Rapper, Vector, has confessed that his long-drawn beef with rapper, MI, sold them records as he revealed he and the rapper had settled their differences.
In 2020, Vector and MI’s beef reached a climax in which both rappers released a slew of diss tracks at each other.
Speaking at a news conference to promote his new album, Vector revealed how an alcoholic brand stepped into their beef, and they made money out of it.
“Did we make money with the beef tracks? Yes, the records sold. Yes, there comes a special demand for beef tracks by the fans. Our songs were streamed a lot; I mean, we trended at number one in the US. Both beef tracks trended at the number on the Genuis.com” Vector started.
Vector also revealed that he and MI would go on a world tour worldwide to pass a message across to other artists that beef doesn’t have to go beyond music.
Vector also revealed that the yet-to-be-released album, T.E.S.L.I.M, meaning The Energy Still Lives In Me, features MI, of which the track will drop on February 26, 2021.
