Trippie Redd is stirring the pot in the hip-hop community with his bold statements criticizing the current state of the genre. The rapper took to social media over the weekend to express his frustration, declaring that many of today’s artists are lacking authenticity and talent. Standing outside his all-black home, he warned the industry, “You nas fakin’. Eggs and bacon, na. Don’t wake the giant up. I been playin’. Fck you talmbout. All you n**as sorry.”
In another clip recorded in the studio, Trippie didn’t hold back, saying, “There’s no fake old na as talented as me. We just going to leave it there. All genres. You nas is booty. All you n**as suck. This sht watered down. All the way watered down, man. This sht 98% dck-riding… and 2% talent [laughs].” His comments have sparked conversations across social media platforms, resonating with fans who share his sentiments about the dilution of hip-hop’s essence.
Trippie Redd is currently building anticipation for his upcoming album, Live, Laugh, Love, Die, which is set to drop later this year. This project promises to delve deeper into his emo-rap sound, combining melancholic melodies with experimental elements. He recently released “SCREAM,” a track that showcases his versatility by stripping away his usual high-energy delivery in favor of a more introspective and atmospheric vibe.
As 2025 approaches, Trippie Redd is also gearing up for a global tour that aims to redefine live performances with cutting-edge visuals and immersive production. This ambitious tour will reflect his artistic evolution and commitment to pushing creative boundaries.
With his new album and tour on the horizon, Trippie Redd remains a dynamic figure in the music scene, unafraid to voice his opinions on the industry. As he navigates his journey through fatherhood and continual reinvention, he’s determined to leave a lasting mark on hip-hop, challenging the current landscape and inspiring others to elevate their artistry. Fans eagerly await what this multifaceted artist will bring next, both musically and personally.
