Rapper Quavo has set the record straight after garnering widespread backlash over a song on his newly-released album, in which he appears to throw shade at late rapper Lil Peep.
The Migos star, real name Quavious Keyate Marshall, posted a message to his Twitter page on Monday clarifying the lyrics of new track, Big Bro, which forms part of his self-titled debut solo album, Quavo Huncho.
The track features the lyrics: Think you poppin Xanax bars, but its Fentanyl / Think youre living like rockstars but youre dead now, which many took as a diss against Lil Peep, who died in November last year just two weeks after his 21st birthday following a fatal Xanax and Fentanyl overdose.
However, Quavo has insisted this isnt the case.
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Lil Peep Is A Legend A Real Rockstar, the 27-year-old wrote to his 1.97 million followers.
N E V E R will speak on the deceased.
Lil Peep Is A Legend A Real Rockstar
N E V E R will speak on the deceased
I believe in god I pray to GOD every day.
I Dnt question GOD plans I lost my barber For 10 yrs to FENTANYL R.I.P. Show R.I.P XXXRIP TO ANYBODY WHO LOST THERE LIFE TO DRUG ABUSE!
— QuavoYRN (@QuavoStuntin) October 15, 2018
Quavo went on to explain that he believes in God and doesnt question his plans, adding that he lost his barber of 10 years to Fentanyl – an opioid designed to treat pain but often used recreationally.
I believe in god I pray to GOD every day.I Dnt question GOD plans (sic), the rapper continued. I lost my barber For 10 yrs to FENTANYL R.I.P.
He added: RIP TO ANYBODY WHO LOST THERE (sic) LIFE TO DRUG ABUSE!
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