4:55 I know for him he felt uh once you once4:59 you got at him with that song with Drake

5:00 please don’t play that little boy in the

5:02 club

5:03 we don’t need some rats or whatever

5:06 I’ve I personally felt you shut you shut

5:09 the chapter on going back and forth with

5:12 him or issues with him

5:15 I just want to hear from the horse’s

5:41 Give me a good reason why I want sixty-nine dead

5:57 a lot of fans thought that maybe you

5:59 just hated him because he cooperated he

6:01 told I hate all rats

6:05 if you if you ever told you ever tell I

6:09 hate you

6:10 like with a passion

6:11 like because that took that took away

6:13 half of my life

6:15 that’s a what made me who I am

6:17 today it took away half of my life like

6:19 [ __ ] telling them on my pops and

6:21 not and that’s what I’m saying I needed

6:23 so I was raised by a woman

6:25 I’m saying was it my mama who told me

6:27 what [ __ ] I know

“I hate all rats. If you ever told, if you ever tell, I hate you. Like, with a passion,” Lil Durk said. “That made me who I am today. That took away half of my life. Motherf*cker telling on my pops… so I was raised by a woman… my momma. So I really hate rats with a real passion. Like, I hate you. Bad. I’m looking to the camera. I hate f*cking rats.”

Lil Durk also recently opened up on a podcast with DJ Akademiks about his grieving process. He detailed how he handles grief, telling the DJ, “Everybody mourns.” Durk went on to share, “When I started getting more into my religion, and just like, talked to my pops while he was locked up, talked to my uncle and them.” He continued, “They’re like ‘Man, we had the money, the fame and the cars, we had the city on lock, and we went to jail and got life. What you’re going through, we’ve been through. When you call, call and get to your pops, call and get to your unc. Let’s talk, let’s have a conversation. But I don’t want to hear no crying. I don’t want to hear no complaining, I don’t want to hear no ‘I can’t do this, I can’t do that.”