Freddie Gibbs has claimed he is currently being heavily inspired by the Clipse and their new album, Let God Sort Em Out.
Speaking on The Joe Budden Podcast, Gibbs proved he had nothing but love for the Virginia rap duo.
Gibbs revealed his reaction to listening to the album: “I hit Pusha T like ‘That shit hard my n-gga.”
He also revealed his favorite song from the album was “F.I.C.O.” and added that it was his “favorite song right now”.
Freddie Gibbs shows love to the new Clipse album, he also says that he and Malice are the best rappers this year
“been inspired by lately… my favorite song right now… that F.I.C.O. sh*t… I hit Pusha T like that sh*t hard my n*gga…” – Freddie
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Gibbs also had praise for No Malice with Budden commenting: “I keep saying Malice is my rapper of the year,” to which the Alfredo star replied “Yup, between me and him.”
Gibbs recently called out rappers for using A.I. to help them write verses.
In a conversation with The Ringer, Gibbs made it clear he had issues with artists who used A.I. tools such as ChatGPT to write songs.
He explained: “Look at AI rap now man. I don’t even believe nobody that write. I don’t even believe if you even really make it anymore cause I done been in studios with motherfuckers and mutherfuckers is ChatGPT shit and I’m like, ‘What in the fuck?’ Like damn, how long am I gonna be able to do this shit? Cause I’m actually making fresh shit.”
Without naming any names, Gibbs added: “How long am I going to be able to do it when there’s motherfuckers in the studio typing into a computer to get their music? We in a lazy day and age, man. Heart is dying and you got to ask a computer to write your lyrics, shit is wack.”
Gibbs also claimed that that Kanye West was not happy his verse on Vultures 1 track “Back to Me” got more praise than any of his.
He explained: “This n-gga Kanye was mad about that shit. That n-gga was telling n-ggas like, ‘Man, how the fuck this n-gga think his verse is the best on my album?’”
Gibbs added: “When I sent it to him, I sent it to him thinking that, with the premise, he’d be proud of me. ‘Cause I look up to you. So I would think that, I rapped on your album, and people talking about it like this, you would think that a n-gga like you would be proud of me. That pissed him off.”
