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Quavo Doesn’t Waste Any Time Responding To Chris Brown On “Tender”

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If you love drama with celebrities than this is the time to be a fan of the rap genre. 2024 has begun a civil war with everyone going at everyone’s necks. Some of them are reignited beefs, but they feel amplified due to the sheer number of them. Of course, the hatred for Drake has dominated the first four months, but we also have Nicki Minaj versus Megan Thee Stallion, as well as GloRilla and JT. We can also add Chris Brown and Quavo to that long list, as their differences were sparked by Breezy yesterday. Quavo was quick with it, responding earlier this morning with “Tender.”

The possible starting point for these two trading shots happened awhile back when the former Migos member began dating Karrueche Tran after she was paired up with Brown. That was the angle that the R&B singer took on “Freak” when he said, “F***ing my old b****es ain’t gon’ make us equal.” However, hedid not stop there, “Sipping that 1942 cause I don’t do no Cuervo (Quavo) / Freak b****, she like Casamigos, not the Migos.”

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Listen To “Tender” By Quavo

Quavo is now back just about 24 hours later with a pretty solid and ruthless response. It comes on the chorus when he references the infamous moment with Rihanna that continues to loom over Chris Brown’s career and image. “Call the b**** phone, she won’t come home, don’t beat her up (Don’t beat her up).” In terms of the song itself, we feel it was executed better than “Freak.” Quavo’s flows feel like a throwback to the late 2010’s and the wavy beat is a nice touch. It seems that this song will serve as a diss response and not as a single. Furthermore, with it being released on YouTube exclusively that further fuels our speculation.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new song “Tender” by Quavo? Was this a good response to Chris Brown’s initial diss on the 11:11 deluxe version, why or why not? How do you see this playing out and why? Outside of the content, are you enjoying the song? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Quavo and Chris Brown. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on around the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

Salazar stones, carats bugs (Salazar stones)
You did the b**** wrong and now the b**** gone, she posted with a thug (Yeah, with a thug)
Call the b**** phone, she won’t come home, don’t beat her up (Don’t beat her up)
It must be the drugs (It must be the drugs), need to cross out your plug, yeah-yeah

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Quavo Sends Shots Back At Chris Brown On New Song “Tender”

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As if there wasn’t enough rap beef to go around this year, Chris Brown and Quavo decided to address their issues on wax, as well. Moreover, the former recently threw some shots at the latter on the cut “Freak” off of his recently released 11:111 deluxe album. “F***ing my old b***hes ain’t gon’ make us equal,” Breezy spits on it, referencing the Georgia rapper’s fling with Karrueche Tran, his ex, that seemed to kick all this off years ago.

“Sipping that 1942 cause I don’t do no Cuervo (Quavo) / Freak b***h, she like Casamigos, not the Migos.” Well, on his newest song “Tender,” Huncho seemed to respond. “You did the b***h wrong and now the b***h gone, she posted with a thug,” he rapped on the track. “Call the b***h phone, she won’t come home, don’t beat her up,” Quavo continued, alluding to Chris Brown’s history of domestic violence “It must be the drugs / Need to cross out your plug.”

Read More: Chris Brown & Quavo: A History Of Their Beef

Quavo Disses Chris Brown On “Tender”: Listen

Also, there are some other lines on “Tender” which could be interpreted as shots against the R&B and pop-rap superstar. “Havin’ your favorite rapper tender about these girls,” “Tell me, lil’ bro, what’s your issue? It’s over a thot / You said that it’s bigger than that, but no, it is not,” and “When you f**k on that lil’ bitty h*e, yeah, she lose weight” might be examples of this. Of course, this isn’t much of a developed or super lyrically charged attack, but not all disses have to be “Ether” and this is just a personal problem between two flexers.

Meanwhile, it’s unclear whether or not this feud will actually continue in a highly publicized way or if they’ll just avoid each other again. Now that we have on-wax responses to each other’s animosity, things could easily escalate, but hopefully they don’t. After all, the former Migo is still dealing with assumptions that he’s beefing with his former group mate Offset, and no one needs to beat a dead horse over not liking each other in Brown’s case. Still, what do you think about this whole situation? Let us know in the comments section down below and come back to HNHH for the latest on Quavo and Chris Brown.

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Quavo Responds to Chris Brown: ‘Don’t Beat Her Up, It Must be the Drugs’

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Quavo wasted no time responding to Chris Brown. After Brown dissed him on the 11:11 deluxe edition, Quavo dropped off “Tender” by analyzing the singer: “It must be the drugs.”

“You did the b–ch wrong and now the bb–ch gone, she posted with a thug
Call the b–ch phone, she won’t come home, don’t beat her up
It must be the drugs
Need to cross out your plug”

A day before “Tender,” Chris Brown released the deluxe edition of his 11:11 project. The album includes the single “Freak,” featuring Lil Wayne, Joyner Lucas, and Tee Grizzley for a set of bars of an “Air Force Ones” sample.

The bars are below:

“F-cking my old b-tches ain’t gone make us equal
Sipping that 1942 cause I don’t do no Quavo
Freak b-tch she like Casamigos not the Migos”

You can hear the line below.

In case you missed it, the two long have had beef. But it was fresh on the minds of the industry after the two were seated next to each other at the Rhude Fashion Show in Paris. Fans wondered if that meant the two were on the same page. Brown clarified they were not: “Can’t pick who u sit by.”

He added, “F–k all that growth sht. N–ia not finna fumble my bag for little ni–as.”

The root of their beef is Quavo, who once dated Brown’s ex Karrueche Tran in 2017.

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Chris Brown Drops Deluxe Version of ’11:11′ Album Feat. Lil Wayne, Joyner Lucas & More

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Chris Brown Drops Deluxe Version of '11:11' Album Feat. Lil Wayne, Bryson Tiller & More

Chart-topping artist Chris Brown surprises fans with the release of the deluxe edition of his acclaimed album 11:11. The deluxe edition now boasts 13 new tracks featuring an impressive lineup of collaborators.

Joining Brown on this musical journey are Bryson Tiller, Lil Wayne, Joyner Lucas, Tee Grizzley, Mario, and Davido. The deluxe edition of “11:11” offers an exciting expansion to the original album, providing listeners with even more of Brown’s signature blend of R&B, hip-hop, and pop.

The deluxe album includes the single “Freak,” featuring Lil Wayne, Joyner Lucas, and Tee Grizzley for a set of bars of an “Air Force Onces” sample. But the song also doubled as a diss to Quavo.

Breezy rapped:

“F-cking my old b-tches ain’t gone make us equal
Sipping that 1942 cause I don’t do no Quavo
Freak b-tch she like Casamigos not the Migos”

You can hear the line below.

In case you missed it, the two long have had beef. But it was fresh on the minds of the industry after the two were seated next to each other at the Rhude Fashion Show in Paris. Fans wondered if that meant the two were on the same page. Brown clarified they were not: “Can’t pick who u sit by.”

He added, “F–k all that growth sht. N–ia not finna fumble my bag for little ni–as.”

The root of their beef is Quavo, who once dated Brown’s ex Karrueche Tran in 2017.

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Chris Brown Drops Deluxe Version of ’11:11′ Album Feat. Q

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Chris Brown Drops Deluxe Version of '11:11' Album Feat. Lil Wayne, Bryson Tiller & More

Chart-topping artist Chris Brown surprises fans with the release of the deluxe edition of his acclaimed album 11:11. The deluxe edition now boasts 13 new tracks featuring an impressive lineup of collaborators.

Joining Brown on this musical journey are Bryson Tiller, Lil Wayne, Joyner Lucas, Tee Grizzley, Mario, and Davido. The deluxe edition of “11:11” offers an exciting expansion to the original album, providing listeners with even more of Brown’s signature blend of R&B, hip-hop, and pop.

The deluxe album includes the single “Freak,” featuring Lil Wayne, Joyner Lucas, and Tee Grizzley for a set of bars of an “Air Force Onces” sample. But the song also doubled as a diss to Quavo.

Breezy rapped:

“F-cking my old b-tches ain’t gone make us equal
Sipping that 1942 cause I don’t do no Quavo
Freak b-tch she like Casamigos not the Migos”

You can hear the line below.

In case you missed it, the two long have had beef. But it was fresh on the minds of the industry after the two were seated next to each other at the Rhude Fashion Show in Paris. Fans wondered if that meant the two were on the same page. Brown clarified they were not: “Can’t pick who u sit by.”

He added, “F–k all that growth sht. N–ia not finna fumble my bag for little ni–as.”

The root of their beef is Quavo, who once dated Brown’s ex Karrueche Tran in 2017.

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Is Chris Brown Dissing Quavo On “Freak”?

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The longstanding feud with Chris Brown and Quavo is somehow still relevant to hip-hop discourse in 2024. Over the years, Chris Breezy’s picked up feuds with several artists, whether R&B stars or rappers, for petty reasons. Frank Ocean, for example, allegedly got into it with Chris Brown over a parking spot and also had a rift with Drake that reportedly resulted in a club brawl. In the latter circumstance, their shared affection for Rihanna led to the kerfuffle, though she isn’t the only woman whom Breezy has been noticeably willing to go to war for.

In the wee hours of Thursday morning (April 11th), Chris Brown unveiled the deluxe edition of his latest project 11:11 containing the single, “Freak.” Though the record serves as a posse cut with verses from Lil Wayne, Tee Grizzley and Joyner Lucas, the singer’s bars have already taken over the timeline, though not necessarily for the right reasons.  On the song, Chris Brown disses Quavo, and the Migos, by extension.

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Chris Brown’s “Freak”: What Did He Say About Quavo?

In “Freak,” Chris Brown plays with phonetics between the name of the Migos rapper and a famous tequila brand as a means to get his point across. “Okay, now f**kin’ my old bitches ain’t gon’ make us equal/ Sippin’ that 1942 ’cause I don’t do no Cuervo (Quavo)/ Freak bitch, she like Casamigos, not the Migos,” Breezy raps over the nostalgic sample of Nelly’s hit record, “Air Force 1s.”

Though certainly not a scathing bar that would warrant a response, the issues between the two surround their romance with Karrueche Tran. For context, Quavo and Karrueche were the subject of dating rumors shortly after her split from Chris Brown. And while Tran has gone as far as filing a restraining order against the R&B star, it seems that he still hasn’t entirely gotten over her, nor the fact that Quavo, his then-friend and collaborator, had supposedly “betrayed” him.

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Did Quavo Respond?

Quavo has yet to acknowledge Chris Brown’s recent bars. Considering their history, it seems unlikely that Quavo engages with this on wax. Over the years, the two haven’t necessarily made any attempts to bury the hatchet, either. In 2017, they nearly got into a physical altercation at the BET Awards After-Party, nothing really came of it after. Even at the top of the year, when organizers seated Chris Brown and Quavo next to each other, the former explained that he didn’t really have any control over the situation. “Can’t pick who u sit by. F*ck all that growth sh*t. N***a not finna fumble my bag for little n***as,” Brown said on Instagram. 

Interestingly enough, that specific seating arrangement sparked an even bigger dialogue about who the bigger star is between Quavo and Chris Brown. Though Breezy remained mum on the matter, Quavo later poked his head out and stated that his star-power is undeniable, writing, “The biggest QUAVO HUNCHO!! Aint goin back and forth.” With the release of Chris Brown’s “Freak,” perhaps we can expect a word from Quavo in the future.

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Chris Brown Gifts Fans With A Deluxe Version Of “11:11” Album

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Chris Brown has more to say. Five months after releasing 11:11, the R&B singer is back with a deluxe version of the album. This deluxe version features 13 more songs and a plethora of new features. It also includes the track “Freak,” which has been getting lots of buzz online due to its perceived lyrical shots at Migos and rapper Quavo, in particular. It appears Drake and Kendrick Lamar aren’t the only superstars who want to go to war in 2024.

11:11 was a hugely successful release, spawning the hit single “Summer Too Hot” and earning Brown a Grammy nomination for Best R&B Performance. The deluxe version looks to keep the hot streak going. It boasts a stacked list of guest stars that include Joyner Lucas, Tea Grizzly, and Bryson Tiller. There’s also going to be a Lil Wayne verse on “Freak,” which bodes very well given the track record Breezy and Weezy have together. As was previously noted, though, most of the attention on “Freak” has spawned from Brown’s combative lyrics.

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Chris Brown’s “11:11” Deluxe Has 13 New Songs

“Ok, now f***in’ my old b****es ain’t gone make us equal,” Brown raps. “Sippin’ that 1942 ’cause I don’t do no Quavo. Freak b***h, she Casamigos not the Migos.” This isn’t the first time the singer has publicly discussed his issues with Quavo. Brown reportedly argued with all three members of Migos at the 2017 BET Awards, and Offset threatened to “smack the s**t” out of Brown on a 2019 Instagram Story. It all stems from the fact that Quavo briefly dated Brown’s ex-girlfriend, Karrueche Tran, in 2017. “Freak” is the definite standout on the 11:11 deluxe version, with the rest being the standard R&B/pop fodder one would expect from Brown.

What do you think of the deluxe version of Chris Brown’s latest album, 11:11? Do you think it’s a better batch of songs than the standard version? Do you think Quavo is going to respond to the “Freak” diss? Whatever the case, let us know your thoughts down in the comments section below. For more news and the latest updates on Chris Brown, come back to HNHH.

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Chris Brown Disses Quavo On New Song, Plus Another Target

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Chris Brown and Quavo’s beef traces back about seven years, yet it seems no closer to a point of resolution. Not only that, but it looks like we’re getting this feud manifested on wax for the first time in their turbulent history together. Moreover, Breezy sent some shots the rapper’s way on “Freak,” a cut off of his latest full-length release, the deluxe version of his album 11:11. “F***ing my old b***hes ain’t gon’ make us equal,” he raps on the cut, referring to Huncho’s fling with Brown’s ex Karrueche Tran, which started their whole spat. “Sipping that 1942 cause I don’t do no Cuervo (Quavo) / Freak b***h, she like Casamigos, not the Migos.”

Furthermore, as opposed to previous escalations, this also makes it very clear that Chris Brown’s animosity extends to the Migos as a whole. Before this, things were very much one-on-one with Quavo, or two-on-two if you count the R&B star’s basketball challenge to the Georgia native back in 2021. But now, fans have to consider Offset as part of the equation, and many of them won’t be happy about putting dirt on Takeoff’s legacy as a group member. While none of this is a direct statement from Brown, these implications draw a deeper line in the sand.

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Chris Brown’s Quavo Diss: Listen

Nevertheless, we wonder if Quavo will respond to Chris Brown on wax or if their beef will remain on a personal social media level for the most part. In fact, he had previously seemed to respond to online debates about who is more relevant between them. Of course, the “Motorcycle Patches” MC implied that he’s “the biggest,” which prompted even more heated back-and-forths between fans. But they’re both confident in their abilities to best the other.

Meanwhile, what do you think about this reignited tension between these artists in 2024? Do you think that there’s a “winner” in this beef or are these just two artists that need to work out the issues between them with a sit-down? Whatever the case, let us know your thoughts down in the comments section below. For more news and the latest updates on Chris Brown and Quavo, come back to HNHH.

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Chris Brown Disses Quavo on New Single “Freak”: ‘F—ing My Old B—es Ain’t Gone Make Us Equal’

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The 2024 beef continues. This time, Chris Brown is aiming at Quavo.

Chris Brown has released the deluxe edition of his 11:11 project. The album includes the single “Freak,” featuring Lil Wayne, Joyner Lucas, and Tee Grizzley for a set of bars of an “Air Force Onces” sample.

The bars are below:

“F-cking my old b-tches ain’t gone make us equal
Sipping that 1942 cause I don’t do no Quavo
Freak b-tch she like Casamigos not the Migos”

You can hear the line below.

In case you missed it, the two long have had beef. But it was fresh on the minds of the industry after the two were seated next to each other at the Rhude Fashion Show in Paris. Fans wondered if that meant the two were on the same page. Brown clarified they were not: “Can’t pick who u sit by.”

He added, “F–k all that growth sht. N–ia not finna fumble my bag for little ni–as.”

The root of their beef is Quavo, who once dated Brown’s ex Karrueche Tran in 2017.

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Quavo & Destroy Lonely Mesh Well On Their First Song “Potato Loaded”

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People had some sneaky suspicions that Quavo and Destroy Lonely could be cooking up something in the studio. Photos surfaced near the very start of 2024 when NLE Choppa shared a post on social media of him chopping it up with the two aforementioned artists. While most people were probably expecting the Memphis rapper to be a part of the collab, that is sadly not the case. However, Quavo and Destroy Lonely are more than enough to get excited about.

Those earlier sessions have resulted in this new single right here, “Potato Loaded.” This is a Quavo single, as Lonely is credited as the feature, which makes this his third solo effort. The former Migo also worked with ATL Jacob and BU$HI as a guest. So, this could mean a third album could be in the works.

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Listen To “Potato Loaded” By Quavo & Destroy Lonely

Those possible promotional records include “Real One” with Rich The Kid, and “Himothy.” So far, “Potato Loaded” may be the strongest of three. The cavernous trap beat with the enchanting woodwind sample is a nice combination of atmosphere and grittiness. Furthermore, Lonely brings an animated performance as Quavo opts for a more cool and subdued delivery. You can check out the new single above.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, “Potato Loaded,” by Quavo and Destroy Lonely? Was this song worth the wait for you, why or why not? What is your favorite element of the track and why? Who had the stronger performance? Should these two work again in the near future? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Quavo and Destroy Lonely. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.

Quotable Lyrics:

I ain’t even text her back, I just pulled off in a ghost
I just put up ten, yeah, yeah, let’s have a toast (Go)
These niggas turn to hoes, damn, I guess that how it goes (On God)
Ever since I was a jit, I knew I was the one, I guess I’m chose
I done took this shit around the world, it’s global, it’s not local
Yeah, get that shit off the floor (Floor)

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