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Ray Vaughn and Joey Badass

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Key Takeaways:

• Ray Vaughn says his label blocked a diss monitor aimed toward Joey Bada$$ for being “so disrespectful.”
• The Top Dawg Entertainment rapper claims he had 4 unreleased diss tracks, no less than one in all which included photographs at Kai Ca$h.
• Joey Bada$$ might have reignited the feud with new bars on “ABK,” escalating the TDE vs. Pro Era rigidity.

For anybody curious why Joey Bada$$ and Ray Vaughn’s beef immediately fizzled out, we lastly have some solutions. On Thursday (July 24) night, the Long Beach rapper appeared on Gina Views and DJ Hed’s “Effective Immediately,” the place he revealed that his label truly “restricted” his response to the Brooklyn rapper’s “CRASH DUMMY,” which dropped in May.

“My next s**t was so disrespectful that they [were] like, ‘Yo, chill out,’” Vaughn defined. According to him, the file was much more ruthless than “Golden Eye,” during which he referenced Joey Bada$$’ beef with Troy Ave, referred to as Pro Era “broke and fried,” and maybe most shockingly, talked about Serayah, who was pregnant with the 1999 creator’s youngster on the time.

Believe it or not, Vaughn had greater than only one diss monitor within the chamber. “There was four,” he admitted, moments after revealing that Kai Ca$h, who threw his personal photographs on “KNICKS IN 6,” was additionally a goal in no less than one in all them. Gina pushed him about which label — Top Dawg Entertainment or RCA Records — particularly shut down the tracks, however he stopped in need of giving a particular reply.

Earlier within the dialog, Vaughn revisited a few of Joey Bada$$’ diss tracks. “THE FINALS” ended up being his favourite, although he didn’t appear too impressed by “CRASH DUMMY.” The artist mentioned, “I didn’t really care for the verses, but I f**ked with the hook though.”

It’s by no means too late for the 2 artists to spar once more, and Joey Bada$$ might have already reignited issues on his newest launch, “ABK.” In the file’s opening verse, he dropped traces like, “All 2025, I hit ’em where it might hurt, give you n**gas more bars / They tried to send the G-League n**gas after the All-Star,” and referenced TDEast.