Freddie Gibbs and Benny The Butcher have had certainly one of hip-hop’s most talked-about feuds, and followers have been curious if the 2 Buffalo rappers might ever make peace. Their fallout started earlier this decade, triggered by a capturing joke and an alleged altercation in Buffalo. Recently, a video of the 2 at a Paris airport sparked hypothesis that they may have reconciled.

Some, like Westside Gunn, noticed the second as an indication of calm and a potential truce. Others have been extra skeptical. While Benny The Butcher has not commented publicly, Freddie Gibbs addressed the state of affairs throughout an interview with Complex’s Jordan Rose. Gibbs appeared alongside The Alchemist to debate their new album Alfredo 2.

“I’ma say this: I mean, you saw me standing there,” Gibbs mentioned. “I was just in the airport. Everything that everybody tried to make out of it, that wasn’t true. I barely even said a word, I was just standing there. I saw them, was standing there. Of course, we ain’t a friendship; what we gon’ do? I ain’t going to jail over that, so, y’all do y’all thing. Only thing I really said was, ‘Aye, man, this ain’t the time or the place.’ I just tried to keep it gangster.”

Gibbs defined that his focus was on his profession moderately than getting concerned in drama. “I was on my way to London to meet up with [The Alchemist] and get a bag, so I ain’t about to f**k my bag up f***ing with no n****’s,” he mentioned. “A lot of this rap s**t be on some WWF s**t, so I don’t get into that. I ain’t never even spoke to Westside Gunn, so I don’t know where all that comes from… I looked at the s**t and I saw people was talking about it and I was like, ‘Oh, yeah. There’s some more fake s**t.’ It wasn’t nothing that everybody was making it out to be. I was just standing there with my arms folded up, bro. I barely said a word, so… But them n****s into that wrestling s**t, so they do that. I don’t wrestle.”

Gibbs made it clear that the airport assembly was not a dramatic showdown however merely a impartial encounter. Rumors, he says, usually make strange moments really feel bigger than life.