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21 Savage attends “What Occurred To The Streets” Artwork Exhibition & Reception Works By Slawn on Dec. 12, 2025, in Atlanta, Georgia, and Fivio International attends the Moose Knuckles NYFW occasion at The Blond on Sept. 09, 2024, in New York Metropolis
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Key Takeaways:
- 21 Savage defended his “F**okay the streets” message after Fivio International questioned his road credibility.
- The feud escalated after Fivio’s feedback on DJ Akademiks’ podcast and Savage’s Instagram Dwell response.
- The talk displays a generational shift in Hip Hop’s views on road loyalty and trauma.
21 Savage has a number of phrases for Fivio International and anybody else who thinks he’s delicate for pushing his “F**okay the streets” motion.
On Friday (Jan. 23) morning, the “No Coronary heart” rapper responded to the feedback Fivio made on DJ Akademiks’ “Off The Document” podcast. Throughout their sit-down, the Brooklyn native questioned whether or not Savage was an actual “road n**ga” or not. Going reside on Instagram, the Grammy Award winner fired again, telling the B.I.B.L.E. artist to “cease saying [his] motherf**kin’ title.”
“In case your a** 35 or older, and also you been making an attempt to rap because you was Godd**n 17, 16, 15, do not say nothing to me ‘bout the streets. You do not know nothing concerning the streets, you ain’t did nothing within the streets,” Savage stated. “Y’all n**gasoline maintain speaking about all that ‘F**okay the streets’ s**t.”
After saying he’d “slap the s**t” out of his critics in actual life, Savage accused Fivio of clout chasing. “Y’all n**gasoline nonetheless [would] get y’all a** whooped, straight up. N**ga a** round this b**ch searching for clout. N**ga previous as hell. Poor as a motherf**ker. Speaking about who a road n**ga in one other state.”
Fivio later responded on his Instagram Tales. “I stated what I stated. No backwards and forwards [with] a n**ga who stated, ‘F the streets.’ [That] n**ga a b**ch. Eat a d**okay, p**sy,” he wrote, together with mentioning Savage within the put up itself.
Savage’s “F**okay the streets” stance began taking form throughout his WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STREETS? rollout. Whereas making an attempt to mediate Younger Thug’s points with Gunna, the London-born rapper tweeted, “F**okay the streets. We ain’t get s**t however trauma from that s**t.” In response, artists like G Herbo, Meek Mill and others have publicly supported him.
Nevertheless, as anticipated, not everybody agreed with Savage. Rappers akin to 6ix9ine and HoneyKomb Brazy have been amongst those that pushed again towards the message.