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Ye appears to be getting underneath extra individuals’s pores and skin than standard these days — Trippie Redd included. On Monday (April 28), the Ohio native responded to the “Mercy” rapper’s latest claims about inventing rage music.

“I invented rage, bro,” Ye claimed on Saturday (April 26), citing tracks like “Blood On The Leaves.” The rapper went on to say, “Yeezus is that vitality… ‘N**fuel in Paris’ is the primary time n**fuel was moshing. Have a look at Black individuals moshing. That was just a few white boy s**t.” Visually, he could also be right, however sonically, most would most likely say Child Cudi was loads nearer to embodying that sound.

Trippie Redd not solely shut Ye down, but additionally argued that he, Playboi Carti, XXXTENTACION and Lil Uzi Vert — just about the mainstays of the SoundCloud period — are the true “inventors of the fad sound.” Taking to his Instagram Stories, the artist stated, “We paved the way in which. We popularized it.”

“I am not gon’ allow you to outdated a** n**fuel say you invented one thing you ain’t invent. N**fuel have to take [their] capsules, man. These n**fuel be psychotic,” Trippie Redd added, presumably referencing Ye’s latest string of tweets. He added, “Your outdated a** ain’t invent s**t.”

Elsewhere within the video, the “Dark Knight Dummo” creator claimed Ye invited him to “pull up” however he declined the supply: “He all the time [wants] to place a n**ga beneath him.” On X, the soon-to-be-father later reposted a tweet from Playboi Carti throughout his beef with the Chicago lyricist.

Rage music, in line with Billboard, is “EDM-like synths taking part in a darkish melody, hard-hitting 808s and a few good percussive drums.” Many followers may go so far as saying Playboi Carti’s Die Lit laid the groundwork, with Trippie Redd’s “Miss The Rage” cementing the style a number of years later. In fact, artists like SoFaygo, Yeat and Lancey Foux have solely helped push the style even additional.