Jeezy and Gucci Mane were able to squash a nearly 20-year beef when they converged for a spirited Verzuz battle in November 2020. But the question remains will Jeezy and Freddie Gibbs finally be able to bury the hatchet as well? According to a recent interview with
Vulture, it’s certainly not outside of the realm of possibilities.
During the conversation, Gibbs opened up about his once-flourishing work relationship with Jeezy’s CTE World imprint that went horribly south and resulted in some bad blood between the former collaborators. When asked about The Snowman’s 2020 song “Therapy For My Soul” in which he takes a swipe at Gibbs, the Grammy Award-nominated rapper chalked it up as no “big deal.”
The Bootleg Kev Podcast.
“It’s so much music this n gga done did, bro. Like you wouldn’t even imagine, bro,” J said. “There’s sh t I haven’t even heard when I thought I heard everything.”
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The Definition of Loyalty rapper said the verses can be compiled to curate a posthumous musical effort.
“It’s definitely going to be another Nip album,” he continued. “But, it’s All Money In so we ain’t going to put out nothing Micky. … Rest in peace to [Pop Smoke]. I feel like if they would’ve held on to his music more and put it out the right way, it would’ve been received differently. But, the music was still good and we needed it at that time.”