J Prince and NBA YoungBoy seem to have ended their beef with a face-to-face dialog. The Rap-A-Lot founder posted a prolonged message and a photograph with himself, Birdman, and YoungBoy By no means Broke Once more following a go to to Utah.

The go to of the bosses comes after the Baton Rouge rapper launched his new album, Richest Opp, with a scathing diss monitor, “F*ck the Trade Pt. 2“, focusing on a number of rappers, together with Drake, J. Cole, and his longtime nemesis, Lil Durk.

Maybe it’s the photographs at Drake whereas J Prince and maybe Birdman determined to step in and have a dialog with the 21-year-old rapper.

“To the lil homie, as I stated to you privately, I say to you publicly that Drake is my son, he roll with me,” Prince wrote whereas including that he bought nothing however love for Lil Durk. “Subsequently, I believe it’s a good suggestion to take him off your enemy listing as a result of the reality of the matter is that we bought nothing however love for Durk and your accomplishments.”

“Once I put Drake on that facetime name with you, my intent was for y’all to maneuver ahead, not backwards,” he continues. “Two issues we get day-after-day is an opportunity and a selection. The alternatives we make decide our vacation spot.”

Birdman himself has not commented on the assertion made by J Prince, and NBA YoungBoy is just not lively on Instagram and in addition just lately deactivated his burner Twitter account. Then again, Drake and J. Cole each have thus far ignored the YB jab at them for seemingly turning down a collaboration.

Drake has maintained his loyalty to Lil Durk who he has collaborated with on a couple of massive hits. It’s unclear why J. Cole turned down YoungBoy’s function. However, the “Useful Ache” rapper has remained the second most streamed rapper on DSP over the previous couple of years behind Drake. Each rappers have racked up billions of streams on Spotify and Apple Music. Moreover, YB was the most-viewed rapper on YouTube in 2022.