The Big Hash Opens Up About His Beef With Lucasraps And How They Resolved It

The Big Hash Opens Up About His Beef With Lucasraps And How They Resolved It. It’s clear that the Hip hop culture is bigger than anyone who’s in it, and Big Hash and Lucasraps have made it clear in their joint ‘Bigger Than Us.’ With the relationship of the two have and the songs they have worked on together, no one would’ve thought that the two once had their differences.

In an interview on BIT90 Podcast, The Big Hash revealed that he and Lucasraps had their differences back in 2019. “So me and Lucas actually had beef, that’s like my brother, that’s like my mother’s kid,” he said. Responding to how the beef started and how it ended The Big Hash said;

“that some bullsh*t bro, you know men and ego it just its started over I didn’t like how you greeted me, I’m like actually f*ck your energy,” he said. “The thing is like, we’ve never met before so I don’t like how he did all that and it was at Class Red Box in 2019, he had an event we all linked up, it was a greeting gone wrong.”

Explaining how the way they greeted each other sparked the beef, Big Hash said; “It was just one of those where we completed the greeting but I assessed the greeting and I was like this is not a greeting.” The rapper went on to say that from that moment, he and Lucasraps never talked to each other. “From there, it just became stare down not a word being said throughout the year, like even at MTV crossed path.”

The Heavy Is The Crown chanter revealed how Youngseruno contributed to the two ending their beef through the Operation Save Hip hop mantra. the pandemic made them bury the hatchet and started making music together.

“So pandemic happened, so you know after I think Youngseruno put out Operation Save Hip Hop, I listened to the project I think probably three months later. It just popped up on Apple Music and was like yo check this out, and the thing was like Luke was my op, so I was like I will be just listening.”

Big Hash said that he chose to work on the project and that’s how the two managed to smooth things out in order to avoid shifting his conflict with Lucasraps to others who were involved in the project. “I had like a lot of people from you know the outside because a lot of people in hip hop that he had present so I was like you know what, if you’re saying Operation Save Hip Hop cool so I went and bumbed the sh*t,” he said.