Considering Ferrari and Starks’ history, I found it was strange that Ghost granted the folks down the URL an interview. Well according to XXL, he mended their beef with a phone call.
That’s some old-school shit. Back then, things were
all snowballed in the air on some other shit. I didn’t like what he
said, that’s where it all started from anyway. But we kicked it on the
phone one time, and after we kicked it on the phone that was it. I aint really trying to hold no grudge fucking 30 years later after
he done said whatever the fuck he done said. So it
was like whatever. At the end of the day we’re
still people just trying to get ahead. It’s like you’re having a fight
with a muthafucka 10 years ago… you can either keep the grudge or be
like ‘yo wattup’ and just let it go and shit, it’s like what the fuck
I’m holding on to it for. I respect all these niggas. As long as you
respect me, I’ma respect you.
Word to Aretha.
Heads Up: NR
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