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DJ Drama spoke to Rollingout on his fickle relationship Mr. 17.5
“At times, it’s grown man business, we’re not always going to see eye to eye. He’s doing his thing. I’m doing my thing.”
Bonus: Check the archives!
Your relationship with DJ Drama has been rocky as of late. Have you guys since reconciled?
Niggas
can agree to disagree. Drama alright. We spoke. He still the homie, my
nigga. I been on the road getting money, so I hear things and I
addressed it. I let him know how I felt and we pretty much kept it
moving from there. It wasn’t a problem cause if it were a problem you
woulda heard about it. Other than that, he’s getting his money and I’m
getting mine. Maybe sometime in the future we might work together.
Other than that, we just moving.
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