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T.I.’s son King is clapping again at comic Druski for dissing the King throughout a latest interview on The Breakfast Club.

King Goes In on Druski

On Tuesday afternoon (Feb. 27), King shared a since-deleted put up on Instagram the place he referred to as out Druski.

“Druski yo a$$ trimm,” he captioned the put up under. “Let’s the games begin. N***a I just seen u ain’t u ain’t say nothing of that. Only thing you said was ‘Here go King standin on business.’ I tell ya the clout is a hell of a drug. And n***a what the hell is look like standing on my luxury a*s car. Not P.”

King additionally addressed the Coulda Been Records CEO in a video shared on social media.

“Druski, you and your cholesterol need to calm the f**k down,” King snaps within the video under. “You and them wide-body Hellcat hips need to need to calm the f**k down. I can’t believe this n***a just tried to call me p***y in the interview. I just seen him a couple weeks ago.”

“We seen you run from a n***a,” King continues. “We seen you run from Birdman. I ain’t never ran from nobody. It look like you got a p***y and you walk with a strap.”

What Did Druski Say About King?

Druski was a visitor on The Breakfast Club on Monday (Feb. 26). During the sit-down, the humorous man was requested if he was extra afraid of Birdman or King.

“Come one, man. That n***a p***y,” Druski stated, referring to King. “King Harris? What we talking about, man?…He did pull up on me at the [‘Standin’ on Bihness’] video shoot. We had too much security, though. He tried to do a stare off. The n***a got out his car and just kinda stood on top of the car. And he ’bout to go right back to that nice-a*s house. He don’t know s**t about standing on business.”

Druski later stated he likes King, regardless of their variations.

King and Druski’s beef initially popped off earlier this month when Druski teased his monitor “Standin’ on Bihness,” which is a phrase King takes credit score for originating.