Flvme Responds To Accusations That He Stole A Beat For His ‘Impatient’ Track

Flvme Responds To Accusations That He Stole A Beat For His ‘Impatient’ Track! Flvme has been on a high lately sharing how great it was to finally produce a track for Nasty C reflecting on how he used to send him beats as far back as 2016.

But the wins have not come without critics trying to dim Flvme’s light, Flvme has once again been accused of stealing, this time a beat for his ‘Impatient’ track. A tweep responded to the rapper’s tweet about haters “forcefully” just hating saying Flvme should give credit to the owner of the beat and should be sued by the owner. In response, FLvme defended himself saying he did not steal the beat but sampled it. He went on to add that his critics were just hating because of peer pressure.

Where do you think producers get their samples … so you’re telling me all the songs in the world with samples , especially from big songs are made by the same producers that sample them? We’re talking about sampling not making loops and samples ??… never did I say I made the sample . I sampled it….,” the How Long rapper responded to another critic who suggested that he stops getting samples from YouTube.

“Lemme school bout production quick since you wanna be better than me so much … sampling is not stealing. Your favourite producers sample the same songs every day , every time . I don’t have to know your music to sample the same song you sampled … class dismissed,” Flvme added.

“This the “stolen” beat ? Can’t even sample in peace Mara Keng …,” Flvme concluded. This is not the fist time Flvme’s originality has been questioned. From his stage name “Flvme” which critics claim he got it from Travis Scott to being accused of stealing Drake’s lyrics…the list is endless and each time Flvme claps back defending his work.