In a recent interview with MTV News, DJ Khaled fired back at Young Buck in response to accusations that Khaled is blackballing his music in Miami.
"He's a liar," Khaled countered. "Tell him to make a hit record. Tell him to do me the biggest favor — tell him I said this, tell him I said it in big letters — stop making excuses and make a hit record. Tell him he's garbage. I don't have time for the negative stuff. That's not even my style. I hate when somebody makes an excuse when their music doesn't get played. You think I'm not playing it? The whole country isn't playing it. Put that in the interview. Tell me: Is he on 'TRL'? Is he on the MTV countdown? OK, so that's one other [outlet] that's not playing him. Radio stations aren't playing him right now because he doesn't have a hit record. You can't stop a hit record. If I don't make a hit record, I'm not gonna get played. 50 Cent don't make a hit record, he's not gonna get played. Same for Nas; it's just the game. I'll pray for [Young Buck], but tell him to stop worrying about me. And tell him this: You can't stop a brother that's loved, and I'm loved."
Young Buck had accused DJ Khaled of blackballing his music following G-Unit's battle with Fat Joe.
DJ Khaled recently shot a video for the remix to "I'm So Hood" featuring Ludacris, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Fat Joe, T-Pain, Rick
Ross, Big Boi, Birdman and Busta Rhymes.
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