In a heated revelation, Young Chris has addressed long-standing claims that Jay-Z “stole” his flow and style, stating emphatically that such comparisons do nothing for him or his career. During a candid interview on Memphis Bleak’s new podcast, “Rock Solid,” Chris expressed frustration over the persistent narrative that has shadowed him throughout his musical journey. “I hate that, bro,” he said, highlighting his desire to move past these discussions and focus on his artistry.

Chris, who rose to fame as part of Roc-A-Fella’s State Property collective, insists that he and Jay-Z grew up together, influencing each other in a shared environment at Baseline Studios. He emphasized that their relationship is rooted in mutual respect and collaboration rather than competition. “The Rock was already rock solid,” he declared, underscoring the foundation of their camaraderie.

The topic resurfaced as fans and critics alike continue to dissect Jay-Z’s lyrical evolution, noting similarities in flow and cadence between the two artists. Chris’s frustration is palpable as he recounts the pressure of being constantly compared to the hip-hop titan. “I be ready to tell [them] before I do the interview, ‘Yo, everything except that,'” he lamented.

As the conversation unfolded, Chris reflected on his early career, recalling the high-pressure environment of his first radio freestyle at Hot 97, where he was just 16. The nostalgia was bittersweet, as he acknowledged the monumental moments that defined his legacy alongside Jay-Z and others.

Yet, despite the accolades, Chris is weary of the narrative that pits him against Jay-Z. “I’m over it, bro,” he stated, making it clear that he wants to be recognized for his own contributions to hip-hop, not as a footnote in someone else’s story. As the debate rages on, one thing is certain: Young Chris is ready to reclaim his narrative and solidify his place in music history.