Joyner Lucas Calls Out Tory Lanez For Claiming He's A Better Rapper

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Joyner Lucas challenges Tory Lanez to a good old fashion rap battle.

If there's one thing that Joyner Lucas knows, it's that he's one of the nicest rappers in the game, bar-for-bar. He's so confident in his skills, he barely thinks twice before challenging someone to go battle him. Over the weekend, Tory Lanez made some comments that seemed to rub him the wrong way, and now, he wants Tory Lanez to put his skills to the test in a rap battle.

Tory Lanez is undoubtedly confident in his abilities as an artist, whether it comes to singing or rapping, but he doesn't think that anyone could touch him when it comes to writing songs. 

"Anytime you see me showcase singing or if they see me showcase rap, my n***a, I'm always destroyin' shit my n***a, always," he said before a fan asked him about his thoughts on Joyner Lucas."The Joyner kid? He's nice, but he can't fuck with me. Not on no level, period."

This statement prompted Joyner Lucas to challenge Tory to a rap battle. He shared a clip of Tory's Instagram Live session and told the Canadian artist that they should let fans decided "who ain't fucking with who."

"@torylanez if your so confident my guy, let’s pick a beat. you spit your hardest bars over it and il do the same. Wel let the people decide who ain’t fucking with who. Then we will pick a date and time and you present your version and I’m present my version, " he wrote. "If your not willing to step up and accept my proposal then don’t ever say no silly shit like “bar for bar Joyner Lucas ain’t fucking with me” ever again in your life. "

He added, "I love the confidence but stop it bro."

Peep the clip below.


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