During his sit down with Power 106, the West Coast star took a moment to clarify rumours about his “How to Rob a Rapper” track being a diss track aimed at the late PnB Rock.
As he continues to promote his recently released I Got Issues album, YG has been hot on the press circuit, making his most recent stop at Power 106 Los Angeles to share another L.A. Leakers Freestyle.
For this round of rhymes, the West Coast star found himself spitting over the late Nipsey Hussle’s “Hussle in the House,” spitting bars about everything from the price of fame to the rumours about him writing a diss track about PnB Rock, who was shot and killed just a few weeks ago in Los Angeles.
“I gotta say this, and ‘How to Rob a Rapper’ is not a diss,” the 32-year-old clarified to anyone thinking otherwise. “It’s just a message to these rappers: please be on yo shit.”
After he finished freestyling, YG further elaborated on the gossip, telling Justin Credible, “‘How to Rob a Rapper’ is one of my favourite records because I got back to my storytelling bag.”
“I’m not glorifying what’s going on in the city, but bro, I’m from L.A. I got dead homies, friends behind this city. So I’ma talk about how it is. I ain’t sugar-coating nothing.”
Check out YG’s L.A. Leakers Freestyle above, and tap back in with HNHH later for more music updates.
Quotable Lyrics:
I rep the West so hard, they don’t feel me in the South
They f*ck with me but they just can’t get with the bounce
Ice-T said L.A. n****s don’t wear chains
But why the f*ck I got bust downs and plain janes?
