In a heated exchange at the recent Summer Smash festival in Chicago, Ken Carson appeared to take a jab at fellow artist Don Toliver, igniting a fierce social media feud. During his performance, Carson remarked, “F**k you talking about, ain’t no duos,” seemingly in reference to Toliver’s impending collaborative album with rapper Yeat. Don Toliver quickly responded, addressing the situation on his Instagram Story, stating, “N***as be On the Lame S**t just get your money and go Home. lol.”
The conflict escalated when Carson dragged Toliver’s long-term partner, Kali Uchis, into the mix, stating, “U the worst thing that happened to your BM p***y ahh. My BM got more money then [sic] you n***as you need to work harder [laughing emojis].” This exchange has certainly caught the attention of the hip-hop community, with fans expressing their thoughts on social media.
Amidst the ongoing drama, footage from Playboi Carti’s “After Hours Til Dawn” tour in Los Angeles has surfaced, featuring both Travis Scott and Ken Carson performing on stage together. This has sparked speculation about Travis Scott’s loyalty to Don Toliver, as fans analyze the dynamics among these artists. Comments from social media users reflect this sentiment, with one noting, “Meanwhile Ken and Don are beefing [laughing emoji].”
In a related note, Pusha T recently expressed admiration for Ken Carson and the Opium collective during an appearance on The New York Times’ “Popcast,” highlighting their growing presence and impact in the industry. He praised their efforts, reflecting a positive outlook on their collaborative spirit and energetic performances.
This ongoing saga among hip-hop artists showcases the competitive nature of the industry while also highlighting the camaraderie and connections that can exist. Fans are left to ponder the implications of these rivalries and the potential for future collaborations within the evolving musical landscape.