In a fiery exchange that has sent shockwaves through the hip-hop community, BG has unleashed a blistering tirade against fellow Cash Money artist Turk, branding him the “worst Cash Money artist ever.” The confrontation erupted during a recent video interview, where BG didn’t hold back, responding to Turk’s claim of being the “last hot boy” with a scathing critique of Turk’s career and sales performance.

BG’s words were sharp and unfiltered: “You the only HBZ that don’t have a plaque,” he declared, backing his claims with the assertion that Turk’s last album was the “worst selling” in Cash Money history. The tension escalated as BG recounted his own storied history with the label, asserting that the success of Cash Money was built on his back while Turk was still reliant on food stamps.

The exchange quickly spiraled into a personal attack, with BG accusing Turk of being overly invested in internet drama and irrelevant gossip, while he himself remains focused on his music and legacy. “You mad because I don’t want to get on that song, man,” BG said, dismissing Turk’s attempts to collaborate.

As BG prepares to drop new music, including a highly anticipated collaboration with Juvenile, the stakes are high. The hip-hop world is watching closely as this feud unfolds, with fans eagerly awaiting responses and potential diss tracks.

This clash not only reignites old rivalries but also raises questions about the future of Cash Money and its artists. With BG’s fierce defense of his legacy and Turk’s claims hanging in the balance, the drama is far from over. Stay tuned as we follow this explosive story and its impact on the hip-hop landscape.