But in this particular case, I’ve known her manager for a very f**king long time. The video for Ariana Grande and 2 Chainz’s collaboration Rule The World, off the rapper’s new album Rap Or Go to the League, was released on Monday, March 11, and it’s more dazzling. Moreover, 2 Chainz even named his two new Atlanta restaurants after Pablo Escobar and even sold clothing and merchandise with the restaurants name. “You know what I’m saying? Because I’ve thought that somebody has taken a little something out of my DNA before, and I haven’t said anything because I don’t want anybody… It’s supposed to be… what is it? Flattering, or whatever it’s supposed to be. According to Pablo Escobars family firm, Escobar Inc., 2 Chainz violated federal law by commercially using Escobars name and likeness without authorization from the family. “I want to say it didn’t bother me, but once again, you don’t want to get caught up into that, man, you’re petty,” 2 Chainz told Genius’ Rob Markman. Collaborating with 2 Chainz and Kendrick Lamar, and His New Film: The Q. Grande’s track noticeably borrowed cadences from 2 Chain’z 2011 hit “Spend It.” The accompanying music video also took inspiration from the rapper’s pink trap house pop-up. on Her Controversial Videos for Robin Thicke and Miley Cyrus, Grantland.
In a new interview with Genius, 2 Chainz commented on the controversy and revealed his real feelings about the situation.
after the actor's controversial comments made against the African American community. Many critics pointed out the similarities between her flow on the track and that of other hip-hop artists such as 2 Chainz and Soulja Boy. First Beat: New Music By Rick Ross, 2 Chainz, Rod Wave & More. Ariana Grande received backlash when she released her hip-hop-inspired single “7 rings” earlier this year.
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