21 Savage declined to speak in detail about his friendship with Drake in a recent interview, saying it would be âzesty as hell" to discuss such a thing.
The remark in question, notably, originates from 21âs recent interview with Mankaprr Conteh for Rolling Stone. At one point in their discussion, 21 was asked about his friendship with the 6 God, prompting a brief debate about gender roles.
âI feel like describing male friendships is zesty as hell," 21 said in the interview. Here, Conteh reveals she pointed out to 21 that âunneeded parametersâ had been placed around men when it comes to expressing their feelings.
âItâs needed,â Savage responded. âThatâs what separates men from women.â The conversation then turned to 21 elaborating further on position, saying, ultimately, he believes âthe man supposed to be one way and the woman supposed to be one way.â
Read the full thing here. As previously reported, 21 also opened up about the fictional nature of his lyrics, a topic that's seen renewed interest in recent months in connection with Young Thug's YSL RICO trial. In that case, a judge ruled that lyrics could be used.
As for 21 and Drake, the two have a more-than-proven record of collaborative success over the years. Her Loss, their joint 2022 project, is up for Best Rap Album at next year's Grammy Awards. The Billboard 200 No. 1 album is joined in that category by Killer Mikeâs Michael, Metro Boominâs Heroes & Villains, Nasâ Kingâs Disease III, and Travis Scottâs Utopia.
Earlier this year, the two embarked on their It's All a Blur Tour together. The trek spurred numerous headlines, including for its set design and its series of surprise guests.
