Talib Kweli is going back and forth with Aye Verb after being challenged to a battle.
The St. Louis battle rap legend appeared on a recent episode of Math Hoffa’s My Expert Opinion. He brought up his beef with the Black Star rapper and challenged him to put his abilities to the test.
“He can’t do nothing with me,” Verb declared before adding, “Set up a date.” When fellow battle rapper Swave Sevah said Kweli would “Find every excuse not to” battle him, Verb said he would “come to his world” and get on a track.
Aye Verb also insisted he wasn’t sleeping on Talib Kweli but said he’s no competition.
“Eh Talib, we could suit up. We’ll drop it the same day at the same time, “ he offered. “I been with the greatest rappers on this planet, in their faces. We ain’t worried about them n#####. They play with pads on. We ain’t got no pads on.”
Verb continued, claiming industry artists aren’t as skilled as battle rappers. “Y’all can’t f### with us in no shape, fashion or form,” he added. “We coming to take something from you. Y’all trying to survive, we gonna take that. The thing that makes us special is we dogs.”
Check out the clip below.
Talib Kweli Claps Back At Aye Verb
However, Talib Kweli caught wind of the call out and was unimpressed, questioning why Math Hoffa gave Aye Verb a platform.
“Ayo @math.hoffa the most important question is missing here,” he wrote on Instagram. “That’s “why?” Why do these goofies you giving space to have an issue with me? For what reason? I don’t know these dudes. This corny as f###.”
Kweli also accused Verb of being in league with “a white nazi troll who supports Trump and the Proud Boys.”
Verb responded in the comments section, telling Kweli, “you need your meds,” and claimed he makes more money from rapping.
Kweli pushed back, calling Verb a liar and declaring, “I been relevant and viable since 97. I’m a published author. I speak at universities. My catalog crazy. My name come out the mouth of legends.”
He told Verb, “We are not the same. This is a clout chase.”
Check out his response below.
