ScHoolboy Q is quite evidently very proud of his upcoming album given that he’s been stirring up excitement for it on a daily basis, though he still has regrets about a bar he wrote a decade ago.
On Tuesday (February 27), a fan took to Twitter/X to ask the California native: “Cringiest lyric you ever wrote looking back?”
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Within five minutes, the TDE rapper responded with: “‘Make da pussy drip like a slitted wrist’ [two facepalm emojis] like braH embarrassing.”
The line Q’s referring to is from his feature verse on Ab-Soul‘s “Hunnid Stax,” released in 2014 as part of the latter’s third studio album, These Days…
Earlier this week, the Los Angeles MC shared the full tracklist and features for BlueLips, his new album due out on Friday (March 1). The 18-track LP, which will be his first studio album in five years, has a stacked lineup consisting of Freddie Gibbs, Ab-Soul, Rico Nasty, Devin Malik, Lance Skiiiwalker, AzChike, Jozzy, and Childish Major.
In early February, amid the album’s rollout that has had the Hip Hop community’s attention since it was announced, ScHoolboy Q made a bold admission by claiming that Freddie Gibbs outshined him on their collaboration.
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Q confirmed that Gangsta Gibbs would appear on his forthcoming project while responding to a tweet from him in mid-February.
Big Rabbit’s post read: “I got n-ggaz like…” accompanied by the meme of Wee-Bey from The Wire coming to a sudden realization, to which Q responded: “U Lokey wasHed me 2 and I don’t know How to feel about dat…”
Gibbs then wrote back: “We make classics bro congrats on the album glad to be a part of it [fingers-crossed emoji].”
More recently, Q’s wish to have JAY-Z listen to his next album prior to its release came true as the two actually met up. He took to Instagram to reveal that he linked up with Hov and even elicited a positive reaction from the mogul upon playing him Blue Lips.
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“Hov: ‘Naw braH run dat back’ ME: ‘Ok cool,’” he captioned a photograph of them together while shouting out TDE president Punch, who presumably played a part in bringing them together.
