DJ Akademiks’ Explosive Rant: Why He’s Feuding with Loren LoRosa and Treasure Wilson
The online world is buzzing after DJ Akademiks unleashed a fiery rant targeting media personalities Loren LoRosa and Treasure Wilson. What sparked this digital inferno? It all boils down to a disagreement over Akademiks' coverage of Kendrick Lamar and SZA's "Grand National" tour. But this isn't just a simple difference of opinion; it's a full-blown online clash with accusations, resurfaced rumors, and some serious social media shade.
The initial spark came when Loren LoRosa criticized Akademiks for allegedly lying about the tour. According to HipHopHotNew's Gabriel Bras Nevares, LoRosa took issue with Akademiks' dismissive comments about Kendrick fans, claiming he painted them as low-energy and unsupportive. "I’m here & @Akademiks lied .. Kendrick like that. Sza is f*ckin performing her as off. The show is fire," LoRosa tweeted, igniting Akademiks' fury.
Akademiks responded with a barrage of online posts. "B*TCH WAT I LIE BOUT? F*CK U USING MY NAME IN A TWEET FOR CUZ U GOT SOME FREE TICKETS," he fired back, as reported by Cole Blake of HotNewHipHop. He defended his perspective, citing hype crowds, merch sales, and overall tour revenue as evidence against LoRosa's claims.
The drama didn't stop there. Treasure Wilson, part of the "It Is What It Is" team with Cam'ron and Mase, jumped into the fray, further fueling the fire. "Why is this man so angry [laughing emojis]. @LorenLorosa said you lied about numbers and that translates to all of this ? Lmaooo. I think you need a vacay," she posted. Akademiks retorted, "Who r u? Literally? I’d violate but outta respect for cam n mase .. stay in a woman’s place Shordy."
In response to Wilson's defense of LoRosa, Akademiks even brought up old rumors surrounding Mase, suggesting his involvement with a transgender woman. "You ain't seen n****s jump out there like, 'Oh yeah, Mase is f*cking--' No. We just wanted to see what's up," he remarked, according to HotNewHipHop's Cole Blake. He also alluded to not getting involved in Cam'ron's past feuds.
Despite the heated exchange, Akademiks has also publicly praised Lamar for his performance on the "Grand National" tour. "My boy rapping with no backing track," he stated in a livestream, acknowledging Lamar's talent and stage presence. "That boy rapping with no backing track. He's dope... It's like bars."
Ultimately, this online spat highlights the intensity of opinions and the rapid-fire nature of social media feuds. While DJ Akademiks defends his perspective and Kendrick Lamar continues to kill it on tour, the debate underscores how easily disagreements can escalate in the digital age.
What do you think? Is this beef justified, or is it just a case of online personalities clashing? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
