Last week, Gangsta Boo accused some of today's rappers of stealing from Three 6 Mafia's sound.
This was right around the time people on social media were pointing out the new G-Eazy's cut "No Limit" and the not-so-new ASAP Ferg track "Plain Jane" borrowed flows from Tear Da Club Up Thugs' "Slob On My Knob." Tear Da Club Up Thugs was a group made up of Three 6 Mafia members Juicy J, DJ Paul and Lord Infamous.
Then on Sunday, Gangsta Boo referenced Cardi B, who's also on G-Eazy's "No Limit" and gave her some props. Boo also seemed surprised that her tweet caused such a big stir.
Afterward, producer Mike Will Made-It -- who wasn't involved with "No Limit" or "Plain Jane" -- jumped into the conversation and said if he borrows anything from the Memphis group it's only to pay homage.
Damn we just redid one haaaard af ! But we also come with our own songs , and far from clowns , so I won’t assume u talking to us π, only homage being paid from our side, which is only a good thing I thought π€·πΎβοΈ, juice n paul fuckn w it tho so we’ll take that a pass ππΎπ₯
— Mike WiLL Made It π¦ (@MikeWiLLMadeIt) December 25, 2017
Gangsta Boo then explained she wasn't talking about Mike. Based on their exchange, there isn't any bad blood between them.
ππΎππΎππΎ, likewise I just want the air to be clear with the legend! Gotta keep my face CLEAN out here u feel me lol! Love & Respect for life ! But we def got a remake OTW ! Can’t wait for the world to hear #Sremm3
— Mike WiLL Made It π¦ (@MikeWiLLMadeIt) December 25, 2017
What are your thoughts? Do you think a lot of today's rappers and producers are just recycling old ideas or are they coming up with their own stuff?
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