Freddie Gibbs Wants Zero To Do With Curren$y

Freddie Gibbs has shot down any chance that fans would get a second installment of their Fetti album.

You hate to see it. First of all, let’s talk about the internet and social media. We need a full-blown moratorium on rappers and the internet. I just wish they would stick to the bars and beats. That said, Freddie Gibbs and Curren$y are two of the dopest artists from the modern era. Both are vets at this point, and they are also a part of a fraternity of rappers that hold the culture down.

But Freddie Gibbs hurt us. He revealed there wouldn’t be a sequel to his highly acclaimed Fetti project with Spitta. Basically, he maintains Curren$y’s alleged failure to effectively promote the project with him was the nail in the coffin. There’s the other “thing” too.

Fetti 2 also wasn’t happening because Curren$y also worked readily with Jim Jones and Benny The Butcher, both of whom Gibbs has beefed with. He addressed the situation on Twitter. I wasn’t holding my breath anyway, because Fetti came out in 2018.

“We wasn’t going to get that sh#t regardless,” Gibbs said to a fan. “N###a s###### on our first project. Didn’t shoot one video or do one show. I ain’t get mad, I just subtracted him from the equation… me and Al made another classic [and] went to the Grammys. and End of story.”

Gibbs seemed to be using his burner account, stating that Curren$y sabotaged their initial collaboration. He said Curren$y didn’t shoot any music videos nor do any concerts in support of the project. He just moved on. Maybe there’ a bit of hope…but probably not.