T.I.: "Zulu feud is over"
Rapper T.I. insists his feud with Ludacris' manager Chaka Zulu is over, because he doesn't want to be a bad example to his kids. The "You Know What It Is" hitmaker famously fought with Zulu at a charity luncheon in California in June 2007. He later publicly apologised for the bust-up during his Best Male Hip-Hop Artist honour acceptance speech at the B.E.T. Awards a few days later.
T.I. - real name Clifford Harris - has since come into contact with Zulu and admits he blanked him because the two rivals have nothing to say to each other - and he'd prefer it to stay that way. He tells designer Marc Ecko's Complex magazine, "I got a great life and wonderful children, and I do intend to be here to guide them for the rest of their lives, and that's what's most important to me. "Maybe when I was 18 or 19, runnin' the streets and shootin' pistols, but I'm not gonna blow that for one of these cats who don't happen to live by the same principles as me."
T.I. insists there's no feud between him and Ludacris as a result of the altercation: "I seen him at the VMAs and spoke to him... He smiled and shook my hand and we took pictures. That let me know he don't want no trouble."
Source: ContactMusic.com
Rapper T.I. insists his feud with Ludacris' manager Chaka Zulu is over, because he doesn't want to be a bad example to his kids. The "You Know What It Is" hitmaker famously fought with Zulu at a charity luncheon in California in June 2007. He later publicly apologised for the bust-up during his Best Male Hip-Hop Artist honour acceptance speech at the B.E.T. Awards a few days later.
T.I. - real name Clifford Harris - has since come into contact with Zulu and admits he blanked him because the two rivals have nothing to say to each other - and he'd prefer it to stay that way. He tells designer Marc Ecko's Complex magazine, "I got a great life and wonderful children, and I do intend to be here to guide them for the rest of their lives, and that's what's most important to me. "Maybe when I was 18 or 19, runnin' the streets and shootin' pistols, but I'm not gonna blow that for one of these cats who don't happen to live by the same principles as me."
T.I. insists there's no feud between him and Ludacris as a result of the altercation: "I seen him at the VMAs and spoke to him... He smiled and shook my hand and we took pictures. That let me know he don't want no trouble."
Source: ContactMusic.com
