YK Osiris is not happy with Tory Lanez’s reaction to his music.
YK Osiris recently made his return to music with a new single “Be My Girl”, which was reportedly laughed at by Tory Lanez. The Florida rapper now called out the Canadian hitmaker for his reaction to the music and shows his frustration through a video message.
“First of all, Tory, I just wanna say, you’re one of the GOATs, ni**a,” he said. “I give you your flowers. You one of them ones, I look up to you for sure. Vocals are amazing, you can’t deny that. So let’s get it understood, what I don’t f**k with is you on one of my posts laughing and giggling at my art. I don’t f**k with sh*t like that. I was just in Vegas with you on some brother-brother sh*t, whatever you wanna call it. And that’s why I don’t f**k with a lot of ni**as in the industry because you ni**as fake. But I get it, ’cause a lot of sh*t I put on myself, so I get it.”
He continued, “But there are certain ni**as I just expect things from. Like Tory, I f**k with you, like shit like that I don’t condone, because if you drop your music, I ain’t playing with you like that. I salute anything you do and I f**k with anything you do. So I just wanna say that, that’s all. There’s no animosities, none of that, it’s light. But sometimes you gotta let ni**as know, that simple.”
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This is not the first time that Osiris got into situation with Tory Lanez, as he previously challenged him for a boxing match after he mocked his fight with Lil Tjay. “Aye Tory, don’t start that bruh,” he said in May 2020. “I got my gloves. Let’s get in tomorrow. Don’t do that. Don’t do that right there, ‘cause you gon’ be the next victim my brother. Yeah.”
He added, “You know what, y’all? I want Tory Lanez. Y’all tell Tory Lanez wassup — I want to fight him. I want to put the gloves on, I want to get with him. Wassup? And don’t back down. You back down from me, man it’s a problem. Let’s do it.”
In 2019, YK Osiris and Ty Dolla $ign worked together on Tory Lanez’s “Worth It” remix, which was included on The Golden Child, his first album. The song has received over 10 million Spotify streams and an additional 9 million YouTube streams.
