his Twitter page to confirm the feud ended.
“@thegame @G_weeder149 a real one homie chiraq x LA,” Durk tweeted June 29. (Lil Durk’s Twitter)
