What did Future say about Jay-Z on Twitter?

RAPPER Future took to his Twitter account to give the public his own take regarding his legacy in the music industry and Jay-Z is caught up in the conversation.

The former collaborators are both known for turning out catchy tunes over the years, the discourse surrounding their individual impact intensified with Future's tweets.

What did Future say about Jay-Z?

On Friday, December 17, 2021, Future posted a series of tweets that were in relation to his music industry reputation.

In the rapper's tweets, he proceeded to name drop his fellow hip hop musicians, Kanye West and Jay-Z.

Future tweeted, "I’m the only one can get YE to pull up whenever wherever..tuh."

He continued, "Everything I do legendary or it want get done."

"In the streets im bigger then jigga. Ima run me a B up easy," Future concluded, referring to Jay-Z's nickname.

Are Future and Jay-Z friends?

Future and Jay-Z have collaborated on songs many times in the past and are often spotted being friendly at industry events.

On March 2, 2018, the two released their joint song effort, Top Off, which was by DJ Khaled and featured Beyonce.

Jay-Z's first song with Future was another DJ Khaled produced number, I Got the Keys.

This is not the first time the two hit makers have bumped heads.

In January of 2019, Future told local Atlanta radio station Hot107.9 how he felt about Jay-Z's lyrical references that alluded to Future's dissolved relationship with singer Ciara on his 2017 album, 4.44.

Future previously said, "But about Jay-Z, when I talked to him he said he didn't mean it like that."

He continued, "You're supposed to be big in the rap community. You come from the streets, I come from the streets. You're not supposed to be giving me any negative attention."

"It is what it is, I'm trying to get to where I want and nobody's going to stop me," the rapper concluded.

What did people say about Future and his Twitter posts?

Future's posts sent Twitter into a frenzy on Friday night and music fans presented their opinions.

One user tweeted, "Love you Future but you ain’t even as big as Wayne."

Another user said, "Nobody no rapper in this life time can beat Jay z at this point I’m not saying that cause I’m from Brooklyn."

The tweets continued pouring in.

One fan said, "Even in ATL, Ciara might be bigger than you!! How about that??"

"U almost 40 wit 8 kids get out the streets n run up some fatherhood skills," replied another Twitter fan.