Troy Ave Appears to Call Taxstone a ‘Hater’ in Twitter Exchange

Troy Ave and Taxstone seem to go back-and-forth with one another on Twitter this week.

On Friday (March 10), Troy Ave appears to have referred to as Taxstone a “hater” throughout a heated Twitter change. It all began when Taxstone tweeted on Thursday (March 9), “Can’t wait for this delusional lying ass bozo to testify on Monday !!!”

Although the embattled former podcaster, born Daryl Campbell, did not point out any names, he’s seemingly referring to Troy Ave since Taxstone is on trial for the notorious 2016 capturing at Irving Plaza in New York City that took the lifetime of Troy’s bodyguard Ronald “Banga” McPhatter.

Taxstone’s lawyer, Kenneth Montgomery, has confirmed to XXL that Troy Ave, born Roland Collins, is predicted to testify in his consumer’s trial on Monday (March 13).

“Yes, he is. He is expected to testify concerning his cooperation,” Montgomery mentioned in a assertion.

Troy Ave, presumably in response to Taxstone’s tweet, wrote on Friday: “A call to action is crazy [rolling on the floor laughing emoji] ‘I can’t wait’ Said the person with nothing but time [skull emoji]…his friends cooked him [steak emoji] VERY WELL DONE! I might jus bring the dessert , wat kind y’all want!? [four tears of joy emoji] #UnSafeTho.”

The “UnSafeTho” hashtag could also be a flip on Taxstone’s typically used hashtag #BeSafeTho.

Troy then tweeted a unusual message to former President Barack Obama and presumably referred to as Taxstone a “hater” in his tweet.

“Dear @POTUS44 [former President Obama] this Hater tryna frame the murder of MY FRIEND on Me. I’m innocent I boomed @ the hater of self defense! His Mans Caswell & Malcolm ate the [cheese] on him already! My new album gon be called ‘DEAR HATER I WON’ pre order uP MONDAY!” he wrote.

On Saturday (March 11), Taxstone delivered a number of tweets which are presumably aimed toward Troy Ave.

“Rejecting self reflection at any cost,” he started his Twitter rant. Lowlifes assume probably the most extremely of themselves.”

“Keeping their face removed from mirrors however inserting them in entrance of everybody else’s face,” he continued. “Sometimes we get misplaced and have to discover ourselves however always remember to self mirror[.]”

The trial is a result of Taxstone’s involvement in the shooting and death of Banga. During a T.I show at Irving Plaza in New York City in 2016, an argument occurred in the VIP section around 10:30 p.m. Gunfire erupted, which ended the show and resulted in Banga’s murder. Surveillance video of the venue showed Troy Ave firing a gun. He claimed he was shooting in self-defense. Troy, who also suffered a gunshot wound in the leg, was arrested for the shooting.

Taxstone was also arrested for his part in the shooting. He was charged with one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and one count of receipt of a firearm in interstate commerce. Taxstone’s DNA was found on the gun that killed Banga and injured Troy Ave.

Twitter beefs aside, it will be interesting to see what will happen during Taxstone’s trial on Monday.