The 'You're Mines Still' hitmaker insists that he will be a 'legend' for his own generation as he already scored his 7th RIAA plaque in only 2 years of his career.
- Feb 24, 2022
AceShowbiz - Yung Bleu feels the need to prove Tank wrong. Although the latter has issued an apology for clowning him over the "new king of R&B" title, the singer/rapper took to social media to compare their achievements throughout their careers.
Making use of Instagram on Wednesday, February 23, Bleu shared an article about Tank scoring his first platinum single of his career. He began his caption, "Tank say I gave myself a titled I haven't earned ! Tank you scored your first platinum hit just recently 2018 and u been out 20 years .I'm on my 7th plaque in 2 years. u sold 1.6 million records in your whole career I'm about to lap that in a few years !"
"Seeing that I have more plaques than you and sold more records . What make you more legendary than me ? Time right ? Give it time !" the emcee further stressed. "Yea you sing better than me but n***a ima writer ! I have pen game ! What most of y'all people with voices don't have honestly. I can make records I'm just as valuable as a mf with a voice!"
"Ima real talent ! I can be Legendary within my own generation just like you were !" he insisted. "All these songs I wrote 100 [percent] NO HELp 'except baddest' ! All I'm saying1 but it's no beef bro I wish you nun but blessings u a legend but that dnt mean ima stop tryna be one also ! Check back with me in 10 years and see how legendary I became but yea."
This arrived after Bleu co-signed a fan's tweet that read, "Yung bleu might be the new King of R&B this brotha make bangers only." Seemingly disagreed with the statement, Tank opined, "I'm glad i'm from a different generation cause yall wild!... [sideways crying laughing emojis]."
The "You're Mines Still" hitmaker then called out the 46-year-old crooner. To prevent further argument, the latter decided to apologize to him through an Instagram video, saying, "Tank has beef with nobody, especially Yung Bleu. I'm proud of the young fella."
"Only thing I was communicating to him in that text that you guys saw is, 'Hey man, communicate what you feel,' " he added. "I do my best to make my word my bond. For those that I've ever fallen short of my word, I apologize."
