Earlier today Rick Ross released his single "The Devil Is A Lie," a song that most people, when they listened to it, believed to be produced by K.E. On The Track. That's what many major news outlets, including Complex, and social networks were abuzz with the information as well. Shortly after the song was released—producer Major Seven went to Twitter with allegations that the beat was stolen from him. This situation was made even more awkward by the fact that K.E. had made a video of himself producing the beat. And he responded to Major's accusation with taunting:
" We dont believe you , you need more people " hov.lol
From there, Major Seven went on a tirade on Twitter:
Rick Ross feat. Jayz Devil is a Lie prod. by Me stolen by @_keonthetrack http://t.co/YX5APK2Svr this guy is a straight theif!!!!
if @_keonthetrack has any type of morals, he should feel like crap knowing he stole my beat! and that he even tried to make a beat video
@mforceent @_KEOnTheTrack he stole it, have you ever heard a beat from KE that good, he stole it from me
Text from about a month ago proving KE on the track was stealing my beat for rick ross devil is a lie… http://t.co/KX5c7SP5Qm
Just a hour ago, Major tweeted that the situation had been cleared up, confirming that the beat is his:
situation just got handled! u will see Rick Ross and Jayz - Devil Is A Lie was produced by Major Seven in the credits! Turn up!!!
when i make the beat vid for devil is a lie, it wont be fake like KE's i will show yall every individual sound! and the dates on sessions
K.E. has not commented further. We don't know quite what to make of all this, but "u will see Rick Ross and Jay Z" sounds pretty ominous. (Like being being sent to the grown-up world's principal's office.)
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