TMZ hip hop caught up with Ghostface at ABC Studios on Thursday, September 4th, whereas he was selling his new album, Supreme Clientele 2. Laughing off Drake’s grievances, the veteran rapper steered that there are far worse insults to endure within the trade and that some feedback should not value letting have an effect on you.

Drake has beforehand expressed sensitivity to accusations of leaping on viral tendencies, and he just lately known as out a number of tenured hip hop journalists. He even labeled Rob Markman a “goof” after Markman couldn’t recall Lil Wayne’s “Cannon” lyrics on the request of Tory Lanez. Drake has been crucial of reporters who he feels are entitled to his time, going as far as to name them “losers.”

Markman responded to the remarks by defending the hip hop neighborhood. He emphasised that journalists are accountable for protecting the tradition and shouldn’t be personally attacked for doing their jobs. He additionally spoke up for any reporters who might have been unfairly criticized.

This trade highlights the continuing rigidity between artists and the media. While Drake navigates public scrutiny and commentary from followers and journalists alike, Ghostface Killah’s recommendation serves as a reminder that not each critique warrants a response. Focus in your craft and let the remainder fade into the background.